Tigers Jaw

10 concerts

Scranton-based band Tigers Jaw blends catchy melodies with harmonious vocals, gaining fame with tracks that mirror Fleetwood Mac and Saves the Day influences.

Superheaven

20 concerts

Formed as Daylight in 2007, renamed Superheaven in 2014, this grunge revivalist band draws inspiration from '90s bands like Stone Temple Pilots and Soundgarden. Known for albums "Jar" and "Ours Is Chrome," they signed with Side One Dummy.

Knocked Loose

11 concerts

Knocked Loose, from Louisville, are known for their relentless hardcore sound. Over a decade, visits to Coachella and Bonnaroo, and the album "You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To," they’ve won acclaim for their unyielding intensity and potential.

Militarie Gun

23 concerts

Militarie Gun, led by Ian Shelton, blends hardcore aggression with catchy hooks in their debut album, "Life Under The Gun." Known for tracks like "Do It Faster" and "Very High," they explore themes of relationships and personal growth. Their music combines melody and grit, offering a unique, self-aware lens on life's challenges.

Alex G

3 concerts

Alex G is the stage name for Alex Giannascoli, known for his melodic yet ragged style. His 2022 album "God Save the Animals" was widely acclaimed.

Denzel Curry

29 concerts

Denzel Curry, born in the South, is known for his versatile rap style and hits like "Ultimate." Collaborating with artists like A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg, his work celebrates Southern musical heritage and showcases his technical mastery.

Jesus Piece

1 concert

Philadelphia’s Jesus Piece is known for their fierce live shows and unique blend of metal and hardcore. Led by frontman Aaron Heard's intense vocals, they deliver complex instrumentation with energetic performances.

Gouge Away

9 concerts

Formed in South Florida, Gouge Away gained fame with albums like "Burnt Sugar" on Deathwish Inc. Known for their raw, unpolished style and introspective lyrics, they’ve shared stages with bands like Drug Church and Ceremony while evolving their urgent, nostalgic sound.

Foxing

35 concerts

Foxing, from chamber emo with "The Albatross" to art pop with "Draw Down The Moon," are acclaimed for their dramatic dynamics. Self-produced and mixed by guitarist Eric Hudson, their self-titled LP "Foxing" showcases an artful balance of hope and chaos.

Momma

31 concerts

Momma, led by Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman, blends indie rock with honest lyrics. Known for rich sound and emotional storytelling, they work closely with Aron Kobayashi Ritch.

Slowdive

10 concerts

Slowdive, born in Reading, England, are known for their shoegaze style blending reverb-drenched guitars and experimental sounds. Their latest album, "everything is alive," merges familiar shoegaze elements with new beginnings, highlighting their enduring influence on a younger audience. The band members, Rachel Goswell, Neil Halstead, Christian Savill, Nick Chaplin, and Simon Scott, collaborate to explore life’s shimmering nature and universal themes through diverse sonic landscapes.

Maruja

1 concert

Maruja, known for their break-beat-punk, harsh noise, and cosmic jazz fusion, gained acclaim with tracks like "The Invisible Man" and "One Hand Behind The Devil." Their debut EP "Knocknarea" was highly rated by critics, earning praise from BBC Radio and Anthony Fantano. The band's electrifying live shows have sold out venues across Europe, building their reputation as an exciting emerging act.

Danny Brown

3 concerts

Detroit-born Danny Brown is a genre-defying rapper known for his unique style, mixing paranoia and humor. He's celebrated globally, blending reflection and high-energy anthems.

Have A Nice Life

7 concerts

Connecticut duo Have a Nice Life, formed by Dan Barrett and Tim Macuga, blend gloomy ambience, shoegaze, and post-punk. Debuting with 2008's cult hit Deathconsciousness, they've expanded their morose sound with albums like 2014's The Unnatural World and 2019's Sea of Worry. Their music gained traction on platforms like Sputnikmusic and 4chan, and they were sampled by Lil Peep. Collaborating with the Flenser label, they manage Enemies List, promoting similar doom rock releases.

Drug Church

16 concerts

Drug Church, from Albany, NY, is a genre-defying punk band known for loud guitars and irreverent style. Their fifth album, PRUDE, showcases their aggression and melody.

Speed

16 concerts

Sydney-based hardcore band SPEED is known for electrifying performances and the album "ONLY ONE MODE." They capture true hardcore ethos, loyalty, and vulnerability.

Sunny Day Real Estate

22 concerts

Seattle's Sunny Day Real Estate, formed in 1992, emerged distinctly from the grunge era with Jeremy Enigk's unique vocals and melodic tunes. Known for albums like "Diary" and "LP2," they experienced breakups and reunions, with members joining Foo Fighters and releasing ambitious projects like Enigk's "Return of the Frog Queen." Their 1998 reunion album, "How It Feels to Be Something On," earned acclaim, followed by "The Rising Tide." Despite disbanding in 2001, they briefly reunited in 2009-2010, with "Lipton Witch" released in 2014.