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Noah Kahan

10 concerts

Vermont's Noah Kahan, a 2x GRAMMY-nominated artist, blends Folk, Americana, and Rock. Known for “Stick Season” and hits with Post Malone, he champions mental health too.

The Beths

42 concerts

New Zealand indie rock band The Beths—vocals Elizabeth Stokes—are known for sharp guitar-pop hits like “Expert In A Dying Field.” They've earned critical praise, festival spots, and toured with The National and Death Cab for Cutie.

The Hold Steady

7 concerts

The Hold Steady, formed by Craig Finn in NYC, blend indie and punk with classic rock vibes. Known for tales in tracks like "Almost Killed Me," they gained fame with albums like "Teeth Dreams." They've worked with Franz Nicolay and Josh Kaufman, among others. Their 2023 album, "The Price of Progress," showcases rich storytelling.

Aimee Mann

18 concerts

Aimee Mann, born in Richmond, Virginia, rose to fame leading 'Til Tuesday with 1985 hit "Voices Carry." Known for folk-tinged adult alternative pop, she's acclaimed for solo work, the Oscar-nominated "Save Me" from Magnolia, and collaborations with Elvis Costello and Ted Leo.

Thee Sacred Souls

34 concerts

Thee Sacred Souls, a young band from San Diego, is known for their soulful sound and exquisite craftsmanship. With millions of Spotify listeners, they've impressed celebrity fans like SZA and Alicia Keys. Their NPR Tiny Desk performance was a hit, marking them as rising stars in just two years.

Turnpike Troubadours

34 concerts

Turnpike Troubadours, from Oklahoma, blend Woody Guthrie's folk and Waylon Jennings' honky tonk with bluegrass and Cajun. Popular for "Goodbye Normal Street," they hit country and rock charts, and sold out arenas. After a hiatus, they returned with 2023's "A Cat in the Rain," produced by Shooter Jennings. They’ve shared the stage with Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town.

Jupiter & Okwess

1 concert

Jupiter & Okwess blend rock & funk, drawing from Congolese rhythms. Known for energetic performances & collaborations with artists like Damon Albarn & Ana Tijoux. Their music powerfully represents Congo, influencing global sounds.

Jonathan Richman

10 concerts

Jonathan Richman, born in Natick, MA, is a versatile singer/songwriter known for evolving from a proto-punk bandleader with the Modern Lovers to an acoustic balladeer. Influenced by the Velvet Underground, his music spans playful tunes like "Ice Cream Man" to poetic multilingual ballads. He collaborated with Ric Ocasek and Jerry Harrison, and appeared in "There's Something About Mary." His well-received albums include "Jonathan Sings," "I'm So Confused," and "Sa," featuring distinct, sincere storytelling across languages and genres.

Mdou Moctar

11 concerts

Mdou Moctar, hailing from Niger, is known for his Tuareg protest music. His acoustic album, *Tears of Injustice*, recorded in Brooklyn, reflects Niger's political turmoil.

Jaime Wyatt

1 concert

Jaime Wyatt, lauded by Pitchfork, began with "Felony Blues" in 2017— a raw look at her life's battles—and followed with the acclaimed "Neon Cross" in 2020. Known for powerful vocals and honest lyrics, she's earned high praise from NPR and Rolling Stone.

Goose

30 concerts

Goose, an American rock band from Connecticut, blends indie-rock hooks with improvisation. Known for hits like "Dripfield," they've sold out iconic venues like Red Rocks, headlined MSG, and appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Their music combines tight musicianship with emotional honesty.

Billy Strings

54 concerts

Billy Strings' latest album, "Highway Prayers," recorded in LA and Nashville, features his band and collaborators like Jon Brion and Jerry Douglas. It includes fan-favorites like "Seven Weeks In County" and "Cabin Song."

Danielle Ponder

2 concerts

Danielle Ponder, from Rochester, NY, left a legal career to pursue music, blending pop, R&B, blues, rock, and trip-hop. Her debut album showcases her powerful voice.

Jon Batiste

45 concerts

Born in New Orleans, Jon Batiste is a celebrated composer and pianist known for his genre-blending style. He has collaborated with artists like Beyoncé and Herbie Hancock. Batiste has earned five Grammy Awards, an Emmy, and an Oscar. His album "We Are" won "Album of the Year." A Juilliard alumnus, he directs music at The Atlantic and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem.

Bartees Strange

5 concerts

Raised in rural America, Bartees Strange fuses diverse influences like Parliament Funkadelic and Neil Young with hip-hop and indie rock, creating a unique sonic pastiche.

John Oates

5 concerts

John Oates, born in NYC and raised near Philadelphia, co-founded Hall & Oates, achieving over 80M album sales and 20 Top 40 hits. He's a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, lauded solo artist with 8 albums, and an Americana musician. His autobiography, "Change of Season," is a best-seller.

The Heavy Heavy

29 concerts

UK-based band The Heavy Heavy, formed by Georgie Fuller and William Turner, blends soulful rock & roll with British roots. Known for songs from their debut EP "Life and Life Only" and album "One Of A Kind," they draw comparisons to Jefferson Airplane and Fleetwood Mac. With two top-five AAA radio singles, they’ve sold out shows globally, receiving acclaim from NME and The Guardian. Turner produced and mixed their music in Brighton.

Free Range

1 concert

Chicago's indie-folk project Free Range, led by Sofia Jensen, shifts from rock to more acoustic sounds. Collaborators include Jack Henry and Bailey Minzenberger. Re-recorded a full album amidst the pandemic.

My Morning Jacket

27 concerts

Louisville's My Morning Jacket, known for their thrilling live shows and innovative rock sound, has deeply influenced musicians and won numerous awards.