Multi-platinum country superstar and Grand Ole Opry member Lainey Wilson is a 12-time CMA Award-winner and Entertainer of the Year. She has scored nine number-one hits, including Watermelon Moonshine and Heart Like A Truck, and collaborated with Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, and John Mayer.
Shania Twain is a five-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist and top-selling female country-pop artist with over 100 million albums sold worldwide. She is the first artist to release three consecutive Diamond-certified albums, featuring hits like You're Still the One.
Pixies are an influential 80s alternative rock band known for their loudquietloud signature sound and catchy melodies. They released seven studio albums, including the Gold-certified Surfer Rosa and Platinum Doolittle. The band features Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Emma Richardson.
Jamaican dancehall singer Sean Paul broke into the global mainstream with his Grammy-winning album Dutty Rock, featuring hits like Get Busy and Temperature. A pioneer of dancehall pop, he is also known for major collaborations with Beyoncé, Sia, and Dua Lipa.
Turnstile, a hardcore punk band from Baltimore, excels in barrier-breaking music. Known for albums like TIME & SPACE and GLOW ON, which received three GRAMMY nods. Key tracks produced with Will Yip and Mike Elizondo.
Amigo the Devil, also known as Danny Kiranos, creates modern folk and alternative rock music. Inspired by Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, and Chavela Vargas, his brutal, honest songwriting style embraces human flaws with raw emotion and wit.
Formed in Sheffield in 1977, Def Leppard emerged from the New Wave of British Heavy Metal into a global success blending glam rock, hair metal, and pop ballads. Their career peaked with 1983's Pyromania and the 1987 blockbuster Hysteria.
Grammy-nominated alternative hard rock pioneers Papa Roach are known for hits like Last Resort and their mental health advocacy. With eleven studio albums, including Ego Trip on their own New Noize Records, they have achieved 26 Top-10 hits and 12 number-one singles.
Montreal-raised producer Kaytranada blends hip-hop beats and house grooves. His debut album, 99.9%, won the 2016 Polaris Music Prize and a Juno Award. He later released the album Bubba, earning two Grammy Awards in 2021, and has collaborated with Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, and Alicia Keys.
The Dead South is a four-piece band known for defying country and bluegrass conventions with dark themes. Achieving global success with chart-topping, platinum and gold-certified albums, the band has performed on historic stages including the Grand Ole Opry and Glastonbury.
Men I Trust is a Canadian indie band formed in 2014 by Emma Proulx, Jessy Caron, and Dragos Chiriac. Known for blending dream pop and indie elements with hypnotic melodies, the self-producing trio crafts an enchanting sound that has earned global acclaim and shaped the indie music landscape.
Kurt Vile is a Philadelphia-based songwriter and constant hitmaker. Known for his organic sound and electric guitar work, he recorded his album Philadelphia’s been good to me in his hometown as a tribute to the City of Brotherly Love.
The Chicago-based Claudettes blend American roots, blues, R&B, and punk into a garage cabaret sound. Led by vocalist Rachel Williams, pianist Johnny Iguana, bassist Zach Verdoorn, and drummer Michael Caskey, the band has released six albums. Iguana also composed the score for the Emmy-winning series The Bear.
A popular and premier outdoor winery concert series in Australia that hosts international superstars and local legends, offering an experience of good food, fine wine, and live music in magnificent locations.
Red Clay Ramblers, from Chapel Hill, NC, are known for their authentic blend of Appalachian folk, contemporary compositions, and genre-mixing. This quintet gained fame through off-Broadway shows, notably scoring Sam Shepard's "A Lie of the Mind." Members include Tommy Thompson, Jim Watson, Mike Craver, Jack Herrick, and Clay Buckner.
Irish artist Hozier, from Wicklow, rose to fame with "Take Me To Church." Known for soulful music, he achieved critical acclaim with albums like "Wasteland, Baby!" and "Unreal Unearth," earning multi-platinum sales and a Grammy nomination. His global success includes topping charts and billions of streams, but Ireland remains his heart’s home.
Charlotte Day Wilson, from Toronto, is a Juno-nominated artist known for her soulful R&B style. She's collaborated with Daniel Caesar and Babyface and gained acclaim with her EPs and debut album ALPHA.
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.
Formed in 2003, Melbourne Ska Orchestra is a Melbourne ska ensemble of 18–36 members led by Nicky Bomba. Their self-titled debut sparked sell-out national shows, major festivals, international tours, plus awards and nominations. Sierra-Kilo-Alpha (2016) explores new sonic hybrids.
