Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta - May 5, 2024

Arcade Fire

2 concerts

Arcade Fire, from Montreal, gained fame with impactful live shows. Their acclaimed debut, 'Funeral,' tops many '00s lists. Known for albums like 'Neon Bible' and 'The Suburbs,' the band boasts 3 #1 albums, Grammy nods, and multiple awards. Collaborated with Nigel Godrich.

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.

Metric

12 concerts

Formed in 1998 in Toronto, alt-rock band Metric, by Emily Haines & Jimmy Shaw, thrived in NYC’s rock scene. Renowned for defying major labels and a consistent lineup, they've released several influential albums, maintaining an independent and adventurous approach.

Young the Giant

10 concerts

Young the Giant's album American Bollywood blends indie-rock with Indian instrumentation, inspired by Sameer Gadhia’s parents' journey from India to the U.S. in 1984.

The Revivalists

9 concerts

The Revivalists, an 8-piece rock band known for soulful alt-rock anthems like the double-platinum "Wish I Knew You," boast multiplatinum sales, 800M+ streams, and are famed for their live performances and charity work through Rev Causes.

The Offspring

76 concerts

The Offspring, pioneers of SoCal punk, hit global fame with 1994’s “Smash”. Known for "Americana" & "Conspiracy of One", they've sold 40M albums, influenced films, TV, and games.

The Struts

5 concerts

British rock band The Struts, formed in Derby (2012), famed for energetic shows and hits like "Could Have Been Me." Known for collabs with Robbie Williams & Kesha, and tours with The Rolling Stones.

Billy Idol

38 concerts

Punk pioneer Billy Idol, known for his sneer and hits like “White Wedding” and “Rebel Yell,” merged '77 punk with dance. He sold 40M albums, won numerous awards, and became an MTV icon.

Queens of the Stone Age

33 concerts

Formed from Kyuss remains, Queens of the Stone Age became 21st century heavy rock leaders. Known for "Rated R" and "Songs for the Deaf," featuring Dave Grohl. Hit #1 with “…Like Clockwork.” Collaborated with Mark Ronson, Elton John.

Men I Trust

42 concerts

Men I Trust, formed in Canada, 2014. Known for hypnotic dream pop & indie vibes. Members include Emma Proulx, Jessy Caron, Dragos Chiriac. Celebrated for self-produced, genre-transcending music.

Kevin Morby

11 concerts

Kevin Morby, acclaimed songwriter, explores life and mortality in "This Is A Photograph" and its continuation, "More Photographs." He's known for insightful lyrics and capturing rich sonic landscapes.

Miike Snow

2 concerts

Miike Snow, an indie electro-pop trio, originated in Stockholm with hit-makers Bloodshy & Avant (Karlsson & Winnberg) and NYC's Andrew Wyatt. Known for Grammy-winning "Toxic" and the popular song "Animal," they collaboratively launched their debut in 2009. They also co-founded the Ingrid label.

Waxahatchee

46 concerts

Alabama-born singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, evolved from lo-fi folk to lush alt-country. Known for poetic, honest lyrics and six critically acclaimed albums.

Sunny Day Real Estate

22 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.

Dinosaur Jr.

24 concerts

Dinosaur Jr., formed in Amherst, MA by J Mascis, redefined '80s indie rock with loud guitar sounds. Known for hits like "Freak Scene," the band experienced internal shifts and a notable reunion in 2006, continuing to influence with albums like "Sweep It Into Space."

Palace

11 concerts

London-based trio Leo Wyndham, Matt Hodges & Rupert Turner, known for albums 'So Long Forever' & 'Life After'. Famous for sold-out tours in UK, Europe & North America.