Lord Huron, known for their enchanting mix of indie and folk rock, made waves at Whispering Pines with instruments galore. Their heartfelt themes of life and loss resonate deeply, captured poignantly in their album "Long Lost."
Lucy Dacus is an American indie rock and folk singer-songwriter from Richmond, Virginia, known for her intimate storytelling and warm baritone voice. Her acclaimed albums include "Historian" and "Home Video". Dacus is also a member of the Grammy-winning supergroup Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. She is recognized for popular songs like "Night Shift" and was named one of Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists.
DOPE LEMON is the moniker of Australian artist Angus Stone, known for dreamy grooves and introspective lyricism. Debuting in 2016 with Honey Bones, the project has released albums like Smooth Big Cat, Rose Pink Cadillac, and Kimosabè, earning ARIA nominations and topping independent charts. Stone has amassed over one billion streams, headlined global tours, and collaborated with artists including Post Malone and Winston Surfshirt.
British folk hero Billy Bragg emerged in the early 1980s blending DIY punk with political protest. Known as a one-man Clash, he released acclaimed albums like Brewing Up with Billy Bragg, Talking with the Taxman About Poetry, and Workers Playtime, featuring classics like Levi Stubbs Tears and There Is Power in a Union.
Fronted by Joey Quiñones, East Los Angeles R&B and soul band Thee Sinseers formed in 2019. Known for their modern interpretation of classic sounds, they released the album Love Stories on Colemine Records, featuring warm sixties-adjacent instrumentation and standup bass.
Liverpool-based singer Jamie Webster creates music about the struggles of everyday people. Known as a people’s poet, he released his debut album We Get By, which topped the UK Official Folk Chart and reached the UK Top Ten. His 2021 album Moments was produced by Dave Eringa at Rockfield Studios.
Social Distortion is an Orange County punk band led by Mike Ness. After 15 years, they returned with the 11-song album Born to Kill, revisiting 1970s sounds. Highlights include “Born to Kill,” “Partners in Crime,” “The Way Things Were” and “Tonight.”
Australian rock duo Royel Otis blend melody and bittersweet humor, known for hits like “Murder on The Dancefloor” and “Linger.” They've sold 100K+ tickets, won 4 ARIA Awards, and topped charts globally.
Internationally touring trio of classically trained songwriters known for quirky sibling harmonies, acoustic minimalism and honest storytelling; Top 10 FAI Folk Charts.
