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Grocery Bag

2 concerts

Grocery Bag is an Austin, Texas-based four-piece psych-garage rock band formed in 2022. Known for their raw energy and loud, fast-paced performances, their sound blends classic garage rock with a modern psychedelic twist. They released their debut album "Break You" in 2023, along with singles like "Lies" and "Deadvolt." The band has supported notable acts and gained recognition for their dynamic live shows.

Momma

9 concerts

Momma is the musical project of Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman. After moving from Los Angeles to New York, they added bassist/producer Aron Kobayashi Ritch and drummer Preston Fulks. Their album Welcome to My Blue Sky is out now.

Trish Toledo

14 concerts

Trish Toledo, from Harbor Area, is an Ecuadorian/Guatemalan soul artist with roots in her father's Cumbia band. Known for "Thee Only One," she has evolved from Ska/reggae to a celebrated solo career.

Thee Sacred Souls

4 concerts

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.

The Black Angels

17 concerts

Formed in 2004 in Austin, TX, the Black Angels are a psychedelic rock band behind the Death Song LP (2017) and Wilderness of Mirrors (Partisan). They also run the long-running Levitation Festival, a key event for the psych-rock scene.

Ty Segall

2 concerts

Orange County, California garage punk mainstay Ty Segall, formerly of the Epsilons, has released dozens of albums spanning hard rock, folk-rock and metal. Key releases include Melted, Manipulator, Emotional Mugger and Harmonizer; his 2017 Ty Segall hit #10.

Annabelle Chairlegs

1 concert

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.

LA LOM

4 concerts

Los Angeles trio LA LOM (The Los Angeles League of Musicians) features Zac Sokolow, Jake Faulkner, and Nicholas Baker. They craft instrumental takes on 1950s–60s ballads, blending Mexican boleros, cumbia, Peruvian chicha, and Bakersfield country.

DIIV

12 concerts

DIIV craft haunted, hopeful shoegaze: breakbeat/post‑industrial rhythms with gauzy guitars and vocals; helped spark a scene, endured near breakup, rose above it.

Holy Wave

11 concerts

Holy Wave is a psychedelic dream-pop band formed by childhood friends Ryan Fuson, Joey Cook, Kyle Hager, and Julian Ruiz. Raised in El Paso’s DIY scene and later relocating to Austin, they’re known for sophisticated melodies and tripped-out instrumentation.

Starcleaner Reunion

2 concerts

Starcleaner Reunion is an American indie rock band formed in New York City in 2022. The group consists of singer Jo Roman, guitarists Pat Drummond and Neil Torman, bassist Adam Kenter, and drummer Sam Unger. They are recognized for their retro-futurist pop sound, blending jangle pop and alternative rock across EPs like Club Estrella and Café Life.

Glare

2 concerts

Glare, from the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, is a grungegaze and shoegaze band formed in 2017. Known for their heavy, blurry sound and celestial moods, they gained a significant following with singles like "Void in Blue" and "Mourning Haze." Their discography includes the "Heavenly" EP and the album "Sunset Funeral". They are recognized for their resourceful, DIY approach and evocative songwriting.

Flaming Lips

1 concert

Formed in Oklahoma City in 1983, alternative rock band the Flaming Lips blend psych, noise-rock, and bubblegum melodies. Their 1993 album Transmissions from the Satellite Heart spawned Top 40 hit "She Don't Use Jelly"; 2002’s Yoshimi won a Grammy.

Austin Psych Fest

Austin Psych Fest, founded in 2008 in Austin, TX by members of The Black Angels, is a renowned event celebrating psychedelic, indie, and experimental rock. It's known for its immersive experience with liquid light visuals and for inspiring similar festivals worldwide, honoring Austin's rich psychedelic rock heritage.

Boogarins

Boogarins, formed in 2013 in Goiás, Brazil, is a leading neo-psychedelic rock band known for lo-fi sound, hit album "As Plantas que Curam," worldwide tours, and award-winning shows.

Melody's Echo Chamber

Born in France, Melody Prochet (Melody’s Echo Chamber) blends psych-soul, lush strings & shimmer. Known for dreamlike realism; collabs: Leon Michels, Reine Fiske.

Night Beats

Texas-born musician Danny Lee Blackwell leads Night Beats. His album Rajan blends Spaghetti Western film scores with psych-pop, mixing psych-rock, jazz, blues, soul, and hip-hop; opener Hot Ghee sets the tone. The album pays tribute to his mother.

Dumbo Gets Mad

Dumbo Gets Mad, an Italian psychedelic pop project founded in Los Angeles by Luca Bergomi, blends psyche, soul, and Italian disco. Known for tropical melodies and immersive live shows, their popular songs include "Plumy Tale" and "Indian Food". Albums like "Elephants at the Door," "Quantum Leap," "Things Are Random And Time Is Speeding Up," "Levitation Sessions," and "FIVE EGGS" showcase their unique sound. They collaborated with Marracash.

Adrian Quesada

Texas producer and musician Adrian Quesada is a Grammy winner and Oscar-nominated composer, best known as co-founder of 7-time Grammy-nominated psychedelic soul band Black Pumas. He made Boleros Psicodélicos and Jaguar Sound, and runs Electric Deluxe Recorders in Austin.

New Candys

New Candys are a Venezia, Italy rock band founded by singer-guitarist Fernando Nuti with bassist/synth player Dario Lucchesi. Signed to Fuzz Club, they blend gritty and dreamy tones, have toured widely, played SXSW, and shared stages with The Dandy Warhols.

Money Chicha

Money Chicha, from San Antonio, blends psychedelic cumbia and chicha with danceable Latin psych-rock, fueled by congas, synths, and rich percussion for a unique, vibrant sound.

Strange Lot

Strange Lot, born in Phoenix and now Austin-based, crafts psychedelic rock with immersive soundscapes. Known for their Greenway Records debut, they've toured with Boogarins and shared stages with The Black Angels and The Jesus and Mary Chain.

Como Las Movies

Como Las Movies is an Austin, Texas-based indie-cumbia-pop band formed in 2013, led by Nelson Valente Aguilar. They blend traditional Latin Cumbia with psych-rock, indie pop, and New Wave, creating a unique, synth-driven sound. Notable releases include the EP "Nuevo Wave" and the full-length "Como Las Singles". The band is recognized for its vibrant cultural soundscapes and collaborations with artists like Niña Dioz and Sabrina Ellis. Austin declared "Como Las Movies Day" on February 23, 2023.