Jesse Roper

1 concert

Canadian rocker Jesse Roper, known for his soulful vocals and heartful storytelling, collaborates with renowned producer Gus van Go on 'Horizons', blending vintage rhythm and blues with pulsing percussion and undulating guitar, capturing sun-baked vibes.

Muireann Bradley

5 concerts

Muireann Bradley, from Ballybofey, County Donegal, draws inspiration from classic blues artists. Her debut album features live, unedited tracks reminiscent of 1920s and 1930s recordings.

The Nude Party

2 concerts

The Nude Party, from Boone, NC, revives '60s frat rock with influences like the Rolling Stones. Known for lively performances and collaborations with Oakley Munson, they gained fame with albums like The Nude Party and Midnight Manor and are celebrated for their '70s blues-rock sound on Rides On.

The Black Crowes

21 concerts

The Black Crowes, led by the Robinson Brothers, hail from Atlanta and are known for their gritty rock and blues sound. Reuniting in 2019, they celebrated 30 years of "Shake Your Money Maker" with over 150 global shows. Collaborating with producer Jay Joyce, their latest album, "Happiness Bastards," marks a triumphant return to their roots.

Thundercat

9 concerts

Thundercat, aka Stephen Bruner, is a GRAMMY-winning bassist-singer known for genre-spanning collaborations. His album "It Is What It Is" won a GRAMMY; he’s worked with Tame Impala, Flying Lotus, and more. Recognized for tracks like "Them Changes," he’s appeared on TV, in film, and fashion, embodying a vibrant style inspired by the cartoon he adores.

Maggie Rose

7 concerts

Maggie Rose, a Nashville fixture, blends pop, rock, soul, Americana, and folk. Known for her powerful voice, she's collaborated with top bands and played Grand Ole Opry 100+ times.

Danielle Nicole

2 concerts

Danielle Nicole hails from Kansas City and shines in contemporary blues. Known for her soul-stirring vocals and bass guitar skills, she scored a Grammy nod for "Cry No More," featuring hits like "Wolf Den." Collaborated with Tony Braunagel, and her band includes Brandon Miller and Go-Go Ray. Formerly of Trampled Under Foot, she's lauded by Koko Taylor: "That girl gets down to the nitty gritty!"

Robert Jon & the Wreck

18 concerts

Robert Jon & The Wreck, from Southern California, craft a unique Southern rock sound. Since 2011, they've impressed with hits like ‘Last Light On The Highway’, collaborating with Joe Bonamassa and Grammy-winning producers Don Was and Dave Cobb. They’ve shared stages with legends like Joe Bonamassa, Peter Frampton, and Buddy Guy.

Jeremie Albino

2 concerts

Jeremie Albino, a Canadian artist renowned for his emotive storytelling and dynamic performances, collaborated with The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach on his Easy Eye Sound debut. Known for his Southern psychedelia and 60s blues-rock style, Jeremie has shared the stage with Orville Peck and Sierra Ferrell.

Andy Frasco & The U.N.

27 concerts

Andy Frasco, known for his energetic fusion with The U.N., delivers introspective music and hosts the popular World Saving Podcast featuring stars like Tony Hawk and Kamasi Washington.

Eric Johanson

10 concerts

(New Orleans, LA) - Eric Johanson blends raw blues and gritty rock, creating unique guitar-driven music with sharp riffs. Named a top blues guitarist, his album "The Deep And The Dirty" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart, leading to tours across the US and Europe.

J.D. Simo

4 concerts

JD Simo and Luther Dickinson, both renowned guitarists and songwriters, blend blues, spirituals, and rock. Known for Phil Lesh and Friends tours, Dickinson co-founded Grammy-winning North Mississippi Allstars. Simo has collaborated with Jack White and Beyoncé.

Luther Dickinson

2 concerts

Luther Dickinson, born in Memphis, is a modern blues innovator known for eclectic styles, co-leading North Mississippi Allstars, collaborating with artists like Jimbo Mathus and Amy LaVere. His work includes Grammy-nominated albums, producing for Samantha Fish, and solo projects. Celebrated for his diverse range, he blends blues, rockabilly, gospel, and soul, and has performed with the Black Crowes and legends like John Hiatt.

Lukas Nelson

26 concerts

Born over a decade ago, Nelson is known for his Americana and alt-country style. His 2023 album topped the charts, and he's a sought-after collaborator, working with The Travelin’ McCourys, Sierra Ferrell, Miranda Lambert, and more. He co-produced and co-wrote for "A Star is Born," winning a Grammy and BAFTA.

Jontavious Willis

8 concerts

Georgia-born Jontavious Willis is a Grammy-nominated blues musician known for his Delta, Piedmont, and Texas Blues style. Celebrated for his energetic and humorous performances inspired by classic "juke joints," he aims to revive the genre's spirit.

Otis Taylor

1 concert

Chicago-born bluesman Otis Taylor blends traditional and contemporary blues, tackling racial injustice and personal history. Known for powerful albums like White African, he’s worked with artists like Gary Moore and Warren Haynes.

Early James

8 concerts

Early James' album, "Medium Raw," produced by Dan Auerbach at Buddy Jackson’s Honky Château, showcases his gritty Americana style, blending blues, rock, and folk.

Samantha Fish

38 concerts

Born in Kansas City, Samantha Fish is a acclaimed blues guitarist and singer known for powerful live shows, creative albums, and collaborations that push blues boundaries.

Anders Osborne

8 concerts

Born in Sweden, Anders Osborne is celebrated for his six-string virtuosity and poetic songwriting. His collaborations include Eric Church, Toots and the Maytals, and John Scofield. Renowned for "Watch The Wind Blow By," Osborne has worked with The Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh and appeared on HBO's Treme. His acclaimed catalog spans three decades.