Matchbox Twenty

Matchbox Twenty are an American rock band known for blending ’70s arena rock with ’90s alt-rock. Their 1996 debut Yourself or Someone Like You spawned hits like Push and 3am, went Diamond, and led to albums Mad Season and North (No. 1).

Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ben Rector is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter known for melodic, piano-driven pop. His album The Walking in Between hit No. 16 on the Billboard 200, and Brand New and Magic topped Billboard’s Americana/Folk Albums chart.

Matt Nathanson, a Lexington, Massachusetts-born singer-songwriter, blends folk and rock music. Known for hits like multi-platinum "Come On Get Higher" and Gold-certified "Faster" and "Run" (with Sugarland), his discography includes "Boston Accent" and "King Of (Un)Simple". A New England Music Awards' Songwriter of the Year, he is praised for his introspective adult alternative style and engaging live shows.

Alternative rock band led by guitarist-songwriter/vocalist Jakob Dylan. Known for rootsy yet arena-friendly sound. Broke through with 1996 multi-platinum sophomore album Bringing Down the Horse; later releases include Rebel, Sweetheart (2005) and Exit Wounds (2021).