Founded by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, GRAMMY-nominated rock band The Black Crowes are known for hits like She Talks to Angels and Hard to Handle, and multi-platinum albums including Shake Your Money Maker and Billboard #1 The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion.
Louisville-bred rock band My Morning Jacket is widely ranked among the greatest live bands of their generation. Known for their thrillingly expansive and eclectic sound, the influential group has earned a reputation as a vital force in American rock-and-roll through constant innovation.
Formed by Evan Felker and R.C. Edwards, Turnpike Troubadours is an Oklahoma roots rock band blending folk, honky tonk, and bluegrass. Known for their breakthrough 2012 album Goodbye Normal Street, the arena-filling group returned from a hiatus with A Cat in the Rain.
Formed in Boston, Grammy- and Emmy-nominated Lake Street Dive is a five-piece band known for an eclectic sound blending soul, folk, jazz, and classic pop. They are celebrated for their powerful live shows and beloved songs like Hypotheticals, Good Kisser, and Better Than.
Joe Russo's Almost Dead, formed in 2013 in Brooklyn, New York, is an American rock band renowned for high-energy, improvisational interpretations of Grateful Dead music. Their style blends folk-rock, jazz, and progressive rock. Known for dynamic live performances and exploratory jams, they have collaborated with artists like Phil Lesh and Bob Weir. Rolling Stone recognized their Peach Festival performance as "Best Scene-Stealer."
Formed in Seattle by Ben Bridwell, indie rock band Band of Horses blends reverb-heavy guitars with rich Southern melodies. Celebrated for iconic anthems like "The Funeral" and "No One's Gonna Love You", the Grammy-nominated outfit also gained praise for the album "Things Are Great".
Australian multi-instrumentalist Tash Sultana is a self-taught looping artist with a five-octave vocal range who plays over 20 instruments. Moving from Melbourne street busking to global arenas, Tash has amassed billions of streams and sold over a million tickets worldwide.
Formed in Amherst, Massachusetts in 1984 by J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph, alternative rock pioneers Dinosaur Jr. injected college rock with heavy guitar noise. Notable releases include You're Living All Over Me, Bug, Where You Been, and Green Mind.
Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius features vocalists Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe, alongside Dan Molad and Peter Lalish. Known for engaging live shows and otherworldly vocals, the group has collaborated with Joni Mitchell, Brandi Carlile, Harry Styles, and The Killers.
East Texas singer-songwriter Paul Cauthen fuses classic country grit, gospel power, and rock. Formerly of Sons of Fathers, he has released solo albums including My Gospel and Room 41, and collaborated with Margo Price, Orville Peck, and Lana Del Rey. Known for songs like Cocaine Country Dancing, he has amassed hundreds of millions of streams.
Founded in 2014 by husband and wife Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, American music duo The War And Treaty released the acclaimed major label debut album Lover’s Game. Known for their lionhearted sound, they earned GRAMMY nominations for Best New Artist and Best American Roots Song for Blank Page, and collaborated with Zach Bryan on Hey Driver.
Courtney Marie Andrews is a singer, poet, and painter known for her album Valentine. Co-produced with Jerry Bernhardt and recorded to tape, the lush record features tracks like Everyone Wants to Feel Like You Do and Cons and Clowns, drawing inspiration from Lee Hazlewood and Fleetwood Mac.
Cincinnati-born Americana singer-songwriter Arlo McKinley debuted in 2014 before gaining wider recognition touring with Tyler Childers and Jason Isbell. Known for introspective songwriting, he released albums including Die Midwestern and Untitled via Oh Boy Records.
Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Jack Johnson has released seven studio albums and two live albums selling over 25 million copies. Known for his environmental activism, he co-founded the Kokua Hawaii Foundation and Johnson Ohana Foundation, and leads industry greening initiatives.
Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette achieved global superstardom with her 1995 alternative rock breakthrough Jagged Little Pill, featuring hits like You Oughta Know and Ironic. She won multiple Grammy Awards, released several acclaimed albums, and adapted her iconic debut into a Broadway musical.
Founded in Ocean Beach, CA by Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald, rock, reggae, and punk band Slightly Stoopid is known for their DIY ethos and platinum single Closer To The Sun. Mentored by Sublime's Bradley Nowell, they launched Stoopid Records, earned Billboard-charting albums, and collaborated with Snoop Dogg and Bob Weir.
San Francisco's Third Eye Blind, formed in 1993, is an alternative rock band celebrated for catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Their iconic hits include "Semi-Charmed Life," "Jumper," and "How's It Going to Be." Their debut album achieved 6x platinum status, and recent recordings like "Our Bande Apart" showcase their enduring sound.
Formed in Maryland, O.A.R. has achieved multiplatinum success, over one billion streams, and sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden. Known for albums like The Wanderer, the group has collaborated with Robert Redford, Goo Goo Dolls, and DJ Premier.
Michigander is Jason Singer's indie rock project, formed in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 2014. Known for hook-driven melodies and earnest storytelling, his sound blends alternative rock with electronic touches. Popular songs include "Let Down" and "Better." Michigander released the self-titled album in 2025 and "Over Before You Know It" in 2026.
Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist John Mayer was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Rising to fame with his triple-platinum 2001 debut Room for Squares, he is known for hits like Your Body Is a Wonderland and Daughters, and later performed with Dead & Company.
Two-time GRAMMY-nominated Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is known for his multi-platinum breakthrough album Stick Season and its chart-topping title track. He has amassed billions of streams and founded the mental health non-profit The Busyhead Project.
Sheryl Crow is a Grammy-winning roots-rock singer-songwriter born in Kennett, Missouri. Rising to fame in the 1990s with hits like All I Wanna Do and If It Makes You Happy, she is known for multi-platinum albums including Tuesday Night Music Club and induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Formed in Mesa, Arizona, in 1993, alternative rock and power pop band Jimmy Eat World became a defining emo act. They achieved mainstream success with their 2001 platinum album Bleed American and the hit single The Middle, followed by charting albums like Futures and Chase This Light.
Formed in 1987 in Tempe, Arizona, Gin Blossoms blended 1980s jangle pop with 1990s alt-rock. They achieved massive success with their 1992 double-platinum debut album New Miserable Experience, featuring hit singles like Hey Jealousy and Found Out About You.
Formed at New York City's Barstool Sports, Pup Punk delivers nostalgic, high-energy pop-punk. Featuring media personalities Frankie Borrelli and PFT Commenter, the outfit is known for rowdy live sets and tongue-in-cheek original singles like "My Real Girlfriend" and "Jane."
Weezer, formed in Los Angeles in 1992, is an American rock band known for alternative rock, power pop, and geek rock. They blend guitar-shredding with grunge intensity. Popular songs include "Buddy Holly," "Island in the Sun," and "Say It Ain't So." Notable albums include the "Blue Album," "Pinkerton," and the "SZNZ" EPs. They've sold over 35 million albums worldwide and collaborated with artists like Lil Wayne and AJR.
Nathaniel Rateliff grew up in rural Missouri playing music in church and later moved to Denver. Before forming The Night Sweats, he released multiple solo works, including In Memory of Loss and Falling Faster Than You Can Run.
Formed in 2001, Southern California band Dirty Heads mix hip-hop, reggae, and rock. They are best known for their 2017 hit Vacation, which gained massive global popularity on TikTok in 2021. Their albums include Midnight Control and 7 Seas.
Two-time GRAMMY nominee Grace Potter is a celebrated rock artist known for five acclaimed studio albums, including the GRAMMY-nominated Daylight. She has collaborated with industry icons like The Rolling Stones and Willie Nelson, and performed at major festivals like Coachella and Bonnaroo.
Led by Jakob Dylan, the Wallflowers emerged with a rootsy alternative rock sound reminiscent of Tom Petty. The band achieved a major breakthrough with their 1996 multi-platinum album Bringing Down the Horse. Despite frequent lineup changes, Dylan maintained a distinct creative voice across releases like Rebel, Sweetheart and Exit Wounds.
Born in Philadelphia, Garrett Dutton broke out in the early 90s with his band, G. Love And Special Sauce, and their Gold-selling debut. Over three decades, he released multiple acclaimed albums, toured major festivals, and collaborated with Jack Johnson, Dave Matthews, and others.
Formed in 1995 by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl as a solo project, Foo Fighters grew into a major modern rock band. Known for melodic alt-rock anthems, the group earned multiple Grammy Awards and a 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.
The Chicks: U.S. country trio known for bold hits “Goodbye, Earl” & “Not Ready to Make Nice”; 33M albums sold; 13 Grammys incl. Album/Record/Song.
The Pretenders were a vocal group on Joe Evans's Carnival label, featuring members like Harry Simpkins, Eugene Cohen, Neil Page, and singers Valerie Scott and Patricia Tandy. Known for harmony-heavy recordings such as For the Rest of My Days, they performed with major acts like the Chi-Lites and Kool & the Gang in Washington and Philadelphia, though none of their records charted.
Formed in Connecticut, Goose is an American rock band known for adventurous live performances and fearless improvisation. The group features Rick Mitarotonda, Peter Anspach, Trevor Weekz, and Cotter Ellis. Blending songwriting with improvisation, they released their sixth studio album, BIG MODERN!.
North Carolina quartet Rainbow Kitten Surprise blends pop, rock, electronic, and hip-hop, amassing over two billion streams. They debuted with independent albums SEVEN + MARY and RKS, followed by their 2018 Elektra release featuring the Platinum single It's Called: Freefall.
London-born Suki Waterhouse is an English actress, model, and indie pop singer. Known for her dream pop sound, popular songs include "Good Looking" and "Moves". She released albums "I Can't Let Go" and "Memoir of a Sparklemuffin". Waterhouse also gained acclaim for acting in "Daisy Jones & the Six" and modeling for Burberry.
Hermanos Gutiérrez is a critically acclaimed Swiss-Ecuadorian instrumental duo formed by brothers Estevan and Alejandro. Their distinct style blends Latin sounds, surf music, western flourishes, and melancholia. They collaborated with producer Dan Auerbach on the album Los Ojos Del Cóndor.
Rochester-born singer-songwriter Danielle Ponder left a criminal justice law career in 2021 to pursue music full-time. Her debut album Some of Us Are Brave led to TV appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and festival performances at Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza.
Led by Jacob Slater, British guitar band Wunderhorse gained acclaim through visceral live shows and vivid songwriting. Following their 2022 debut Cub, they released their sophomore album Midas in 2024, recorded at Pachyderm Studio. The silver-certified album led to major headline shows and winning The Group Award at the 2025 Rolling Stone UK Awards.
TALK is the musical project of Canadian artist Nicolas Durocher, who broke through in 2021 with the viral hit Run Away to Mars. He won the 2024 JUNO Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and released his debut album, Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees.
An annual three-day music festival held at Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanic Garden in Memphis, Tennessee, celebrating the city's rich musical legacy with an eclectic lineup spanning rock, soul, and blues.
Ween, an alternative rock duo from New Hope, Pennsylvania, are known for their eclectic style and satirical lyrics. Famous for albums like "Chocolate and Cheese" and hits like "Push th’ Little Daisies," they've deftly blended genres. Despite major label deals, their bold, unique sound remains unaltered.
Devon Gilfillian is a soul artist blending rock, funk, and country. He recorded his third studio album, Time Will Tell, live to tape at Nashville's RCA Studio A. Executive produced by Neal H Pogue, the project features drummer Jonathan Smalt.
Zach Person, an American indie rock artist, blends contemporary pop-rock, blues, and American roots music. Originating from New Jersey and growing up in North Carolina, he is known for his electrifying guitar playing and soulful vocals. Person's albums include "Let's Get Loud" (2024) and his self-titled debut (2021). He won the Eddie's Attic Bi-Annual Shootout and has shared stages with Buddy Guy and Robert Cray. He appeared on American Idol Season 15.
New Mexico-born Kate Vargas blends folk, dreampop, and blues with raw vocals. Praised by Billboard and NPR, she’s known for soulful storytelling and packed international shows.
Eric McFadden, born in New Mexico, is a guitar virtuoso known for his genre-blending style. He has toured globally with George Clinton and Eric Burdon, and is part of T.E.N with Thomas Pridgen and Norwood Fisher. He formed the Eric McFadden Trio and played with Anders Osborne. McFadden collaborated with artists like Bo Diddley, Joe Strummer, members of The Rolling Stones, The Pixies, and collaborated with Kate Vargas in Sgt Splendor, releasing two albums.
Oceans Calling is a multi-day music festival originating in Ocean City, Maryland, conceived in partnership with the band O.A.R. It celebrates diverse genres including rock, indie, alternative, and pop, drawing nationally recognized artists. The festival is known for its unique beachfront setting, offering live music alongside culinary experiences and boardwalk attractions. It has become a major success, recognized as a significant music event.
Michael Franti is an American singer, songwriter, and poet born in Oakland, California. He blends R&B, hip-hop, soul, folk, rock, and reggae. After early projects like the Beatnigs and Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, he formed the band Spearhead, releasing acclaimed albums such as Home and the top 20 hit Say Hey (I Love You).
Declan McKenna, from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, moved to Los Angeles and recorded his album What Happened to the Beach? with producer Gianluca Buccellati. Made under the California sun, it has playful grooves, loose structures, and a weirder, wonkier sound.
Vancouver-based indie rock band Peach Pit debuted with Sweet FA (2016), followed by albums You and Your Friends (2020) and From 2 to 3 (2022). Known for dreamy, guitar-driven songs with introspective lyrics, psychedelia, and classic pop touches.
Formed in California in 1986 by teens adopting a joke name from Monty Python, Toad the Wet Sprocket features members Glen Phillips, Todd Nichols, and Dean Dinning. Known for introspective lyrics, melodic guitars, and vocal harmonies, they released Rings: The Acoustic Sessions.
Incubus, a renowned alternative band from Los Angeles, featuring Brandon Boyd, Mike Einziger, and more, are celebrated for hits like "Drive" and iconic albums like "Morning View." With over 23 million albums sold and numerous Top 5 Billboard 200 debuts, they are known for boundary-pushing sound and rapturous live shows, including their Hollywood Bowl performance.
Dispatch, a leading independent rock band known for hits and activism, has eight acclaimed albums, sold-out MSG shows, huge world tours, and a 110K-fan Boston concert.
Ben Harper is a versatile songwriter spanning pop, reggae, soul, blues, rock, funk and folk. He has released 18 studio albums, sold over 16 million records, and won 3 Grammy Awards. Songs include Yard Sale with Jack Johnson.
Brooklyn duo Matt & Kim (keys/vocals + drums): high-energy dance-punk/pop. Broke out with viral “Daylight”; known for bold videos. Sidewalks Top 40; collabs incl. Santigold & Mark Hoppus.
Gainesville, Florida guitarist Mike Campbell co-founded Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, co-writing many hits and co-producing albums. He wrote Don Henley’s “Boys of Summer,” joined Fleetwood Mac’s 2018 World Tour, and leads The Dirty Knobs.
White Reaper, a rock band formed by Tony Esposito, Ryan Hater, Hunter Thompson, Nick & Sam Wilkerson, rose with albums like "White Reaper Does It Again" & hit "Might Be Right". Known for electric live shows & opening for Pearl Jam.
The New Respects, a Nashville-based family band, blends pop, soul, and rock & roll. Influenced by Aretha Franklin and Led Zeppelin, their 2017 EP "Here Comes Trouble" featured the hit "Trouble." Featured in Rolling Stone's "10 New Artists You Need to Know," they've toured with ZZ Ward and Switchfoot.
Denver indie-folk hitmakers The Lumineers: “Ho Hey,” “Gloria,” “Brightside”; 24 #1s, 3x‑platinum debut, #1 Cleopatra, 2 Grammy noms; 1.1M‑ticket world tour.
Formed in Los Angeles, multi-platinum pop phenomenon Fitz and The Tantrums feature Michael Fitzpatrick, Noelle Scaggs, James King, Jeremy Ruzumna, and Joseph Karnes. Known for energetic live shows, they released hits like HandClap, Out of My League, The Walker, and Moneygrabber.
THE DRIVER ERA, brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch from Los Angeles, craft alternative rock, funk, and R&B. Known for energetic performances and genre-bending sound, their popular songs include "Preacher Man," "A Kiss," and "Malibu." Albums like "X," "Girlfriend," "Summer Mixtape," and "Obsession" showcase their evolving music. Ross Lynch is also an acclaimed actor, and the duo has sold out shows globally.
California-born Animal Liberation Orchestra (ALO) blends rock, folk, and jam styles with joyful, soulful vibes. Known for dynamic live shows, they’ve collaborated with producer David Simon-Baker.
Joe P, born Joe Parella, is an alternative rock singer-songwriter from Sparta, New Jersey, known for his authentic, DIY sound crafted in his basement studio. His viral TikTok videos led to hits like "Off My Mind," which topped Triple A radio. His discography includes EPs "Emily Can't Sing" and "French Blonde", and the album "Garden State Vampire". He also won an award for his short film "If We Run."
Ohana Festival is a seaside music festival held annually at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California. Launched in 2016 by Eddie Vedder, the three-day event features a diverse lineup across indie, alternative, and surf rock genres, with half of its proceeds benefiting local non-profits dedicated to preserving California's coastal parks.
Formed in Las Vegas in 2002, rock band The Killers have sold over 25 million albums globally and earned multiple Grammy nominations. Their acclaimed 2004 debut, Hot Fuss, featured hits like Mr. Brightside. Known for albums like Sam’s Town and Day & Age, they achieved consecutive UK number-one albums.
Evanston, Illinois-born singer of Seattle grunge icons Pearl Jam, known for rugged baritone vocals and introspective lyrics. Featured on Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike”; Pearl Jam’s Ten became a best-seller. Rock & Roll Hall of Famer; solo releases include Into the Wild, Ukulele Songs, and Earthling.
Southern California sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim blend rock and eclectic styles, earning 4 GRAMMY® noms, praised albums, and hits like "Women In Music Pt. III."
Japanese Breakfast’s fourth album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women), is the band’s first proper studio release. Produced by Grammy winner Blake Mills and tracked at Sound City in Los Angeles, it’s led by frontwoman and songwriter Michelle Zauner.
Franc Moody, a production duo known for soul, funk, and disco-infused electronica, rose to fame with albums 'Dream in Colour' and 'Into the Ether.' Hailed by Billboard, their unique sound captivates globally.
Texas-born GRAMMY-nominated country artist Charley Crockett has independently released 14 albums and earned critical acclaim. Known for his rebellious style, he has sold out major venues like Red Rocks and the Ryman Auditorium, garnering hundreds of millions of streams.
San Diego's Thee Sacred Souls deliver retro-soul, blending Latin R&B, Northern, and Southern soul with doo-wop. Drummer Alex Garcia, bassist Sal Samano, and singer Josh Lane craft hits like "Can I Call You Rose?". Their albums include "Thee Sacred Souls" (2022) and "Got a Story to Tell" (2024). They won Artist of the Year at the 2024 San Diego Music Awards.
Philadelphia-born singer-songwriter Amos Lee released a gold-selling self-titled debut in 2005. Known for acclaimed albums Mission Bell and Mountains of Sorrow, Rivers of Song, and for touring/collaborating with Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Zac Brown Band, and Willie Nelson.
Brooks Nielsen, lead singer of LA’s surf-psych band The Growlers, is known for his distinctive voice and storytelling in the cult Beach Goth genre.
Shame is a British five-piece post-punk and indie rock band from South London, formed in 2014. Known for their raw energy and visceral live shows, they are key figures in the UK post-punk revival. Their acclaimed albums include "Songs of Praise" (2018), "Drunk Tank Pink" (2021), "Food for Worms" (2023), and "Cutthroat" (2025). Popular songs include "One Rizla" and "Fingers of Steel". They have garnered positive critical reception for their confrontational edge and lyrical directness.
Dhani Harrison, born in England, is a multi-Grammy-winning artist known for his work with thenewno2 and solo projects. He blends alt-rock and electronica, with acclaimed performances at Coachella. His solo debut "IN///PARALLEL" earned praise from Rolling Stone, and he collaborated with Graham Coxon and Liela Moss on his album "INNERSTANDING."
Trousdale is a trio of Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones blending country and indie pop. Their debut LP Out of My Mind (2023) was praised for songwriting and harmonies. They co-produced and largely recorded live their LP Growing Pains.
Big Joanie is a London-based Black feminist punk band combining nineties riot grrrl fury with synth-heavy post-punk. They released their debut album Sistahs in 2018 on Daydream Library Series and have supported Bikini Kill, Gossip, Sleater-Kinney, and IDLES.
Barranquilla-born, Toronto-based GRAMMY-nominee Lido Pimienta blends Afro-Indigenous Colombian rhythms with electropop. She won the Polaris Prize for her 2017 album La Papessa and later composed Lux Aeterna for the New York City Ballet.
Formed in 2012 by Melissa Brooks in La Mirada, CA, The Aquadolls blend energetic performances with cheeky lyrics. Known for songs like "We Are Free," their style mixes punchy licks with soothing harmonies. Opened for Incubus, played festivals with Weezer, self-produced albums on Aqua Babe Records.
The Alive, a rock band from California, launched in 2018, blends hard rock and classic rock with influences from Sabbath, Nirvana, and Idles. Known for their energetic live shows, they have performed at festivals like BottleRock Napa and Lollapalooza Chile. They have collaborated with artists such as Eddie Vedder and released music including the album "Turned Up To Destroy" and the song "Emancipated."
Linka Moja, an alternative singer-songwriter, draws from 90s alt-rock and early 2000s icons like Hayley Williams. Known for soul-baring songs, her style mixes Nirvana's influence with Coldplay-like lyrics.
