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LineUp

Being Dead

5 concerts

Being Dead: America's sweethearts Falcon Bitch and Gumball craft catchy, unpredictable tunes. Besides music, they won 5 Olympic medals, earned 2 Michelin stars, and restore muscle cars passionately.

Toro y Moi

4 concerts

Born in the Bay Area, Toro y Moi (Chaz Bear) blends psych-funk, synth-pop, and rap-rock. Known for clever songwriting and genre-shifting, he’s a praised indie music chameleon.

ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE

12 concerts

Japanese guitarist Makoto Kawabata formed Acid Mothers Temple in 1996, crafting psychedelic freak-outs influenced by Stockhausen and Krautrock. Known for dynamic live shows, they have collaborated with artists like Guru Guru and Bardo Pond, and released a prolific discography, including albums like "New Geocentric World" and "In 0 to Infinity," often spinning off side projects.

Automatic

9 concerts

Automatic, an L.A. DIY band formed in 2017, blends synths, drums, and bass with vocals. Known for explosive live shows, they've toured internationally and opened for Bauhaus.

Yves Tumor

5 concerts

Born Yves Tumor blends experimental art and music, known for genre-bending work with Warp Records. Hit tracks include "Jackie." Praised by The New Yorker, they've toured globally and collaborated with big names like Noah Goldstein and Justin Raisen.

Vieux Farka Touré

4 concerts

Vieux Farka Touré, Malian singer-guitarist, blends West African roots with blues, jazz, and rock. Son of Ali Farka Touré, he played at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Collaborated with Dave Matthews and Khruangbin; known for albums like "The Secret" and "Les Racines."

The Black Angels

33 concerts

Formed in 2004 in Austin, TX, The Black Angels are known for their psychedelic rock style, inspired by psych-rock forebears. Their album, "Wilderness of Mirrors," features Mellotron and strings, co-produced with Brett Orrison and John Agnello. They host the global Levitation Festival, and released acclaimed albums like "Death Song."

Mdou Moctar

4 concerts

Mdou Moctar, hailing from Niger, is known for his Tuareg protest music. His acoustic album, *Tears of Injustice*, recorded in Brooklyn, reflects Niger's political turmoil.

Los Bitchos

1 concert

Los Bitchos, a London-based rock band with members from Australia, Turkey, Uruguay, Sweden, and Britain, are signed with City Slang. Known for energetic and eclectic sounds, their new album 'Talkie Talkie' follows the success of their 2022 debut 'Let the Festivities Begin!'.

Wine Lips

1 concert

Wine Lips, formed in Toronto in 2015 by Cam Hilborn and Aurora Evans, rock the psych garage punk scene. Their album “Mushroom Death Sex Bummer Party” hit 20M Spotify streams, led to sold-out shows, and wowed critics. Known for their electrifying style and hits like "Eyes," they recorded "Super Mega Ultra" with Simon Larochette, showcasing evolving themes while maintaining their signature energy.

The Raveonettes

3 concerts

The Raveonettes, a Danish indie rock duo from Copenhagen, blend 50s/60s rock with noise pop, shoegaze, and dark lyrics. Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo are known for two-part harmonies and a "wall of sound." Popular songs include "Love In a Trashcan" and "That Great Love Sound." Their album "Whip It On" won a Danish Music Award. They have collaborated with artists like Ronnie Spector. Albums like "Pe'ahi 2" and "The Raveonettes Sing..." are part of their discography.

Annabelle Chairlegs

2 concerts

Annabelle Chairlegs, led by New Jersey-born Lindsey Mackin, emerged from Austin, TX, with a gritty, whimsical sound. Their music blends punk, psychedelia, desert noir, and garage rock, showcasing Mackin's powerful, Joplin-esque vocals. Albums include "Watermelon Summer," "Gotta Be in Love," and the Ty Segall-produced "Waking Up." They received a 2020 Austin Music Award for Best Music Video.