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Death Cab for Cutie

35 concerts

Formed in 1997 in Bellingham, Washington, indie-rock band Death Cab for Cutie are led by co-founder and songwriter Ben Gibbard. After early college-radio roots and a debut cassette, You Can Play These Songs With Chords, they became modern alt-rock staples.

Yo La Tengo

8 concerts

Yo La Tengo are an indie rock band formed in 1984, led by singer/guitarist Kaplan and drummer/vocalist Georgia Hubley with bassist James McNew. Known for noise pop and melodic indie, their key albums include Painful and I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One.

Phoenix

1 concert

Phoenix, from Versailles, France, won a Grammy for "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix" and a Victoires award for "Bankrupt!". They're known for sleek sounds and hit festivals like Coachella.

Wednesday

19 concerts

Wednesday, led by founder and lyricist Karly Hartzman, recorded Bleeds at Drop of Sun in Asheville with producer Alex Farrar. A patchwork-style rock sound mixing country truth-telling, indie-pop hooks, and noisy sludge; follows Rat Saw God.

Teenage Fanclub

29 concerts

Formed in 1989 in Bellshill, Glasgow, Teenage Fanclub are known for classicist ’60s/’70s power pop and folk-rock. Their 1991 debut Bandwagonesque topped Billboard Heatseekers and spawned “Star Sign” and “The Concept”; 1997’s Songs from Northern Britain hit UK No. 3.

The Postal Service

Indie-electronic band Postal Service, formed by Ben Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie) and Jimmy Tamborello (Dntel), was named after their long-distance collaboration method. Their debut album "Give Up" (2003) went platinum, featuring hits like "Such Great Heights." The group briefly reunited for their 10th anniversary before disbanding in 2013.

Gossip

From Searcy, Arkansas, Gossip blends punk, disco, pop, and R&B with Beth Ditto’s powerful voice. Known for hits like “Standing in the Way of Control,” they’ve worked with Rick Rubin and Brian Higgins. Their albums Music for Men and A Joyful Noise gained platinum success in Europe and acclaim in the LGBTQ+ community.

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The Decemberists

Montana-born Colin Meloy leads the Decemberists, known for theatrical indie pop with literate lyrics. Influenced by '60s British folk and '80s college rock, they've released acclaimed albums like "The Crane Wife" and "The King Is Dead," which topped the Billboard 200. Collaborations include Olivia Chaney and guest spots from Peter Buck. The band's popular works include the rock opera "The Hazards of Love" and synth-pop "I'll Be Your Girl," blending fantasy with musical diversity.

Sleater-Kinney

Sleater-Kinney emerged from Olympia, WA in 1994. Their 1997 landmark album Dig Me Out was named to Rolling Stone’s The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. After a decade-long hiatus, they returned with No Cities To Love (2015).

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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.

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