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Phoebe Go

10 concerts

Phoebe Go, an Australian alt-pop artist from Melbourne, previously fronted Snakadaktal and Two People. Her solo work, produced by Simon Lam, blends hope with lyrical depth. Known for the track "We Don’t Talk," Phoebe's music captures themes of growth and resilience.

Descendents

13 concerts

Formed in 1978 in L.A.'s South Bay, Descendents are punk legends known for their energetic style. Key members include Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson. They're celebrated for albums like "Milo Goes to College" and their early unreleased work now on "9th & Walnut."

Meg Mac

1 concert

Sydney-born Meg Mac is a soulful singer-songwriter known for hits like "Is It Worth Being Sad." Collaborating with producers for a fresh, uncompromised sound, she’s acclaimed for her artistic control and emotional depth.

Earl Sweatshirt

1 concert

Earl Sweatshirt, born Thebe Kgositsile in Chicago, is a staple of alt-rap and horrorcore. A former Odd Future member, his acclaimed mixtape "Earl" debuted in 2010. Known for albums like "Doris," "I Don't Like Shit," and "Sick!," he collaborates with artists like Tyler, The Creator, Frank Ocean, and the Alchemist. His unique sound and lyrical depth secure his status in hip-hop.

Hobo Johnson

1 concert

Hailing from Sacramento, CA, Hobo Johnson, a mix of Azorean Portuguese, Mexican, and Native American roots, blends spoken word, punk, folk, and rap with his band, The Lovemakers. His viral NPR Tiny Desk entry, despite not winning, amassed 25 million streams. His debut album, The Rise of Hobo Johnson, racked up 65 million U.S. streams and sold out shows nationwide.

Hilltop Hoods

13 concerts

Hilltop Hoods, born in Australia, are legendary in hip-hop with six #1 albums, 10 ARIA wins, and 86 Platinum accreditations. Known for hits and sold-out tours, they consistently connect with fans worldwide.

BIG WETT

1 concert

BIG WETT, emerging mysteriously in the music scene, is known for her hard, fast beats and explicit lyrics about sex, money, and power. Her energetic live shows draw inspiration from nightclubs, strip clubs, and drag shows.

DICE

24 concerts

Hailing from Australia, our indie-dance anthem 'Chasing Hearts,' inspired by The Wombats and Bloc Party, followed debut 'Midnight Zoo,' reaching euphoria with festival vibes.

James Marriott

46 concerts

British musician James Marriott, based in Brighton, is known for his unique blend of alternative and indie pop. Since launching his career in 2020, he's sold out tours in the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, and has played major festivals like Reading and Leeds. His debut album, "Are We There Yet?," hit number 17 on the charts.

Girl and Girl

2 concerts

Australian indie band Girl and Girl, from Queensland, are celebrated for their '70s post-punk-inspired guitar rock. Known for the album "Call a Doctor," they’ve earned praise from NME and Rolling Stone, supported Dry Cleaning, and played major festivals like SXSW and Pitchfork. Formed in 2020, members include Kai James, Jayden Williams, Fraser Bell, and Melissa James. They’ve toured Europe, performed for KEXP Live, and won the Gold Coast Music Prize.

Masego

1 concert

Born to a singer-songwriter mom and Jamaican dad, Masego blends jazz, hip-hop, and TrapHouseJazz. Known for "Tadow," he's earned acclaim blending romance, humor, and deep storytelling.

Ocean Alley

14 concerts

Ocean Alley, an Australian band known for their psychedelic-surf-rock style, gained fame with 'Confidence', topping the triple j Hottest 100 of 2018. Their second album 'Chiaroscuro' went gold in Australia and New Zealand. Renowned for electrifying tours, they've sold out shows globally, playing major festivals like Splendour In The Grass, Bluesfest, and overseas at Reading & Leeds.

Peach Pit

28 concerts

Vancouver indie rock band Peach Pit, known for sonically rich, emotionally resonant songs, blend introspective lyrics with dreamy guitar. Albums, You and Your Friends, and From 2 to 3, showcase evolving sound. Played major festivals like Lollapalooza and sold out tours worldwide.

Chet Faker

2 concerts

Australian singer-songwriter Nick Murphy, initially known as Chet Faker, gained fame with his 2011 cover of "No Diggity." His 2014 album, Built On Glass, went platinum, earning seven ARIA Music Awards and over a billion streams. After taking a break to explore a new sound, Murphy reintroduced Chet Faker with the single "Low," blending both musical identities.