Sharp Pins

4 concerts

Sharp Pins is the Chicago-based lo-fi power pop project of Kai Slater, blending 1960s rock and roll with indie sensibilities. Known for catchy songs like "Popafangout" and "Lorelei," the project has released albums such as "Radio DDR," which earned Pitchfork Best New Music, and "Balloon Balloon Balloon." Slater, also of Lifeguard, is recognized for his prolific output and DIY aesthetic, including the Hallogallo zine.

S.G. Goodman

9 concerts

Kentucky-born S.G. Goodman is known for her indie rock with rural influences. Her breakthrough debut in 2020 captivated NPR and Rolling Stone. Tyler Childers covered her song, "Space And Time." Her second album, "Teeth Marks," earned critical acclaim, a Tiny Desk concert, and the 2023 Americana Best Emerging Artist Award.

Jeff Tweedy

7 concerts

Jeff Tweedy, born in Belleville, Illinois, co-founded Uncle Tupelo, pioneering alt-country. Post-breakup, he formed Wilco, lauded for albums like "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot." Known for eclectic rock, he collaborated with Jim O'Rourke, Billy Bragg, and Mavis Staples. As a solo artist, he released "Together at Last," "Warm," and "Love Is the King," showcasing intimate folk-rock styles. His projects include Loose Fur and Golden Smog. Tweedy's production work spans Low, Richard Thompson, and Pops Staples, enhancing his reputation as a versatile musician and producer.

L'Rain

3 concerts

Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist Taja Cheek leads L’Rain, blending experimental and soulful sounds with collaborators. Known for albums like *Fatigue* and *I Killed Your Dog*.

Wilco

29 concerts

Wilco, formed by Jeff Tweedy in 1994, evolved from alt-country roots into an eclectic indie rock band, known for albums like "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" and "A Ghost Is Born." They’ve collaborated with artists like Billy Bragg and Cate Le Bon. Awarded a Grammy for "Best Historical Album," their sound blends influences of rock, pop, and experimental elements. Celebrated for albums "Summerteeth," "Sky Blue Sky," and more, they continue to shape the indie music scene with enduring impact.

The Breeders

17 concerts

The Breeders, formed by Pixies’ Kim Deal and Tanya Donelly, shaped ’90s alt-rock with hits like "Cannonball." Known for mixing pop, grunge, country, and reggae, they've influenced artists like Courtney Barnett. Their platinum album Last Splash and collaborations with Steve Albini and J Mascis highlight their lasting impact.

Elizabeth Moen

4 concerts

Elizabeth Moen, a soulful singer-songwriter and guitarist from Iowa based in Chicago, is known for her powerful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and acclaimed self-released albums.

James Brandon Lewis

7 concerts

New York saxophonist James Brandon Lewis fuses jazz with hip-hop and funk. Known for his intense improvisation, he plays with Chad Taylor and Josh Werner. His album "Apple Cores" draws inspiration from Amiri Baraka.

The Messthetics

11 concerts

Washington, D.C. instrumental post-hardcore/jazz trio The Messthetics (ex-Fugazi Canty/Lally + Pirog), with sax star James Brandon Lewis; Impulse! acclaimed LP.

Richard Dawson

4 concerts

Newcastle-born Richard Dawson is known for his eclectic psych-folk and rock blend. Acclaimed for albums like "Nothing Important" and "Peasant," he collaborates with Finnish rockers Circle and embraces unique sounds, influenced by traditional British folk and innovative production styles.

Gang Of Four

7 concerts

Gang of Four, a highly influential rock group, impacted bands like RHCP, U2, and R.E.M. Their angular rock style influences artists like Franz Ferdinand and Nine Inch Nails, while Frank Ocean sampled them on his "Blonde" album. Pharrell praised them in major publications.

Jordan Klepper

8 concerts

Jordan Klepper, from Kalamazoo, Michigan, is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning American comedian and political satirist. He is known for his sharp field interviews and incisive commentary on "The Daily Show" and his own series like "The Opposition" and "Klepper." He also performs improvisational comedy.

Living Hour

3 concerts

Winnipeg’s Living Hour blends dreamy noise rock, folk, and indie-pop into “yearn-core,” with vivid lyrics and textured sounds capturing memory’s ache and everyday magic.

George

3 concerts

George Clinton, born in Kannapolis, North Carolina, is a funk music innovator and the mastermind behind Parliament-Funkadelic. Known as the "Godfather of Funk," his eclectic style blends Afrofuturism, psychedelia, and humor. Popular for "Atomic Dog" and "Flash Light," he influenced hip-hop and collaborated with Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar. Clinton was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019.

The Autumn Defense

3 concerts

The Autumn Defense, led by Wilco’s John Stirratt and Pat Sansone, blends '60s-'70s L.A. pop and Southern rock, known for warm harmonies and collaborations with Wilco members.

Jo Firestone

4 concerts

Jo Firestone, a comedian, writer, and actress from St. Louis, Missouri, is known for her unique, offbeat humor. She has written for and appeared on shows like "The Tonight Show" and "Joe Pera Talks with You," and was head writer for "After Midnight." Firestone co-created "Punderdome: A Card Game for Pun Lovers" and hosts the "Dr. Gameshow" podcast. Her comedy album "The Hits" and Critics Choice-nominated special "Good Timing" highlight her talent.

Nels Cline

4 concerts

Born in LA, guitarist Nels Cline blends jazz, rock, and avant-garde. Known for Wilco, Nels Cline Singers; collaborates with Julian Lage, Medeski Martin & Wood; acclaimed for improvisation.

Billy Bragg

30 concerts

Billy Bragg, from Barking, East London, is a celebrated folk singer-songwriter known for political engagement. Famous songs include "A New England." He has 11 solo albums and collaborated with Wilco on the Mermaid Avenue albums. Bragg, who has run Glastonbury's Left Field stage for 20 years, received the Ivors' Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award in 2018 and a plaque on the Camden Music Walk of Fame in 2023.

Hannah Cohen

16 concerts

Catskills-based singer-songwriter Hannah Cohen makes dreamy, shimmering indie-pop collages; collaborators include Sufjan Stevens, Clairo & Sam Evian.

John Hodgman

3 concerts

John Hodgman, born in Brookline, Massachusetts, is an American author, actor, and humorist. Known for his droll persona, he gained fame as the "PC" in Apple's "Get a Mac" ads and as a "Resident Expert" on The Daily Show. A New York Times bestselling author, his works include "The Areas of My Expertise" trilogy, "Vacationland," and "Medallion Status". He hosts the popular "Judge John Hodgman" podcast.

Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band

23 concerts

Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band, led by Louisville, Kentucky-born Ryan Davis, crafts Americana-noir and alt-country. Known for vivid, poetic lyrics and experimental rock, they released acclaimed albums like "Dancing on the Edge" (2023) and "New Threats from the Soul" (2025). Davis, also founder of Sophomore Lounge, collaborates with artists including Will Oldham and Catherine Irwin. The band's unique sound has garnered significant praise.

Solid Sound

3 concerts

Demi Adejuyigbe

3 concerts

Solid Sound in North Adams, MA

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