AJR with Avery Cochrane and Quinn XCII

Avery Cochrane is a Seattle-born indie pop singer-songwriter known for her emotive lyrics and cinematic sound. Her music often explores identity and social norms, resonating with listeners through witty and honest storytelling. Popular songs include "Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night" and "Existential Crisis at The Tennis Club," both gaining significant traction. She has released singles like "Losing Streak" and "Griever," and the EP "Male Validation and Other Drugs." Cochrane has performed at festivals and opened for notable artists, recognized for her ability to turn personal experiences into universal anthems.

Mikael Temrowski, known as Quinn XCII, hails from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, blending pop, hip-hop, and electronic styles. Celebrated for engaging live performances and relatable lyrics, his popular songs include "Straightjacket" and "Kings of Summer." Albums like *The People's Champ* and *LOOK! I'm Alive* showcase his work. He frequently collaborates with artists such as Chelsea Cutler and Big Sean, and his tours are noted for creative stage designs.

AJR, an indie pop trio, emerged in 2012 with popular hits like "Sober Up" & "Weak." Achievements include multiple platinum songs/album & #8 Billboard debut with Neotheater. Known for a unique pop style, they've collaborated with Rivers Cuomo.