Tigers Jaw

6 concerts

Tigers Jaw, from Scranton, known for catchy, relatable lyrics, merge Fleetwood Mac and Saves the Day. Celebrated for evolving while touring and their indie punk roots.

Superheaven

19 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

18 concerts

Knocked Loose, from Oldham County, KY, focuses on hardcore punk. Known for intense tours since 2014, they recorded a concept album in 2020 during quarantine.

Militarie Gun

28 concerts

LA-based Militarie Gun, formed in 2020 by Ian Shelton, blends a combative yet catchy style. Known for melodic hardcore, the band draws from diverse influences like Fugazi & hip hop.

Alex G

2 concerts

Alex G, born in Pennsylvania, is a singer-songwriter known for his lo-fi pop and turbulent style. Popular for albums like ‘God Save the Animals’, he has worked with Frank Ocean and his music often tops year-end lists. His work appears on labels like Domino and Orchid Tapes.

Denzel Curry

43 concerts

Miami rapper Denzel Curry levels up with "Melt My Eyes, See Your Future." Known for his intense lyricism and raw emotion, the album marks a peak, blending cinematic influences and showcasing his evolution.

Jesus Piece

1 concert

Philadelphia band Jesus Piece blends hardcore metal with melodic songwriting. Famous for live energy and notable albums like '...So Unknown', they produce anthem-rich music with unique riffs and dynamic vocals.

Gouge Away

4 concerts

Formed in South Florida, Gouge Away released "Dies" and "Burnt Sugar," touring with bands like Touche Amore & Ceremony. Known for urgent, introspective music, recorded live with Jack Shirley.

Foxing

34 concerts

Foxing, a Missouri-based quartet, blends chamber emo and art pop across five albums. Known for dynamic soundscapes, they self-produced their fifth LP, Foxing, under their label Grand Paradise.

Momma

24 concerts

Momma, founded by Etta Friedman & Allegra Weingarten, evolves in their third album, "Household Name." Fusing influences like Nirvana & The Breeders, it boasts tracks like “Medicine.” Known for their alt-rock flair, they've toured with Death Cab for Cutie & Weezer, and garnered acclaim from NPR & Rolling Stone.

Slowdive

16 concerts

Slowdive's 5th album, "everything is alive," blends new beginnings with their signature shoegaze style. Known for reverb-rich guitars & a growing youthful fanbase, the band explores psychedelic soundscapes & 80's electronic elements, influenced by John Cale.

Maruja

6 concerts

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's Danny Brown blends paranoia, guilt, and punchlines into party anthems, earning global acclaim as a virtuosic rapper known for dynamic performances.

Have A Nice Life

4 concerts

Connecticut's Have a Nice Life blends shoegaze, industrial post-punk, and dark ambience. Known for "Deathconsciousness,” they gained cult status through grassroots online support. Collaborated with label the Flenser, cultivating a dedicated following with releases like "The Unnatural World" and "Sea of Worry."

Drug Church

12 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

7 concerts

Sydney-based hardcore band SPEED, known for intense live shows and unique music videos, dominates the genre. Their debut album "ONLY ONE MODE" highlights their ethos and influence in the hardcore music scene.

Sunny Day Real Estate

2 concerts

Formed in Seattle, 1992, Sunny Day Real Estate stood out with their melodic rock. Known for "Diary" and "The Pink Album," joined Foo Fighters, and split in 2001 but reunited in 2009.