Rum Jungle

14 concerts

Rum Jungle, known for their slacker vibe, tackles themes of carefree living with hits that bring a unique, slightly grungy party atmosphere.

Doechii

3 concerts

Tampa-born rapper Doechii blends diverse genres in her mixtape, "Alligator Bites Never Heal." Known for hits like "What It Is (Block Boy)," and "Alter Ego," she’s opened for Beyoncé and toured with Doja Cat.

The Dreggs

4 concerts

Australia’s indie-folk duo The Dreggs—Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris—are known for high-energy shows and the platinum hit “Give Myself To You.” Their debut album hit #3 on ARIA charts.

The Rions

2 concerts

Sydney indie pop-rock band The Rions, known for hits like “Physical Medicine” and “Sweet Cocoon,” have 60M+ streams, ARIA #4 EP, triple j Hottest 100 spots, and major tours.

South Summit

6 concerts

South Summit, an Australian five-piece band, blends indie rock, reggae, and hip-hop. Known for high-energy shows and storytelling, their debut album hit #2 on ARIA charts.

Kendrick Lamar

4 concerts

Kendrick Lamar, a Compton native, is renowned for his poignant lyricism, winning Grammys and a Pulitzer. Known for hits like "HUMBLE." and "Not Like Us," he's worked with Future, Dr. Dre, and U2. His albums, notably good kid, m.A.A.d city and To Pimp a Butterfly, showcase his storytelling prowess, earning him acclaim in both hip-hop and mainstream music.

Chance Peña

41 concerts

East Texas-born Chance Peña blends traditional storytelling with modern sounds. Known for co-writing John Legend’s Grammy-nominated hit and his song in *Five Feet Apart*.

Nessa Barrett

5 concerts

Nessa has amassed over 2 billion streams and 30 million followers, and is known for her electro-pop sound. Her album AFTERCARE includes hits like "PASSENGER PRINCESS" and "MUSTANG BABY" featuring Artemas. She has been featured on Billboard’s “21 Under 21” and Forbes’ “Top Creators” lists. In 2023, she sold 83,000 tickets on her world tour, making stops at festivals like Reading & Leeds and ACL Main Stage.

Rebecca Black

4 concerts

Rebecca Black, known for the viral hit "Friday," redefined pop with her 2021 EP "Rebecca Black Was Here." Born in the USA, she's famous for hyperpop sounds and collaborations with artists like bbno$ and MØ. Black's sold-out debut headline tour across North America and Europe was part of her comeback, earning a nomination for “Best Self Released Record of the Year." She's an advocate for anti-bullying, mental health, and LGBTQ+ causes, partnering with organizations like GLAAD.

Ninajirachi

23 concerts

Australian electronic artist Ninajirachi blends underground and mainstream styles. Known for hits like "Angel Music" (Billboard Best of 2024), she’s toured globally and worked with Deadmau5, Charli XCX, and Porter Robinson.

Lyric

2 concerts

Gold Coast singer-songwriter Lyric blends relatable lyrics with innovative synth-pop. Known for viral hit "Gravity," she’s toured with Griff, BENEE, and Matt Corby.

ScHoolboy Q

3 concerts

ScHoolboy Q, born Quincy Hanley in South Central L.A., is a leading hip-hop artist known for his raw depiction of street life. Rising with Kendrick Lamar and Black Hippy, he found fame with albums like Oxymoron, Blank Face LP, and CrasH Talk. Collaborating with stars like Macklemore and Tinashe, he's earned five Grammy nods. His versatile, ever-evolving style is evident in tracks like "Studio" and his 2024 release, Blue Lips.

Sara Landry

13 concerts

Sara Landry, born in the USA, crafts dark, driving industrial techno. Known for innovative and witchy sounds, she's gained fame with releases on T-Minus and mau5trap. Her remix of Cardi B’s WAP shook the European rave scene. Sara's sets at Coachella, Red Rocks, and Brooklyn Mirage have solidified her as a techno powerhouse, attracting fans and praise from tastemakers like Amelie Lens and I Hate Models.

Mia Wray

7 concerts

Mia, an acclaimed artist with millions of streams, is known for hits like "Monster Brain." Championed by Elton John, her music features on BBC Radio 1. She's supported Maisie Peters, DMA'S, and Vance Joy, with standout performances at Germany's Reeperbahn.