Noah Kahan

11 concerts

Vermont-born Noah Kahan, GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter, famous for mixing Folk, Americana & Rock. Known for "Stick Season," 5 billion streams, double platinum, collaborations with Post Malone & Kacey Musgraves.

Marcy Playground

6 concerts

Marcy Playground, formed in NYC by Minneapolis natives Wozniak & Keefe and Ohio's Rieser, named after Wozniak's school. Known for '97 hit "Sex and Candy," they debuted with a platinum album.

O.A.R.

9 concerts

Formed in Maryland, 1996, O.A.R. is a multi-platinum band known for a joyful sound & electrifying live shows, selling out venues like Madison Square Garden. Renowned for longevity & fan devotion.

Mat Kearney

33 concerts

Oregon-born, Nashville-based Mat Kearney, known for hits like "Nothing Left to Lose," returned to his roots with "January Flower (Deluxe)." Toured with John Mayer, music featured on TV. Over 2.5B streams.

Spin Doctors

34 concerts

NY's Spin Doctors soared with hits like "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" & "Two Princes." Known for their catchy pop-blues blend, they found major success with 'Pocket Full of Kryptonite', triumphed on MTV & radio, then faced a decline before a 2000s resurgence.

The Fray

49 concerts

The Fray, a Colorado-bred alt-rock band, is known for soul-searching hits like "How To Save A Life." They've earned four Grammy noms and enjoy a devoted global fanbase.

Burning Spear

22 concerts

Born in Jamaica, Burning Spear (Winston Rodney) is a legendary roots reggae artist known for hits like "Marcus Garvey" and "Slavery Days." His music, rich in Rastafarian themes and history, has won him a Grammy and solidified his global influence.

Lenny Kravitz

26 concerts

Lenny Kravitz, renowned for blending soul, rock & funk, has won four consecutive Grammy Awards and set records in rock vocals. Known for his roles in The Hunger Games and Precious, and heading Kravitz Design Inc., he's also launched Nocheluna Sotol. Awarded CFDA’s 2022 "Fashion Icon Award."

Letters To Cleo

1 concert

Boston band Letters to Cleo, formed in 1990 by Greg McKenna & Kay Hanley, infused pop with rock. Hits like "Here & Now" topped charts & featured on Melrose Place. Disbanded in 2000, briefly reunited for tours and projects.

Vampire Weekend

26 concerts

Vampire Weekend, formed at Columbia University, blends indie rock with diverse genres and has topped charts with albums like "Contra" and "Modern Vampires of the City," winning multiple Grammys. Known for hits like "A-Punk," they continually evolve their sound.

Natasha Bedingfield

13 concerts

UK singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield, born in southeast London, hit fame with chart-toppers like "Unwritten" and "These Words." Known for her rhythmic pop style, she's collaborated with stars like Nicki Minaj and John Legend, earning platinum sales and multiple awards.

DEVO

22 concerts

Devo, from Akron, Ohio, is known for pioneering new wave with dark social satire and unique visuals. Hits like "Whip It" and collaborations with Disney show their wide influence. Formed by Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh, they tackled themes of dehumanization with humor and innovation, using homemade instruments and bizarre concepts. Their debut album, backed by David Bowie and Iggy Pop, became an underground hit, cementing their place as a cult band. Despite fluctuating success, Devo's legacy endured through reunions, soundtrack work, and a 50th-anniversary anthology.

Blind Melon

5 concerts

Blind Melon, formed in LA in 1990, blended classic rock with alternative vibes, best known for the hit "No Rain." They toured with Neil Young and opened for Guns N' Roses. Tragically, lead singer Shannon Hoon died of a drug overdose in 1995, halting their rising career. The band went on hiatus, released "Nico" posthumously for Hoon's daughter, and received a Grammy nod for their documentary. Reunited in 2006 with new lead singer Travis Warren, Blind Melon released "For My Friends" in 2008.

Jack's Mannequin

32 concerts

Andrew McMahon, former frontman of Something Corporate, is known for founding Jack's Mannequin with hits like "The Mixed Tape." He collaborated with Tommy Lee and overcame leukemia to release acclaimed albums including "Everything in Transit" and "The Glass Passenger."

Ziggy Marley

25 concerts

Born in Kingston, Ziggy Marley, son of reggae icon Bob Marley, led the Melody Makers to Grammy wins with hits like "Tomorrow People." As a solo artist, he flourished with albums like "Love Is My Religion" and won more Grammys. Marley also champions children's charity U.R.G.E and is known for political activism.

DJ Jazzy Jeff

3 concerts

Born in Philadelphia, DJ Jazzy Jeff is a pioneering DJ known for the Transformer scratch & Grammy wins with Will Smith. He founded A Touch of Jazz, produced for Jill Scott, & released celebrated albums including the Magnificent series.

Nelly

70 concerts

Born in St. Louis, rapper Nelly shot to fame with hits like "Hot in Herre" & "Dilemma." Known for blending rap with country, he boasts Grammy wins & six Top Ten albums. His style mixes Southern drawl & Midwestern twang.

En Vogue

8 concerts

En Vogue, iconic R&B group from Oakland, debuted in 1990 with hits like "Hold On," "My Lovin'." Known for albums 'Funky Divas' & 'EV3,' they meld R&B with stylish diversions. Multiple Grammy nods, collaborated with Salt-N-Pepa and Ne-Yo.

Franz Ferdinand

38 concerts

Franz Ferdinand, hailing from Glasgow, is renowned for merging rock and dance music. Their 2004 hit "Take Me Out" propelled them to fame, winning the Mercury Prize. They draw influence from post-punk bands and released notable albums like their debut "Franz Ferdinand" and "Tonight." With collaborations spanning artists like Jane Birkin, their style evolved to include dub and disco influences, while albums "You Could Have It So Much Better" and "Always Ascending" showcased their versatile sound. Their awards include Brit Awards and multiple Grammy nominations.

The Black Crowes

9 concerts

The Black Crowes, known for gritty rock & roll, celebrate their reunion with the 10th album "Happiness Bastards." Famous for "Shake Your Money Maker," they've toured 20 countries since reuniting in 2019.

CAKE

24 concerts

Cake, formed in Sacramento, 1991, mixes genres like funk, hip-hop, and rock. Known for "The Distance," they blend irony and dry vocals by John McCrea. Hits also include "Never There."

Modest Mouse

21 concerts

Born in the liminal spaces of punk and studio experimentation, Modest Mouse, fronted by Isaac Brock, celebrated their 25th anniversary with tours alongside Pixies and Cat Power. Known for hits from the seminal album *The Lonesome Crowded West*, they received GRAMMY® nods and released *The Golden Casket* in 2021, exploring psychic landscapes and fatherhood.

Collective Soul

36 concerts

Ed Roland, Collective Soul's frontman and chief songwriter, excels in creating high-quality music with his band known for hits like "Shine." Together, they uphold an uncompromised standard both recording and live.

Michelle Branch

2 concerts

Michelle Branch, from Arizona, is a singer-songwriter known for her emotive pop-rock style. Her debut album, "The Spirit Room," featured hits like "Everywhere" and "All You Wanted." She won a Grammy for her collaboration with Santana on "The Game of Love" and earned a Grammy nod with The Wreckers’ “Leave the Pieces." Her 2017 album, "Hopeless Romantic," co-produced with husband Patrick Carney, showcased her mature sound.

Bumpin Uglies

18 concerts

Annapolis-based Bumpin Uglies, known for DIY ethos & raw music, boasts 7 studio albums, with hits & fan faves in acoustic style in "Underdog: The Acoustic Sessions."

Wheatus

26 concerts

Wheatus, known for "Teenage Dirtbag," celebrates their debut album's 20th anniversary with a re-release and world tour. Collaborated with Mike Doughty; famous for energetic live shows and a unique style.

Vance Joy

6 concerts

Australian indie folk singer Vance Joy, born James Keogh in Melbourne, rose from open mics to global fame with hits like "Riptide." Known for Bon Iver-influenced music, he swapped law for music, earning multiple Platinum awards.