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Noah Kahan

26 concerts

Vermont-born Noah Kahan, GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter, famous for mixing Folk, Americana & Rock. Known for "Stick Season," 5 billion streams, double platinum, collaborations with Post Malone & Kacey Musgraves.

The Beths

19 concerts

The Beths, from New Zealand, blend power-pop with skuzz in their third LP, "Expert In A Dying Field". Elizabeth Stokes crafts autobiographical, insight-rich songs on relationships and their aftermaths.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

62 concerts

Alabama-born Jason Isbell, lauded for his vivid storytelling in songs about life's strugglers, won a Grammy for his Americana album Something More Than Free. Known for Southeastern and The Nashville Sound, his work often features collaborations with the 400 Unit.

Maggie Rogers

22 concerts

Maryland-born Maggie Rogers, GRAMMY®-nominated artist known for EP "Now That The Light Is Fading" & "Heard It In A Past Life." Famous for sold-out tours and hits like "Surrender."

Jaime Wyatt

11 concerts

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.

The Hold Steady

7 concerts

The Hold Steady, born from the indie and punk ethos, blends bar band energy with Springsteen's epic style. Famous for anthems like "Almost Killed Me," they've explored cultural alienation in albums up to 2023's rich "The Price of Progress." Formed in NY by ex-Lifter Puller, Craig Finn.

Thee Sacred Souls

34 concerts

Thee Sacred Souls, a San Diego band, gained momentum with their debut album under Daptone, earning fame with hits and fans like Timbaland and Gary Clark Jr. Their soulful music led to national TV spots and sold-out shows in the US, UK, and Europe.

Turnpike Troubadours

23 concerts

Oklahoma's Turnpike Troubadours blend Woody Guthrie's folk with Waylon Jennings' honky tonk. Known for hits like "Goodbye Normal Street," they surged from indie roots to mainstream, charting top in country and rock. After a break due to health issues, they returned with "A Cat in the Rain" in 2023. Collaborated with Shooter Jennings and shared stages with Miranda Lambert.

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

12 concerts

Jonathan Richman, born in Natick, Massachusetts, began his proto-punk band, the Modern Lovers, in the 70s, evolving into an acoustic balladeer known for hits like "Ice Cream Man." Famous for singing in Spanish and English, his later work included Latin and raga influences. Collaborated with Ric Ocasek and appeared in "There's Something About Mary."

Angel Olsen

9 concerts

Born in Missouri, Angel Olsen blends indie rock with folk in her heartfelt music. Known for her tender, elegiac songs, Olsen's album "Big Time" draws on themes of love, loss, and accepting her queerness. With raw emotion, the album reflects on personal transformation after the deaths of her parents.

Mdou Moctar

24 concerts

Nigerien Mdou Moctar's "Funeral For Justice" is a ferocious album featuring louder, political tracks about Tuareg struggles. Known for his iconic guitar solos, Moctar delivers unfiltered, passionate music.

Goose

41 concerts

Goose, a Connecticut quintet, soared with their 2016 debut. Known for "Hungersite," their 2022 album, Dripfield, hit #2 on Billboard. Praised by Rolling Stone, they blend improvisation with vivid musicianship.

Nickel Creek

52 concerts

Nickel Creek, formed in San Diego by siblings Sean and Sara Watkins with Chris Thile, evolved from bluegrass to an eclectic acoustic mix. Known for virtuoso skills, three-part harmonies, and Grammy-winning album "This Side", they've collaborated with Alison Krauss and more, maintaining sporadic performances into the 2020s.

Billy Strings

29 concerts

Raised in Michigan, now in Nashville, GRAMMY winner Billy Strings excels in bluegrass and country. Known for energetic live shows and hits like "California Sober" with Willie Nelson. Collaborated with Dierks Bentley.

Danielle Ponder

1 concert

Danielle Ponder, a former attorney from Rochester, NY, turned singer-songwriter, shines with her debut album blending pop, R&B, blues, rock, and trip-hop. Known for her powerful voice and emotive style.

Jon Batiste

8 concerts

Jon Batiste, Juilliard grad & ex-bandleader on Colbert, won an Academy Award & Grammy for "SOUL". Known for "WE ARE", he collaborates with Reznor & Ross.

John Oates

2 concerts

John Oates, born in NYC and raised near Philadelphia, is a Rock Hall of Fame inductee, renowned for Hall & Oates. The duo, history's most successful, boasts 10 #1s and over 80M records sold. Solo, Oates has 8 albums and hit singles, blending rock, R&B, folk, and blues. His autobiography topped Amazon.

The Heavy Heavy

37 concerts

The Heavy Heavy, from Brighton, UK, blend psychedelia, blues, acid rock & sunshine pop. Known for their debut EP 'Life and Life Only,' they revive classic sounds with a modern twist led by Will Turner and Georgie Fuller.

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

22 concerts

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