Judah & the Lion with The All-American Rejects, Something Corporate, and more

Tyson Ritter and Nick Wheeler, from Stillwater, Oklahoma, founded the emo-pop band All-American Rejects in 1999. Known for hits like "Swing, Swing," "Dirty Little Secret," and "Gives You Hell," their albums have achieved platinum status. They've collaborated with producer Greg Wells and faced challenges, including a canceled tour due to Ritter's knee surgery. Their distinctive sound, influenced by bands like AC/DC, continues to resonate, with chart success in the U.S. and U.K.

Judah & the Lion's album "The Process" explores grief and hope, inspired by Judah Akers' life. Judah and Brian Macdonald create emotionally connective, resonant music.

Something Corporate, from Orange County, gained fame in the early 2000s with their piano-driven alt-rock. Known for hits like "Audioboxer," they featured Andrew McMahon, who later formed Jack's Mannequin. Their debut album, "Leaving Through the Window," released in 2002, was a crossover success. They toured with Yellowcard and released a concert DVD. After a hiatus, McMahon battled leukemia and recovered, returning to focus on Jack's Mannequin, whose debut made the Billboard Top 40. The band briefly reunited for a tour in 2010.

Born in Savannah, Jonah Kagen, a guitar prodigy influenced by Andy McKee, shines with his EP 'georgia got colder'. Known for his unique finger-style, he boasts 140M+ streams and a US tour.

Gigi Perez is an American singer-songwriter known for her acoustic indie pop and indie folk-rock sound. Hailing from New Jersey and Florida, she gained viral fame on TikTok with hits like "Sometimes (Backwood)" and "Sailor Song". Her music often explores themes of sexual awakening and religious trauma. She released her debut album "At the Beach, In Every Life" in 2025 and is currently performing at various festivals.