Breakup Shoes and Worry Club

Breakup Shoes, from Phoenix, Arizona, crafts alternative-rock and indie pop with surf-rock and shoegaze influences. Known for blending storytelling with modern sounds, earnest lyricism, and catchy hooks, they gained recognition with "Unrequited Love (& other clichés)," which amassed millions of streams. Notable albums include "Standing Still" (2025), "The Death of Everything Worrisome" (2023), and "Unrequited Love (& Other Clichés)" (2018). They have collaborated with producer Charlie Brand and performed with acts like Summer Salt.

Worry Club is a Chicago-based indie-punk and emo/lo-fi bedroom pop collective, founded by Chase Walsh in 2020. Known for vulnerable lyrics on anxiety and relationships, they foster a community around mental health awareness. Popular songs include "Anything Else" and "Same Name". They released the album "I'm Freaking Out" and the EP "All Frogs Go to Heaven". Worry Club has garnered millions of streams and caught the attention of Billie Eilish.