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Nile Rodgers

15 concerts

Nile Rodgers, born in NYC, is a famed guitarist and Chic co-founder known for hits like "Le Freak." He produced for icons like Bowie, Madonna, and Daft Punk, and is a Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee.

S.G. Goodman

8 concerts

Kentucky-born S.G. Goodman blends indie rock with rural influences. Known for potent lyrics and a unique voice, her acclaimed debut, "Old Time Feeling," earned attention from NPR and Rolling Stone. Tyler Childers and others covered her song “Space And Time.” Her second album, "Teeth Marks," received critical acclaim, leading to an NPR Tiny Desk and the 2023 Americana Best Emerging Artist Award. She's played over 150 shows in 2023, headlining tours and opening for Tyler Childers and Jason Isbell.

Son Volt

3 concerts

Jay Farrar, born in Belleville, Illinois, is known for pioneering alt-country with Uncle Tupelo and Son Volt. His style blends folk, country, blues, soul, and rock. After a stint of solo work, he reunited Son Volt in 2004, releasing albums like "Electro Melodier." Celebrated for tackling America's past and present, Farrar seeks musical conversations over political statements, collaborating with musicians like Mark Spencer and Andrew Duplantis.

The Killers

7 concerts

The Killers, formed in Las Vegas in 2002, are renowned for hits like “Mr. Brightside.” With over 25 million albums sold, their awards include multiple Grammys and NME Awards, plus #1 albums in the US, UK, and Australia. Collaborated with producers like Alan Moulder and Flood.

Sunny War

6 concerts

Sunny War, born Sydney Lyndella Ward in Nashville, revitalizes folk and blues music. Known for albums like "Worthless" and "With the Sun," she grew up in various U.S. cities, battled substance issues, and is now based in LA.

Beck

12 concerts

Born in L.A., Beck rose from a '90s one-hit-wonder with "Loser" to a Grammy-winning, genre-blending artist known for "Odelay" & "Morning Phase". Collaborated with Dust Brothers, Jenny Lewis, Paul McCartney.

Lola Kirke

10 concerts

Lola Kirke, born in London, blends country and ethereal sounds. Known for hits like "Bury Me in New York City," she collaborated with Elle King and Rosanne Cash. Her 2023 EP "Country Curious" wowed critics. Kirke sold out venues like NYC's Bowery Ballroom, debuted at Stagecoach and the Opry, and appeared on CBS’ "Saturday Sessions."

Todd Rundgren

9 concerts

Pop savant Todd Rundgren, from Upper Darby, PA, is known for "Hello, It's Me" and "Bang on the Drum All Day." He played with Nazz, led Utopia, produced artists like Meat Loaf and XTC, and collaborated with Ringo Starr's band and Lindstrøm. A pioneer in music video and electronic music, Todd's hits and experimental work won him a dedicated cult following.

Robert Finley

1 concert

Robert Finley, born in Louisiana's bayou, is renowned for his smooth-as-whiskey vocals and swampy rock style. He frequently collaborates with producer Dan Auerbach and is well-known for tracks like “What Goes Around (Comes Around).” Finley’s music conveys his life story, emphasizing themes like karma and resilience.

Beachwood Sparks

1 concert

LA's Beachwood Sparks, born in 1998, blends cosmic country-pop, drawing from The Byrds & Buffalo Springfield. Known for hits like "Desert Skies," they've released several acclaimed albums & a 2020 vinyl reissue.

Pete Yorn

4 concerts

Pete Yorn, an American singer-songwriter known for his 2001 hit debut, plays multiple instruments and helped revive the singer/songwriter genre. Also in The Olms and has duets with Scarlett Johansson.

Pearl Charles

3 concerts

Pearl's "Magic Mirror" album, a dance-filled, introspective journey similar to a modern-day Alice in Wonderland, celebrates life's phases from self-reflection to love. Known for reflective, feel-good music.