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Cat Power

15 concerts

Born in Atlanta, Chan Marshall formed the indie project Cat Power in the early 1990s. Blending folk, blues, rock, and soul, she became one of the 21st century's most acclaimed singer/songwriters, winning the Shortlist Music Prize for her album The Greatest.

The Mountain Goats

9 concerts

The Mountain Goats are the musical project of California-born singer-songwriter and novelist John Darnielle. Originating in 1991, the prolific indie group evolved from early lo-fi, cassette-only releases into a stable full-band lineup featuring Peter Hughes, Matt Douglas, and Jon Wurster.

Glen Hansard

1 concert

Dropkick Murphys

34 concerts

Dropkick Murphys are a punk rock band with over a dozen studio albums, millions of records sold, and thousands of shows. Their celebrated discography includes the gold-selling album The Warrior's Code featuring the near double platinum classic I’m Shipping Up To Boston.

Kat Edmonson

6 concerts

Houston-born singer-songwriter Kat Edmonson blends jazz, pop, and folk. A Songwriters Hall of Fame award winner, she has topped the Billboard Jazz Albums chart and performed at Carnegie Hall and the Montreux Jazz Festival, touring with artists like Lyle Lovett and Chris Isaak.

Billy Bragg

15 concerts

British punk-folk artist Billy Bragg emerged in the early 1980s, blending DIY minimalism with political themes. He released acclaimed albums like Brewing Up with Billy Bragg and the Top 10 breakthrough Talking with the Taxman About Poetry, featuring collaborations with Johnny Marr and Kirsty MacColl.

David Gray

21 concerts

British singer-songwriter known for lyrical, intense acoustic/electronica blend; multi‑million seller behind 21st‑century smash White Ladder; influenced Adele, Hozier, Ed Sheeran.

Lisa Hannigan

1 concert

Irish folk-pop singer and multi-instrumentalist Lisa Hannigan first gained fame as Damien Rice's vocal partner before launching a solo career. Her Mercury Prize-nominated 2008 debut, Sea Sew, went double platinum in Ireland. She has since released Passenger and At Swim.

Julia Cumming

Julia Cumming, a New York City-born musician, is the frontwoman and bassist of indie rock band Sunflower Bean. Known for her glam, psychedelic, and indie pop styles, she also pursues a solo career, releasing her debut album "Julia". Cumming is recognized for her modeling work with brands like Saint Laurent and as an activist, founding "Anger Can Be Power". She has collaborated with artists like Manic Street Preachers and was a judge for the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards.

Remembering Sinead - A Tribute To Sinead O'Connor

Bettye LaVette

Detroit-born singer Bettye LaVette launched her career in 1960 and saw a mid-2000s resurgence. Her GRAMMY-nominated LP LaVette! reunited her with producer Steve Jordan on Jay-Vee Records, featuring songs written by Randall Bramblett.

Amanda Palmer

Amanda Palmer is known for her punk cabaret work with The Dresden Dolls and her solo projects. Her album "Theatre Is Evil" hit Billboard's top 10, funded via Kickstarter. She presented a popular TED talk that expanded into a best-selling memoir, "The Art of Asking". Using Patreon, she has continued producing art with significant fan support. Her 2019 album, "There Will Be No Intermission", explores deep themes, and she collaborated with John Congleton. She lived in New Zealand for 2.5 years post-Covid.

Resistance Revival Chorus

Celebration of Shane MacGowan

DJ Eugene Hutz

Gordon Gano