High Fade

26 concerts

Edinburgh's High Fade, a trio blending razor-sharp funk and disco, gained global fame with 30M+ views in six months. Known for electric live shows, they've impressed legends like Jack Black and Cypress Hill. Members Harry Valentino, Oliver Sentance, and Calvin Davidson deliver infectious street-inspired performances that captivate audiences.

Mavis Staples

13 concerts

Mavis Staples and Levon Helm, stars in their own right, bonded on "The Last Waltz" set in 1976. Their collaboration on "The Weight" became iconic. Despite Helm's battle with throat cancer, his voice returned, earning him three GRAMMYs during a career resurgence. Both artists were admired by a younger generation, with Helm celebrated as a legendary drummer and patron of American music.

Father John Misty

43 concerts

Mahashmashana, produced by Josh Tillman and Drew Erickson, features 8 tracks, including singles "I Guess Time Makes Fools of Us All" and "Screamland," with Alan Sparhawk on guitar. Out November 22, 2024, via Sub Pop/Bella Union.

John R. Miller

12 concerts

John R. Miller, born in West Virginia, is a Nashville-based artist known for his introspective country and folk-rock. His albums, including "Heat Comes Down" and "Depreciated," reveal deep truths about human emotions. Influenced by traditional fiddle music, Miller first performed in garage bands and string bands, gaining a reputation for his raw honesty and communal music style.

Charley Crockett

41 concerts

Texas-born Charley Crockett, a GRAMMY®-nominated maverick, paved his own path in country music, releasing 14 albums independently and selling out iconic venues like Red Rocks. Known for his unapologetic style and collaborations with Shooter Jennings, he gained acclaim from The New Yorker and Rolling Stone. His performances on Austin City Limits and Jimmy Kimmel Live! highlight his rise in the modern music era.

Sierra Ferrell

38 concerts

Sierra Ferrell, a celebrated West Virginia-born roots musician, is known for her eclectic style, acclaimed debut 'Long Time Coming,' and winning Emerging Act at the Americana Honors & Awards. Collaborating with artists like Margo Price and Old Crow Medicine Show, her album 'Trail Of Flowers' showcases her storytelling with producers Eddie Spear and Gary Paczosa.

Lucero

25 concerts

Lucero, formed in Memphis in the late '90s, blends southern rock and Memphis soul with Americana. Known for punchy rhythms and punk-rooted guitar, their 12th record, "Should’ve Learned by Now," revisits past works, showcasing their distinctive sound. Frontman Ben Nichols emphasizes their self-awareness and unique style.

Galactic

10 concerts

Galactic, a key player in New Orleans' music scene since the '90s, blends funk with diverse guest artists. They've evolved to own and steward historic Tipitina’s, showcasing talents like Grammy-winner Irma Thomas.

The Flaming Lips

32 concerts

The Flaming Lips, formed in 1983 in Oklahoma City, are acclaimed for their psychedelic, experimental alternative rock. Known for hits like "She Don't Use Jelly," they gained fame in the '90s and won a Grammy for 2002's "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots." Collaborations include Miley Cyrus and Kacey Musgraves. Notable albums are "The Soft Bulletin" and "American Head," showcasing their unique sound and emotional depth.

Widespread Panic

17 concerts

Widespread Panic, formed in Athens, GA, is known for its rock jam style. With 12 studio albums and 43 live ones, they've sold over 3 million copies. The band, including John Bell, Dave Schools, and JoJo Hermann, broke records with 61 sold-out shows at Red Rocks.

The Pharcyde

21 concerts

Formed in South Central LA, the Pharcyde are an alternative rap quartet known for their debut gold album 'Bizarre Ride II' and hits like "What’s Up Fatlip". They gained fame with unique style and collaborated with De La Soul & A Tribe Called Quest.

Leftover Salmon

29 concerts

Leftover Salmon, formed in 1989 in Boulder, are jamgrass pioneers known for blending bluegrass, rock, and Cajun styles. They gained fame with '90s albums like Euphoria, toured extensively, and collaborated with Steve Berlin. After a hiatus, they reemerged with albums like 2012's Aquatic Hitchhiker. The band is celebrated for its dynamic shows and was pivotal in the jam band scene.

Puddles Pity Party

63 concerts

Puddles Pity Party, a 7-foot clown from River City, gained fame with his "golden voice." Known for viral hits like "Royals" with Postmodern Jukebox, he's performed globally in festivals and shows, winning an Olivier Award. Collaborations include Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Eels, and Neil Patrick Harris' gala.

Lukas Nelson

19 concerts

Born over a decade ago, Nelson is known for his Americana and alt-country style. His 2023 album topped the charts, and he's a sought-after collaborator, working with The Travelin’ McCourys, Sierra Ferrell, Miranda Lambert, and more. He co-produced and co-wrote for "A Star is Born," winning a Grammy and BAFTA.