Arcadia Grey with Tiny Voices and Kerosene Heights

Tiny Voices is a Midwest Emo and Pop Punk band from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, formed in 2019. Known for high-energy performances, their sound blends nostalgic emo with pop, hardcore, and anime influences. Notable releases include EPs "Where the Time Went" (2021) and "Make Up Your Place" (2023), and the album "Reasons I Won't Change" (2025). Popular songs include "Minnesota? Wild." and "Oran Berry." They have collaborated with artists like Chris Freeman of Hot Mulligan.

Asheville, North Carolina's Kerosene Heights, formed in 2021, is an emo-punk band known for their raw, emotive sound. They blend vintage hardcore energy with modern emo, crafting catchy melodies and impactful riffs. Signed to SideOneDummy Records, their notable albums include "Southeast of Somewhere" (2023), "Blame It On The Weather" (2025), and "Kerosene Heights (Audiotree Live)" (2026). They explore themes of personal growth and vulnerability.

Chicago's Arcadia Grey, a queer punk band, shines with fun, carefree vibes. Their 2019 debut "Konami Code" hit deeply on personal themes. Known for energetic shows and resonating with gender dysphoria issues, their craft, led by Nat, Cora, and Coop, offers a joyful experience.