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Manchester Orchestra

4 concerts

Manchester Orchestra is an American indie rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2004. Led by singer-songwriter and rhythm guitarist Andy Hull alongside lead guitarist Robert McDowell and bassist Andy Prince, the group is known for its raw, emotive lyrics and a conceptual, cinematic approach to rock music. They have released several acclaimed albums, including Mean Everything to Nothing and A Black Mile to the Surface.

Cypress Hill

8 concerts

Cypress Hill, formed in South Gate, California in 1988, pioneered West Coast hip hop and rap rock. Known for their distinctive sound and cannabis advocacy, they achieved multi-platinum success with hits like "Insane in the Brain." They earned a Hollywood Walk of Fame star and released "Dios Bendiga," their first Spanish-language album.

Cautious Clay

6 concerts

Cleveland-born Joshua Karpeh, known as Cautious Clay, is a multi-instrumentalist fusing R&B, indie pop, and jazz. His soulful songwriting is heard on hits like "Cold War" and "Wildfire." He has collaborated with John Mayer and John Legend, and Taylor Swift interpolated his work. Albums include "Deadpan Love," "Karpeh," and "The Hours" trilogy, which completed in 2026.

The Killers

1 concert

The Killers are a Las Vegas four-piece formed in 2002 led by Brandon Flowers. Their debut Hot Fuss (2004) spawned “Mr. Brightside.” They’ve sold 25M+ albums, earned multiple Grammy nominations, and topped charts with Wonderful Wonderful (2017).

Digable Planets

12 concerts

Digable Planets are a jazz-rap trio formed in the early ’90s by Butterfly (Brooklyn), Ladybug (Silver Springs, MD) and Doodlebug (Philadelphia). Their 1993 debut Reachin’ went Top 20 with “Rebirth of Slick” and won a Grammy; 1994’s Blowout Comb followed.

Placebo

37 concerts

Placebo are a multinational alt-rock band formed in London in 1994 by Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal. Their dark, glam-tinged sound broke through in the U.K. with "Nancy Boy" and later hits like "Pure Morning" and "Special K."

Copeland

5 concerts

Copeland formed in Lakeland, Florida in 2001. Originally a rock band, they’ve explored electronic and symphonic influences. They’ve released six albums, from 2003 debut Beneath Medicine Tree to 2016’s Ixora.

illuminati hotties

1 concert

Illuminati Hotties, the Los Angeles-based indie rock project of producer Sarah Tudzin, is celebrated for its "tenderpunk" sound, blending catchy melodies, witty lyrics, and a DIY ethos. Known for dynamic vocal performances and punk-infused energy, popular songs include "(You're Better) Than Ever" and "Pool Hopping". Tudzin, a Grammy-winning engineer, has collaborated with artists like Cavetown and released acclaimed albums such as "Let Me Do One More" and "Power".

Charlotte Sands

9 concerts

Born in Hopkinton, MA, Charlotte Sands blends pop-punk and folk storytelling. Known for “Dress,” a viral hit inspired by Harry Styles, she's celebrated for honest lyrics and vibrant collaborations.

Peaches

3 concerts

Peaches is a musician, producer, director, and performance artist who rose to stardom with her 2000 debut The Teaches of Peaches. She has released five albums, won the Polaris Heritage Prize, and collaborated with Iggy Pop, Daft Punk, and Yoko Ono.

Be Your Own Pet

4 concerts

Nashville band Be Your Own Pet returned with the single Hand Grenade via Third Man Records, their first new music since 2008’s Get Awkward (XL). Founded by Jemina Pearl Abegg, Jonas Stein, Nathan Vasquez, with drummer John Eatherly.

Spacey Jane

6 concerts

Spacey Jane, hailing from Fremantle, Western Australia, crafts indie rock with jangly riffs and introspective lyrics. Known for their dynamic live shows, they gained fame with "Booster Seat," an ARIA Song of the Year winner. Their discography includes the chart-topping "Here Comes Everybody" and the 2025 album "If That Makes Sense," alongside their EP "Exit Wounds."

Lovejoy

Lovejoy is an English indie rock band from Brighton, formed in 2021. Led by William Gold (Wilbur Soot), Joe Goldsmith, Ash Kabosu, and Mark Boardman, they blend indie rock and pop-punk. Known for engaging lyrics on loss and romance, their releases include EPs "Are You Alright?", "Pebble Brain", "Wake Up & It's Over", and the album "One Simple Trick". Popular songs include "One Day" and "Call Me What You Like". The band has charted on the UK Albums Chart and Billboard Emerging Artists chart.

GROUPLOVE

GROUPLOVE, known for their energetic indie rock and hits like “Tongue Tied,” blend raw emotion and lively performances. Led by Hannah Hooper and Christian Zucconi, they've rocked major festivals worldwide.

Greta Van Fleet

Frankenmuth, Michigan rock band now Nashville-based; Grammy winners with 1M+ tickets, 250+ sold-out shows. Kiszka brothers + Danny Wagner; worked with producer Dave Cobb.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a legendary New York indie rock trio, are known for hits like “Maps” and “Zero,” blending raw emotion with powerful energy and memorable collaborations.

Surf Curse

Matt Maltese

Matt Maltese, a British-Canadian singer-songwriter from Reading, England, blends indie pop, indie rock, and chamber pop. Known for his melancholic melodies and witty lyricism, popular songs include "As the World Caves In" and "Everyone Adores You (at least I do)". His albums include "Hers" and "Driving Just to Drive". He founded Last Recordings On Earth and composed music for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Shaky Knees Music Festival

An annual multi-day rock, indie, and alternative music festival held at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Georgia, featuring a diverse lineup of major international headliners and emerging artists.

Gringo Star

Atlanta's Gringo Star, led by brothers Nick and Peter Furgiuele, pioneers psychedelic garage rock, blending doo-wop R&B and British Invasion styles. Praised by Pitchfork, they’ve toured with acts like Wavves and Black Lips. Known for their reinvention and work ethic, they've earned an international fanbase.