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Josiah and the Bonnevilles

22 concerts

Josiah, of Josiah and the Bonnevilles, hails from Tennessee and crafts indie-folk tunes. He's known for his heartfelt lyrics, popular songs like "Cold Blood" and "Lie with Me," and dynamic live performances.

Noah Kahan

34 concerts

Two-time GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan broke through with 2022’s Stick Season (4x Platinum; title track 8x Platinum). He’s earned 16B+ streams, 24 RIAA Gold/Platinum certs, and founded The Busyhead Project.

Michigander

32 concerts

Michigander is Jason Singer's indie rock project, formed in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 2014. Known for hook-driven melodies and earnest storytelling, his sound blends alternative rock with electronic touches. Popular songs include "Let Down" and "Better." Michigander released the self-titled album in 2025 and "Over Before You Know It" in 2026.

Nikki Lane

2 concerts

Greenville, South Carolina singer-songwriter Nikki Lane blends vintage honky-tonk country with indie-rock bite. She broke out with Walk of Shame (2011) and All or Nothin' (2014), produced by Dan Auerbach; Denim & Diamonds (2022) was produced by Josh Homme.

Elle King

1 concert

Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Elle King is a Grammy nominee and CMA/ACM Award winner. Her debut Love Stuff spawned 4x-platinum “Ex’s & Oh’s.” She hit #1 with “Drunk (And I Don’t Wanna Go Home)” with Miranda Lambert.

Lord Huron

25 concerts

Lord Huron, known for their enchanting mix of indie and folk rock, made waves at Whispering Pines with instruments galore. Their heartfelt themes of life and loss resonate deeply, captured poignantly in their album "Long Lost."

Ben Harper And The Innocent Criminals

17 concerts

Ben Harper is a versatile songwriter spanning pop, reggae, soul, blues, rock, funk and folk. He has released 18 studio albums, sold over 16 million records, and won 3 Grammy Awards. Songs include Yard Sale with Jack Johnson.

Briscoe

23 concerts

Briscoe are a folk-rock duo whose album Heat of July was written on the road and produced with Grammy-nominated Brad Cook. The record expands their sound with bigger arrangements and guest musicians from Houndmouth, Bon Iver, Mipso, and Watchhouse.

The Black Crowes

3 concerts

The Black Crowes are a GRAMMY-nominated, multiplatinum rock band founded by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, known for bluesy, soulful rock and songs like She Talks To Angels and Hard To Handle. Albums include Shake Your Money Maker and The Southern Harmony.

The Black Keys

17 concerts

Akron, Ohio blues-rock duo Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney formed the Black Keys in 2001. Breakthrough came with Rubber Factory (2004). Brothers (2010) earned three Grammys and hit singles like Tighten Up and Howlin' for You.

Morgan Wade

14 concerts

Virginia native Morgan Wade is a singer-songwriter in contemporary country and roots. Her breakthrough album Reckless drew acclaim, with “Wilder Days” highlighting her confessional, hook-driven style. She blends country, rock and Americana on Psychopath, Obsessed and The Party Is Over (recovered).

Brandi Carlile

33 concerts

Brandi Carlile is an 11x Grammy-winning, 2x Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated artist and #1 New York Times bestselling author. She made Who Believes in Angels? with Elton John, produced Grammy-winning projects, and co-wrote “Never Too Late.”

Brittany Howard

1 concert

Nashville-based musician and front woman for Alabama Shakes, Brittany Howard has five Grammy wins and 16 nominations. Her solo debut Jaime included “Stay High,” which won Best Rock Song, and she works with collaborator Shawn Everett.

Ice Cube

5 concerts

Ice Cube (born O’Shea Jackson), raised in South Central Los Angeles, helped shape N.W.A by writing “Boyz-N-the-Hood.” His solo run includes platinum releases AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted, Death Certificate and The Predator, featuring “It Was a Good Day.”

Faye Webster

2 concerts

Atlanta artist Faye Webster makes country-tinged indie rock with pedal steel and modern R&B production. Her fifth album, Underdressed at the Symphony, was recorded at Sonic Ranch Studios with her longtime band.

Rayland Baxter

4 concerts

The Heavy Heavy

9 concerts

The Heavy Heavy are a UK-based rock & roll band led by Georgie Fuller and William Turner. Their debut EP Life and Life Only spawned two top five AAA radio singles; debut album One Of A Kind was written by the duo and recorded in Turner’s Brighton studio.

Modern English

5 concerts

Formed in Colchester, England, Modern English rose from post-punk to new wave. Signed to 4AD after self-releasing a first single on Limp Records, they gained attention from BBC DJ John Peel. Their 1982 album After the Snow includes “I Melt With You.”

Devon Gilfillian

21 concerts

Devon Gilfillian is a soul artist whose third studio album, Time Will Tell, was recorded live to tape at Nashville’s RCA Studio A. He wrote and produced with drummer Jonathan Smalt, with Neal H Pogue as executive producer, blending rock, funk, and country.

Celisse

4 concerts

Trousdale

2 concerts

Trousdale is a trio of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones blending country and indie pop. Their debut LP Out of My Mind (2023) was praised for songwriting and harmonies. They co-produced and largely recorded live their LP Growing Pains.

Smidley

4 concerts

Smidley is the indie-pop, indie-rock, and emo solo project of Foxing frontman Conor Murphy, originating from St. Louis, U.S.A.. Known for exploring diverse musical styles and emotionally pure songwriting, Smidley's work includes the self-titled debut album and "Here Comes The Devil". Popular songs include "No One Likes You" and "Dead Retrievers". Murphy has collaborated with artists like Cameron Boucher and Eric Slick. The project is named after his beloved black lab.

Carriers

4 concerts

Carriers, led by Curt Kiser from Cincinnati, create breezy, psychedelic music addressing universal themes. Mentored by The National's Bryan Devendorf, Curt's style suits classic road trips. Collaborations include John Curley and praise from Sharon Van Etten.

Son Little

10 concerts

Son Little is the alias of Los Angeles-born singer, instrumentalist and songwriter Aaron Livingston, blending acoustic blues, vintage soul and conscious hip-hop. He signed to Anti-Records, released albums Son Little (2015) and New Magic (2017), and worked with the Roots and Rjd2.

The Sugarhill Gang

5 concerts

New York-area hip-hop trio formed by producer Sylvia Robinson, Sugarhill Gang (Master Gee, Wonder Mike, Big Bank Hank) broke through with 1979 multi-platinum worldwide hit “Rapper’s Delight,” which sold over 8 million copies. Also had modest hits “8th Wonder” and “Apache.”

Iron Blossom Festival

2 concerts

A premier two-day boutique music festival held at Midtown Green in Richmond, Virginia, featuring a diverse lineup of world-class artists alongside local food, drinks, and craft vendors.

Hozier

Irish artist Hozier, from Wicklow, rose to fame with "Take Me To Church." Known for soulful music, he achieved critical acclaim with albums like "Wasteland, Baby!" and "Unreal Unearth," earning multi-platinum sales and a Grammy nomination. His global success includes topping charts and billions of streams, but Ireland remains his heart’s home.

Mipso

North Carolina's Mipso, known for their vocal harmonies and blending timeless traditions, debuted with 2013's Dark Holler Pop. Their sixth album, produced by Sandro Perri, is adventurous and rich, featuring all-acoustic instruments.

The Nude Party

The Nude Party, from Boone, NC, blend ‘60s garage rock with swinging 70s vibes. Known for raucous tours and lasting 12+ years as a 7-piece band, they capture joy and groove.

Cautious Clay

Danielle Ponder

Danielle Ponder, from Rochester, NY, left a legal career to pursue music, blending pop, R&B, blues, rock, and trip-hop. Her debut album showcases her powerful voice.

Colony House

Colony House is a Tennessee-based four-piece led by brothers Caleb and Will Chapman with Scott Mills and Parke Cottrell. Known for emotion-driven, heart-on-sleeve rock, their fifth studio album, 77, draws on 1990s sound and spiritual themes.