Paul Thorn

25 concerts

Paul Thorn, from Tupelo, MS, blends bluesy, Southern roots music with universal truths. He's collaborated with Bonnie Raitt, Sting, and more, battled Roberto Duran, and charted on Billboard. Thorn's known for his originality and has appeared on shows like Conan O'Brien and Kimmel.

The Brothers Comatose

8 concerts

The Brothers Comatose, a San Francisco-based bluegrass band founded by brothers Ben and Alex Morrison, blend Americana, folk, and traditional bluegrass with infectious energy. Known for tight harmonies, virtuosic string play, and lively performances, they welcomed multi-instrumentalist Addie Levy in 2024, adding depth and dynamism. Their storytelling spans love, loss, and adventure.

Beats Antique

12 concerts

Beats Antique, born of a fusion of global sounds and cinematic cabaret, is known for its immersive stage shows and collaborations with Les Claypool and The Glitch Mob.

North Mississippi Allstars

18 concerts

The North Mississippi Allstars, formed by Luther and Cody Dickinson, blend roots and rock influences from Mississippi. Their album "Up and Rolling," inspired by Wyatt McSpadden's photos, celebrates local musical legends like Otha Turner. Influenced by their father Jim Dickinson, they've crafted a unique sound.

Papadosio

3 concerts

Papadosio, born in the Midwest and now based in Asheville, NC, blends prog rock, livetronica, jazz, and jam. Known for their dynamic live shows and innovative albums, they've headlined iconic venues like Red Rocks and collaborated on events like Resonance and Subterranea. The five-piece, featuring Mike Healy, Rob McConnell, Sam and Billy Brouse, and Anthony Thogmartin, thrives on unique, complex, and immersive performances with ever-changing renditions.

Monophonics

5 concerts

Monophonics, a band known for their timeless heavy soul and psychedelic rock sound, rose to fame with energetic live performances. Fronted by Kelly Finnigan, they feature a dynamic rhythm and horn section. Their 2022 album "Sage Motel" gained international acclaim and widespread radio play, reaching millions.

MarchFourth

3 concerts

MarchFourth, from Portland, Oregon, merges genres like funk, rock, and jazz into infectious melodies. Known for vibrant live performances at venues like The Kennedy Center and festivals like Bumbershoot. Their EP "Worth It" captures their unique energy with a visual spectacle of colorful costumes. Highlights include performances at events like ESPN’s Espy Awards.