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Northcote

12 concerts

Canadian singer-songwriter Matthew Goud, known as Northcote, originates from Saskatchewan. His music blends folk rock, punk, and Americana, marked by a distinct, powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling. Northcote's discography includes albums such as "Wholeheart" (2023) and "Jam Spot Kirtan" (2024). He is recognized for extensive touring and collaborations with artists like Frank Turner, with popular songs including "Invisible Diamonds."

Catbite

16 concerts

Philadelphia ska band Catbite has redefined the genre since 2018, blending punk, new wave, and pop rock. They've toured with The Bouncing Souls and collaborated with Patrick Stump.

Sincere Engineer

29 concerts

Sincere Engineer, the project of Chicago's Deanna Belos, mixes punk-pop, emo, and folk. Known for albums like Rhombithian & Bless My Psyche, she collaborates with producer Matt Jordan.

The Dirty Nil

7 concerts

Hamilton, Ontario’s The Dirty Nil deliver raw, gritty punk rock with dark medieval vibes on their album The Lash, known for their intense sound and energetic performances.

Oso Oso

2 concerts

Oso Oso, led by Jade Lilitri from Long Beach, NY, gained acclaim with "The Yunahon Mixtape," blending catchy choruses and relatable lyrics. Signed by Triple Crown Records in 2018.

Tigers Jaw

21 concerts

Tigers Jaw, from Scranton’s DIY punk scene, blend catchy songs and harmonies, evolving their indie rock sound over a decade with a loyal fanbase and timeless lyrics.

A Wilhelm Scream

9 concerts

From New Bedford, MA, A Wilhelm Scream fuse melodic hardcore/punk with metal precision—dark like “Ruiner,” ferocious like “Career Suicide”; relentless riffs, hooks, no trends.

Joyce Manor

20 concerts

California pop-punk legends Joyce Manor, known for their punchy, short songs, have toured with Weezer and played sold-out shows. Produced by Brett Gurewitz, their sound remains sharp.

Strike Anywhere

5 concerts

Strike Anywhere, a punk rock band from Richmond, Virginia, emerged in the early 2000s with politically charged music. Known for hits in Tony Hawk games, they released notable LPs like Exit English and Dead FM, collaborated with labels Jade Tree and Fat Wreck Chords, and toured extensively, releasing Nightmares of the West in 2020.

Dave Hause

12 concerts

Philadelphia-born Dave Hause, known for his raw, heartfelt songs, blends personal traumas with universal themes in genres like post-apocalyptic Americana. Notable albums include Resolutions and Blood Harmony. He's acclaimed for tackling themes of joy, democracy, and family. His storytelling style evolves in Drive It Like It's Stolen, weaving fiction into his poignant narratives.

Prince Daddy & the Hyena

25 concerts

Prince Daddy & the Hyena, from Albany, New York, formed in 2014, delivers punk rock, emo, and power pop with introspective lyrics and energetic hooks. Known for conceptual albums like "Cosmic Thrill Seekers" and their self-titled release, they explore themes of mental health and mortality. Notable songs include "Curly Q" and "El Dorado." Their discography includes "I Thought You Didn't Even Like Leaving" and "Hotwire Trip Switch."

Defeater

1 concert

Defeater, a melodic hardcore band from Massachusetts formed in 2008, is known for its impactful sound and compelling concept albums. Their music tells an overarching story of a post-WWII New Jersey family. Notable albums include "Letters Home" (2013), which charted on Billboard, "Abandoned" (2015), and their self-titled release (2019). They've collaborated with artists like Pat Flynn and toured with bands such as La Dispute.

Crime in Stereo

2 concerts

Crime in Stereo, formed in 2001 in Levittown, Long Island, New York, is a hardcore punk band blending melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, and emo. Known for energetic performances and emotive, politically charged lyrics, their notable albums include "Crime in Stereo Is Dead" and "House & Trance". Their album "I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone" charted on Billboard.

Spanish Love Songs

14 concerts

Spanish Love Songs, known for grappling with modern life's messiness, worked with Collin Pastore and Carlos de la Garza on "No Joy." The album explores finding happiness despite life's challenges.

MakeWar

3 concerts

Brooklyn-based trio MakeWar—vocalist Jose Prieto, bassist Edwin Santacruz, and drummer Alejandro Serritiello—blend raw, melodic punk with heartfelt, political lyrics.

Kali Masi

1 concert

Chicago punks Kali Masi burst onto the scene with their 2017 debut, Wind Instrument. Their follow-up [laughs] tackles emotional abuse, tense friendships, and identity, delivering empowering anthems of self-awareness and reflection.

Hot Water Music

24 concerts

Hot Water Music, formed in Gainesville, Florida in 1994, is an influential punk rock and post-hardcore band. Known for their gritty, melodic intensity and dual vocals, they are pioneers of the emo punk movement. Popular songs include "Remedy" and "Trusty Chords". Notable albums include "Caution" and "Vows", which features collaborations with Turnstile and Thrice.

Comeback Kid

3 concerts

Winnipeg’s Comeback Kid is a punk band known for high-energy performances and albums like Broadcasting (2007) and Die Knowing (2014). Founded in 2002 by members of Figure Four, the band gained traction with Victory Records, releasing the influential hit Wake the Dead. They’ve toured widely with bands like Madball and Gorilla Biscuits and collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson. The lineup has evolved over the years, with Andrew Neufeld on vocals and Stu Ross on guitar, releasing albums like Heavy Steps (2022).