Movements with Turnover and Queen of Jeans

Movements is a post-hardcore band from Rancho Santa Margarita, California, formed in 2015. Known for blending emo and alternative rock, their music often delves into themes of mental health. They have released albums like Feel Something (2017), No Good Left to Give (2020), and RUCKUS! (2023), and are actively releasing new music and performing.

Turnover is an American rock band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, formed in 2009. Their sound has evolved from emo and pop-punk to incorporate indie rock, dream pop, and soft grunge, often featuring introspective lyrics and ethereal soundscapes. Notable albums include "Peripheral Vision" and their latest, "Myself in the Way" (2022). The band is currently touring to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of "Peripheral Vision".

Queen of Jeans, formed by Miri Devora and Mattie Glass, is an indie-rock band known for their rich, emotional sound, blending '60s pop and '90s alt-rock. Their album "All Again," recorded at Will Yip’s Studio 4, explores themes of love and heartbreak.