Formed in New York in 1998, the Strokes are an influential alternative rock band known for their hooky, garage-inspired sound. Their acclaimed 2001 debut, Is This It, helped shape 2000s rock. They later won a Grammy for Best Rock Album for The New Abnormal.
Chicago alt-rock band Brigitte Calls Me Baby blends a lavish sound with vocalist Leavins' signature emotional delivery. Known for their debut album The Future Is Our Way Out and sophomore release Irreversible, they have toured internationally and played Lollapalooza.
Vacations is an Australian indie rock band from Newcastle, formed in 2015. They craft "woozy guitar pop" blending indie, jangle, and lo-fi styles. Popular songs include "Young" (2x Platinum US) and "Telephones" (Platinum US). Notable albums are "Changes," "Forever in Bloom," and "No Place Like Home." The band boasts over a billion streams and has performed on US television.
A premier annual music festival held over two weekends in London's Victoria Park, featuring genre-spanning lineups, major headliners, and free midweek community activities.
Nashville band Be Your Own Pet returned with the single Hand Grenade via Third Man Records, their first new music since 2008’s Get Awkward (XL). Founded by Jemina Pearl Abegg, Jonas Stein, Nathan Vasquez, with drummer John Eatherly.
London-based Warmduscher, known for chaos and experimentation, embrace gqom, hip-hop, jazz, punk-funk, and disco on their new album, "Too Cold To Hold," creating a fresh, bold sound.
The Lazy Eyes are an Australian psychedelic rock band formed in Sydney. The group consists of four members: Harvey Geraghty, Itay Shachar, Leon Karagic, and Noah Martin. They are widely recognized for their vibrant blend of neo-psychedelic music and their 2022 debut studio album, SongBook.
Born in Toronto, acclaimed for emotive R&B/pop, hit tracks like "Passionfruit" & "Hotline Bling", won multiple Grammy Awards, notable collabs with Rihanna & Future.
