Inhaler

34 concerts

Irish band Inhaler, known for debut 'It Wont Always Be Like This,' evolved in 'Cuts and Bruises' with a focus on band chemistry & narrative style, inspired by global tours.

Alabama Shakes

39 concerts

Alabama Shakes, from Alabama, blended Southern soul and garage rock, led by Brittany Howard's powerful vocals. Hits include "Hold On" & "Don't Wanna Fight." Their debut, "Boys & Girls," went platinum, while "Sound & Color" won 3 Grammys. Collaborated with ATO Records, they paused in 2018 as Howard pursued a solo career.

Stereophonics

41 concerts

Stereophonics, formed in Cwmaman, Wales, are known for brash guitar rock and alt-pop anthems. Led by Kelly Jones, they achieved UK chart success with hits like "Indian Summer." Eight of their albums, including 2022's Oochya!, reached number one. They won a Brit Award for Best New Group and have collaborated with various musicians over the years.

Spoon

18 concerts

Texas band Spoon's "Lucifer on the Sofa" is their rawest rock album, recorded in Austin. Known for its intense, intimate sound, it contrasts classic rock influences with unique modern twists.

IDLES

13 concerts

IDLES, known for vibrant punk music, released their impactful fifth album "TANGK" — symbolizing love and gratitude. The band is celebrated for blending raw sound with themes of joy and resistance.

The Stews

12 concerts

The Stews, born in Charleston, burst onto the scene with "What Was" in 2022. Known for eclectic sounds akin to The Allman Brothers & Pink Floyd, they've dominated stages from NYC to DC, selling out shows and breaking records.

Deftones

36 concerts

Formed in Sacramento in 1988, Deftones are a GRAMMY®-winning band known for the platinum albums Adrenaline, Around The Fur, and White Pony. They've sold 10M records, topped charts, and launched the Dia De Los Deftones festival.

Wet Leg

11 concerts

Formed on the Isle of Wight, Wet Leg, comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, blends sad and party music. Known for their hit "Chaise Longue" and a Mercury Prize-nominated debut album.

Mannequin Pussy

31 concerts

Philadelphia rock band Mannequin Pussy, known for cathartic tunes about tough times, blends punk and pop. Hits include "Patience." Famous for their intense energy and rallying music, they collaborate mainly within their band featuring Colins Regisford, Kaleen Reading, Maxine Steen, and Marisa Dabice.

Sarah Kinsley

14 concerts

New York-based Sarah Kinsley captures emotions in her introspective and cinematic alt-pop. Known for her atmospheric, dreamlike lyrics and leftfield pop flair.

Mdou Moctar

2 concerts

Nigerien Mdou Moctar's "Funeral For Justice" is a ferocious album featuring louder, political tracks about Tuareg struggles. Known for his iconic guitar solos, Moctar delivers unfiltered, passionate music.

Murder By Death

50 concerts

From Bloomington, Indiana, Murder by Death blends orchestral indie rock with gothic Americana, citing Johnny Cash and Nick Cave as influences. Known for albums like "In Bocca al Lupo" and "Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon," they've gained a devoted fanbase through relentless touring and distinctive sound.

The Criticals

26 concerts

Nashville's rock band The Criticals, formed by Parker Forbes and Cole Shughart in 2018, are known for hit EPs like Mimosa Hygiene & Sour Grapes, and dynamic live shows in major US cities.

My Chemical Romance

15 concerts

Formed in NJ, My Chemical Romance debuted in 2002. Albums like "Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge" & "The Black Parade" went 3x Platinum. Known for hits like "Welcome to the Black Parade." Major tours & iconic music videos.

"Weird Al" Yankovic

76 concerts

Born in Downey, CA, "Weird Al" Yankovic is the top novelty music parodist known for hits like "Eat It" and "White & Nerdy." His song parodies span genres from new wave to rap, earning critical and commercial success over four decades. Yankovic's use of music videos, starting with MTV in the 80s, bolstered his fame. He's won four Grammy Awards and released chart-topping albums like Mandatory Fun. Notable collaborations include Rick Derringer and the band from Hamilton musical spinoffs. His long career inspired a 2022 biopic.

Sublime

13 concerts

Born in Long Beach, Sublime fused reggae, punk, ska, and hip-hop. Hits like "What I Got" and "Santeria" define their style. Despite Bradley Nowell's death, the band has sold 18M+ albums and remain genre-defining icons.

Johnny Marr

3 concerts

British guitarist Johnny Marr, co-founder of The Smiths, has collaborated with The The, Electronic, Modest Mouse, The Cribs, and Hans Zimmer. Known for top UK albums and iconic songwriting, he also recorded the James Bond score for "No Time To Die."

Lenny Kravitz

24 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."

Vampire Weekend

29 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.

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.

Cage The Elephant

20 concerts

Kentucky's Cage the Elephant, known for hits like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," moved to England pre-2008 debut. Famous for blending alt-rock, they've won multiple Grammys including for albums produced by Dan Auerbach. Collaborated with Alison Mosshart and Beck.

Public Enemy

20 concerts

Public Enemy, founded by Chuck D in 1985, revolutionized hip-hop with politically charged lyrics and innovative production. Known for hits like "Fight the Power" and "911 Is a Joke," their albums It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back and Fear of a Black Planet are acclaimed classics. Flavor Flav, with his distinctive style, complemented Chuck D's serious tones. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, they collaborated with artists like Anthrax and Run-DMC.

Lambrini Girls

44 concerts

Brighton's Lambrini Girls, a trio featuring Phoebe, Lilly, and Banksy, blend punk with activist zeal. Known for energetic performances and striking social commentary.

TV On The Radio

16 concerts

Brooklyn's TV on the Radio blends post-punk and electronics, gaining acclaim with albums like "Return to Cookie Mountain" and "Dear Science." Known for creativity and winning the 2004 Shortlist Prize. Collaborated with David Bowie.

Franz Ferdinand

35 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 Keys

45 concerts

Ohio-born rock duo the Black Keys, formed by Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney in 2001, evolved from raw blues to psychedelic sounds with hits like "Lonely Boy" and albums like "Brothers" and "El Camino". Known for collabs with Danger Mouse and Grammy wins, they blend traditional blues with modern rock.

The Beaches

11 concerts

The Beaches, a band named after their childhood neighborhood, includes Jordan, Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl, & Eliza Enman-McDaniel. Known for the hit "Blame Brett," they won a JUNO Award and made a US TV debut on Kimmel. Their music, blending anthemic bops with introspective tracks, has topped charts in Canada and the US.

blink-182

8 concerts

Originating from the pop-punk scene, blink-182, known for energetic, humorous tracks, rose to fame with "Enema of the State." Famous lineup: Hoppus, DeLonge, Barker. Hits include albums like "California" & "Neighborhoods," achieving numerous chart-toppers. DeLonge returned in 2023.

The All-American Rejects

16 concerts

All-American Rejects, formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma by Tyson Ritter & Nick Wheeler, hit it with singles like "Swing, Swing" & "Dirty Little Secret." Albums include "Move Along" & "When the World Comes Down." Known for emo-pop style, influenced by AC/DC & Bon Jovi.

The Marías

10 concerts

The Marías, a psychedelic-soul band formed by Puerto Rican-born María Zardoya and L.A. native Josh Conway, blend jazz, funk, and lounge. Known for hits like CINEMA, they boast two Grammy nods, a Billboard top-hit, and collaborations with Bad Bunny and Tainy.