Philly-born singer, songwriter, and producer Fridayy gained prominence after featuring on DJ Khaled’s God Did. Earning five Grammy nominations, he landed in the Billboard Hot 100 with Forever alongside Lil Baby and released his self-titled debut album.
Pierce the Veil features Vic Fuentes, Tony Perry, and Jaime Preciado. Their albums include A Flair for the Dramatic, Selfish Machines, which topped Billboard's Heatseekers chart, Collide with the Sky, and Misadventures, cementing them as an arena act.
Formed by two lifelong friends rooted in the Texas Hill Country, the folk-rock duo Briscoe expanded their American roots sound with their album Heat of July. Produced by Grammy-nominated Brad Cook, the record features guest musicians from Bon Iver and Houndmouth.
Formed in San Diego, pop-punk band blink-182 is known for high-energy, humorous songs and hits like All the Small Things. The trio achieved mainstream success with 1999's Enema of the State and earned chart-topping albums including Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and California.
Slow Pulp, an indie rock band from Madison, Wisconsin, formed in 2015 and based in Chicago. Their sound blends dreamy vocals with shoegaze, grunge, and lo-fi aesthetics, creating an ethereal and nostalgic energy. Key albums include Moveys (2020) and Yard (2023). They are recognized for songs such as "Steel Birds," "Cramps," and "Better Man," and have supported acts like Death Cab for Cutie.
Nicholas Carpenter, known as Medium Build, is an American singer-songwriter from Anchorage, Alaska. His music blends indie pop, folk, and country, recognized for honest, storytelling lyrics. Popular songs include "Never Learned To Dance" and "Friend for Life" (with X Ambassadors). He has released albums such as "Country" and "takeaways," and collaborated with artists like Julien Baker and Holly Humberstone, building a reputation for connective charisma.
Waterparks is a Houston rock, alternative, and electronic trio featuring Awsten Knight, Otto Wood, and Geoff Wigington. They signed with 300 Entertainment in 2020. Their 2019 album FANDOM reached #2 on the Billboard Top Alternative Albums chart and debuted in the Billboard Top 200.
Formed in Toronto by Dylan Mamid and Zachary Rapp-Rovan, electronic act Zeds Dead is known for their limitless sound, hundreds of millions of streams, and JUNO nominations. They released their debut album, Northern Lights, in 2016 and launched the Deadbeats Records label.
HOL! is a French dubstep, riddim, and bass music producer known for his signature distorted sound and high-octane live shows. His popular tracks include "Country Riddim," "Movement" (with Marshmello), and "Mind Pluck" (with Subtronics). He has released albums such as "BRULURE" and singles like "HARD IN DA PAINT" and "MALFUNCTION" (with Eptic), establishing himself as an influential figure in bass music.
Treaty Oak Revival — an American southern rock and country band from Odessa, Texas, formed in 2018. Known for their "rock band with a country accent" sound, blending country, rock, and alternative influences, they gained popularity with their 2021 debut album "No Vacancy." Their 2025 album "West Texas Degenerate" achieved chart success, and they are currently touring extensively.
Canadian bass music group Black Tiger Sex Machine are known for immersive live shows featuring signature Tiger Helmets and motion capture visuals. They manage Kannibalen Records, shaping the careers of artists like Apashe, Kai Wachi, and Dabin.
Mersiv, born Anderson Benoit Gallegos, is a Freeform Electronic artist known for his Pretty Dark Loud sound. Blending deep emotion with dynamic energy, he debuted his 20-track album Pretty Dark Loud via MorFlo Records, a label he also heads to support creative flow.
Teddy Swims, born Jaten Dimsdale in Conyers, Georgia, is an American singer-songwriter blending R&B, soul, country, and pop. He rose through viral YouTube covers before breaking out with the soulful smash "Lose Control."
Mexico City bass artist Jessica Audiffred is known for high-energy sets and global festival performances at EDC, Tomorrowland, and Lollapalooza. She runs A Records, champions Latin talent, and released her debut album Rave New World following a major North American tour.
Tulsa-born singer-songwriter Kaitlin Butts blends classic country, R&B, and musical theatre. Best known for her sharp songwriting and 2024 album Roadrunner!, she earned a MusicRow Award nomination for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and toured with Lainey Wilson.
Iranian-born, Canadian-raised Nostalgix is a producer, writer, and rapper known for bass-house bangers with ’90s flair. She’s rocked Tomorrowland, EDC, and releases on Monstercat.
Dominic Fike, born in Naples, Florida, is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and actor known for his genre-meshing blend of alternative hip hop, pop rock, and indie pop. He gained fame with his 2018 EP "Don't Forget About Me, Demos" and hit "3 Nights." His albums include "What Could Possibly Go Wrong" (2020) and "Sunburn" (2023). In 2026, he released the single "White Keys" and is currently touring. He also acted in HBO's "Euphoria."
Scarlet Demore, from Chicago, IL, is an indie rock band formed in 2017. They are known for their unique blend of rock, punk, indie, ska, and riot grrrl, delivering a cathartic sound. Their discography includes the EPs "Baby Teeth" and "Please Stop Loving Me," alongside singles like "Ticket to Heaven" and "Spiked Seltzer." The band has performed at Lollapalooza.
Formed in Northern Ireland in 2007, indie trio Two Door Cinema Club blends post-punk hooks with electronic polish. They gained widespread attention with their platinum-certified 2010 debut album, Tourist History, which won the Choice Music Prize for Irish Album of the Year.
Vince Staples is a West Coast hip-hop artist from Long Beach, California. He is best known for his acclaimed albums Summertime 06 and Big Fish Theory, which explore the challenges of sudden fame, poverty, and his upbringing in Ramona Park.
British-born, transatlantic-raised Valencia Grace crafts dark, theatrical pop and indie pop. Known for a powerful, soulful voice and deeply expressive, introspective lyrics, her music offers a cinematic vision. She gained recognition for authentic songwriting, amassing a large online following. Collaborations include producer CJ Baran. Her discography features popular songs like "It Was You" and "Super Elastic," and the album "S!ut." She has performed at major festivals.
Knox, born in the U.S., blends D.I.Y. pop rock with alternative vibes. Known for "Sneakers" and "Not The 1975," he won a SESAC Award and collaborated with HARDY. He's opened for The BAND CAMINO, sold out tours, and played Lollapalooza.
New York-born Latin-American alternative pop singer-songwriter and director Melanie Martinez rose in 2012. Her 2x-Platinum debut Cry Baby (2015) hit #6 on the Billboard 200, led by 3x-Platinum “Dollhouse.” Platinum albums K-12 (with film) and PORTALS.
Australian-born Filipino singer-songwriter from Western Sydney; lo-fi, feel-good pop. Broke out with “Cherry Wine” (200M+ streams); debuted with GarageBand “Wait For You.”
Willis is an indie rock band from Florence, Alabama, now based in Nashville, Tennessee. Their sound blends psychedelic soundscapes, alternative blues, and surf rock. Known for their authentic style and loyal following, their breakout hit "I Think I Like When It Rains" achieved RIAA Platinum certification and over 350 million streams. They released the album "I Can't Thank You Enough" and are recognized for their "Locals" EP series.
Post Sex Nachos, hailing from the Midwest, redefine boy bands by blending genres into tunes for dancing and deep feelings. They deliver energetic live shows with pop hooks and solos, performing coast to coast. Comprising Mitch Broddon, Sammy Elfanbaum, Kevin Jerez, Chase Mueller, and Hunter Pendleton, they created their latest album, 'Prima/Vera,' with producer Isaac Flynn and engineer Drew Brodsky.
Ben Bohmer is a composer and producer from rural Germany who moved to Berlin at 17. An electronic artist, he’s known for introspective, emotion-led music, explored on debut album Breathing and 2021 follow-up Begin Again.
Born in Inglewood, SiR is an R&B mainstay known for his soulful style. His acclaimed projects include "Seven Sundays," "November," and "Chasing Summer," featuring hits like "Hair Down" with Kendrick Lamar. He gained praise for his "HER" EP series and has been recognized for his standout singles and innovative covers during the pandemic.
Cults, formed by Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion, broke out in 2010 with the hit "Go Outside." Known for indie rock, they've played major festivals and released four albums, including 'Static' and 'Offering.'
Canterbury-born UK pop singer-songwriter with soulful, big-voiced honesty; hits “Good Without” & “House on Fire,” 730M+ streams, Epic Records, UK Top 15, toured.
Texas-born pop singer-songwriter Conan Gray broke through with debut album Kid Krow (#5 Billboard 200, Platinum), featuring 4x-Platinum hit Heather. He followed with Superache (2022) and Found Heaven (2024), and has 12B total streams.
Formed in 2005 by Aja Volkman in Valencia, Nico Vega is known for indie rock with a pop edge. Hits like "Beast" gained fame from Bioshock Infinite. Collaborated with Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds.
