East Texas-born artist and producer Chance Peña blends traditional storytelling with modern sounds. He signed as a songwriter at 17, co-wrote John Legend's Grammy-winning "Conversations in the Dark," and released the album Ever-shifting, Continual Blossoming.
Grammy-nominated Afro-Cuban artist Cimafunk blends funk, Latin, and electronic music. Known for his 9-piece band La Tribu and energetic performances at Coachella and Lollapalooza, he debuted with Terapia in 2018 and released El Alimento in 2021.
Lord Huron, known for their enchanting mix of indie and folk rock, made waves at Whispering Pines with instruments galore. Their heartfelt themes of life and loss resonate deeply, captured poignantly in their album "Long Lost."
Sonia and Annie are a rock and post-pop-punk band known for their albums Quitter and Feels Like Hell, released via Don Giovanni Records. Their music channels raw energy and defiant spirit in contrast to their previous painstaking creative process.
Formed by Evan Felker and R.C. Edwards in eastern Oklahoma, the Turnpike Troubadours are a roots rock band blending folk, honky tonk, and bluegrass. Known for albums like Goodbye Normal Street and A Long Way from Your Heart, they achieved arena-filling popularity before a hiatus, returning with A Cat in the Rain.
New York-based alt-pop artist Sarah Kinsley is a singer, producer, and schooled musician known for her atmospheric, dreamlike songs. Following EPs like The King, Cypress, and Ascension, she released her debut album Escaper in 2024.
Griffin William Sherry is a folk, Americana, and alt-country artist from Maine. In 2011, he founded The Ghost of Paul Revere, touring internationally and earning millions of streams. His song The Ballad of the 20th Maine became the official state ballad in 2019.
Eliza McLamb, an indie rock singer-songwriter from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is known for her intimate, confessional style. She gained recognition from her viral song "Porn Star Tits." Her discography includes the EP "Salt Circle" and albums "Going Through It" (2024) and "Good Story" (2025). McLamb often collaborates with producer Sarah Tudzin. She previously co-hosted the podcast Binchtopia, leaving to focus on her music career.
Brothers Ocie and Wes Crowe spent their childhood touring the American South in a family band. After their family band dissolved, they settled in New Orleans as teenagers and transitioned from gospel to Americana and country music.
Detroit-born rock musician Jack White rose to fame as the leader of the garage-punk duo the White Stripes, winning three Grammy Awards. Beyond the band, he formed the Raconteurs and the Dead Weather, launched Third Man Records, and pursued a successful solo career.
Lucy Dacus is an American indie rock and folk singer-songwriter from Richmond, Virginia, known for her intimate storytelling and warm baritone voice. Her acclaimed albums include "Historian" and "Home Video". Dacus is also a member of the Grammy-winning supergroup Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. She is recognized for popular songs like "Night Shift" and was named one of Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists.
Formed in Birmingham, Alabama in 2011, St. Paul & The Broken Bones is a soul ensemble known for electrifying live shows and impassioned vocals. The band has performed at major festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury, and shared stages with The Rolling Stones and Lizzo.
Margo Price is a Nashville-based country artist who broke through with her debut solo album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter. Her music draws on classic country, with truth-telling songs written from “the intellect and the gut.”
San Diego's Thee Sacred Souls deliver retro-soul, blending Latin R&B, Northern, and Southern soul with doo-wop. Drummer Alex Garcia, bassist Sal Samano, and singer Josh Lane craft hits like "Can I Call You Rose?". Their albums include "Thee Sacred Souls" (2022) and "Got a Story to Tell" (2024). They won Artist of the Year at the 2024 San Diego Music Awards.
Nashville singer-songwriter Madi Diaz crafts emotionally precise breakup-to-reinvention indie-folk; albums History of a Feeling & Weird Faith earned 2 Grammy noms, praised by critics.
The Greeting Committee, formed by Addie Sartino, Pierce Turcotte, Noah Spencer, and Micah Ritchie, is celebrated for their inclusive live shows and poignant music themes.
