Michael Cera Palin with Apes of the State, Bad Luck, and more

Apes of the State, a Lancaster, PA folk punk band formed in 2015 by April Hartman, blends folk, punk, emo, and bluegrass with honest, attitude-fueled lyrics. Known for their DIY ethos and songs about recovery and life, popular tracks include "Plate Glass Apology" and "I Listened." Their discography features albums like "Pipe Dream" and "What's Another Night?". They have collaborated with artists such as Sister Wife Sex Strike.

Michael Cera Palin is an American emo/indie-punk band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2015. Known for vulnerable lyrics exploring mental health and a cathartically catchy sound, their style mirrors modern midwest emo. The band released EPs "Growing Pains" and "I Don't Know How To Explain It." Their debut album, "We Could Be Brave," features songs like "Feast or Famine" and "Wisteria." They have collaborated with artists such as Prince Daddy & The Hyena.

Bad Luck is a dynamic rock band from New York City, known for their authentic sound and energetic live performances. Their music blends alternative, indie, and punk influences with pop optimism. The band has garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim for releases like "Summer of Pain." They are recognized for powerful lyrics, catchy melodies, and collaborations with notable producers.