Rilo Kiley

23 concerts

Rilo Kiley, an L.A.-based indie pop band led by Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett, gained fame in the late '90s. Known for their mix of pop, country, and folk, they released albums like More Adventurous and Under the Blacklight. Their hit "Portions for Foxes" featured on Grey's Anatomy. Collaborated with acts like Death Cab for Cutie and Bright Eyes. Jenny Lewis found success with solo work, including Rabbit Fur Coat.

Toro y Moi

10 concerts

Chaz Bear from Columbia, SC, as Toro y Moi, crafts folk-pop akin to Sufjan & Karen O. Known for lyrical depth and indie-pop style, 'Sandhills' reflects on youth and change with emotive nostalgia.

The Drums

1 concert

Jonny Pierce, New York-based indie pop artist of The Drums, is known for exploring themes of healing and childhood trauma in his emotive music.

Bloc Party

27 concerts

East London's Bloc Party, known for their post-punk and genre-blending style, rose to fame with their 2005 debut 'Silent Alarm'. Their music mixes indie rock with electronic, hip-hop, and modern composition. Key tracks include "Banquet" and "Helicopter", and their varied discography includes collaborations with well-known producers and artists. Their creativity thrives despite lineup changes and hiatuses, maintaining relevance and freshness in the music scene.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

2 concerts

Born in Hawaii and New Zealand, Ruban Nielson's band taps into West Coast AOR, pop, and Hawaiian music. Known for the double album "V," blending family insights and diverse sounds, it stands alongside major classics as a defining career masterpiece.

Perfume Genius

25 concerts

Born in Washington, Perfume Genius, led by Mike Hadreas, is known for its emotional and genre-bending music. The album "Glory" features collaborations with Alan Wyffels, Blake Mills, and a strong band lineup. The music explores themes of isolation and connection, blending macabre imagination with humane ends.

Panda Bear

17 concerts

Panda Bear, born Noah Lennox, hails from Maryland and is a pioneering figure in indie rock. Known for his reverb-rich harmonies and sample-driven sound, he draws inspiration from the Beach Boys and hip-hop producers. His 2007 album, Person Pitch, greatly influenced indie music. He is part of Animal Collective and has collaborated with artists like Daft Punk, Sonic Boom, and Atlas Sound. His solo works, including albums like Tomboy and Buoys, showcase a blend of electronic, psychedelic, and emotionally charged styles. He moved to Lisbon in 2004 and married fashion designer Fernanda Pereira.

Courtney Barnett

3 concerts

Australian artist Courtney Barnett, known for her witty lyrics and guitar skills, gained fame with her debut album in 2015 and a Grammy nod. Collaborated with Kurt Vile; hits include “Nameless, Faceless.”

Wild Nothing

1 concert

Wild Nothing, led by Jack Tatum (ex-Jack and the Whale), started with synth indie pop in 2009. Known for hits like "Summer Holiday," the band gained acclaim with albums like "Gemini" and "Nocturne." Their evolving sound includes '80s influences and collaborations with notable artists.

Beach Fossils

4 concerts

NY dream pop band Beach Fossils evolved from solo project to quartet. Known for introspective lyrics & diverse sound, influenced by jangle pop & post-punk. Core members include Dustin Payseur, Tommy Davidson, Jack Doyle Smith, and Anton Hochheim.

Ra Ra Riot

1 concert

Ra Ra Riot, formed in 2006, blends indie pop with baroque elements. Known for hits like "Water (feat. Rostam)" and acclaimed albums like "Need Your Light." Their style mixes psychedelia, new wave, and punk.

Slowdive

18 concerts

Slowdive's 5th album, "everything is alive," blends new beginnings with their signature shoegaze style. Known for reverb-rich guitars & a growing youthful fanbase, the band explores psychedelic soundscapes & 80's electronic elements, influenced by John Cale.

TV On The Radio

7 concerts

Brooklyn's TV on the Radio blends post-punk and electronics, gaining acclaim with albums like "Return to Cookie Mountain" and "Dear Science." Known for creativity and winning the 2004 Shortlist Prize. Collaborated with David Bowie.

Peter Bjorn and John

10 concerts

Swedish indie-pop trio Peter Bjorn and John, featuring Peter Morén, Björn Yttling, and John Eriksson, have excelled for 20 years with a distinct, varied sound. Known for creative chemistry, they've released numerous acclaimed albums.

Empire Of The Sun

31 concerts

Empire of the Sun, an Australian electronic duo of Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore, blend alternative electronica with captivating visuals. Known for hits like “Walking On A Dream,” “We Are The People,” and “Alive,” they've achieved global multi-platinum success. They’ve collaborated with Lindsey Buckingham and members of David Bowie's band, creating immersive live shows.

Vampire Weekend

27 concerts

Vampire Weekend, formed at Columbia University, blends indie rock with diverse genres and has topped charts with albums like "Contra" and "Modern Vampires of the City," winning multiple Grammys. Known for hits like "A-Punk," they continually evolve their sound.