Guster with Fruit Bats, Maggie Rose, and more

Guster, an alternative rock band formed in Somerville, Massachusetts, in 1991, captivates with catchy melodies, vocal harmonies, and engaging live shows. Their style blends indie rock and folk-pop, evolving from acoustic roots. Popular songs include "Satellite," which earned a gold record, "Amsterdam," and "Fa Fa." Their recent album is "Ooh La La." Guster is also recognized for its humor, dedicated fanbase, and environmental advocacy through co-founding REVERB.

Chicago-born Eric D. Johnson's Fruit Bats blend indie folk-rock with influences from the Byrds and Kinks. Known for warm vocals, hits include "Tripper," reaching the Billboard Heatseekers. Collaborated with Califone, The Shins, and My Morning Jacket. Released under labels like Sub Pop and Merge; notable for albums like Absolute Loser and Gold Past Life.

GRAMMY-nominated Americana singer-songwriter Maggie Rose, known for hits like “Poison In My Well,” has shared stages with Chris Stapleton and Kelly Clarkson and played 100+ Opry shows.

The Mountain Goats, led by John Darnielle, blend lo-fi and polished styles, known for vivid lyrics and literary themes. Collaborators include Peter Hughes, Matt Douglas, and Jon Wurster. Notable albums are The Sunset Tree and Beat the Champ. Darnielle is also a novelist with works like Wolf in White Van and Devil House.