Cloakroom with Kurt Deimer, Texas Hippie Coalition, and more

Kurt Deimer is a rock artist known for "Sunset Boulevard," working with producer Chris Lord-Alge and managed by Andy Gould. He blends hard rock with hopeful, change-driven lyrics.

Texas Hippie Coalition, led by charismatic Big Dad Ritch, pioneers "Red Dirt Metal." Known for their electrifying sound, the band excels at fusing rock and metal with Southern charm. Collaborating with producer Bob Marlette, they've released six albums, with hits like "High in the Saddle" and "Dark Side of Black." Described by Loudwire as a mix of Monster Magnet, Willie Nelson, and Pantera, THC delivers gritty, grooving party rock, earning a fervent fanbase and impactful performances at festivals like Rockstar Mayhem.

Cloakroom, formed in Michigan City, Indiana, in 2012, is known for their "stoner emo" style, blending shoegaze, hardcore, and indie rock vibes. They debuted with Infinity in 2013 and have released albums like Further Out and Dissolution Wave. Notable for space Western themes and recording with Steve Albini, they toured Europe with Caspian.