Formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1988, American rock quintet 311 blends reggae, hip-hop, funk, and metal. Known for crossover hits like Amber and Down, the multi-platinum band achieved major chart success with albums including Uplifter, Transistor, and their multi-platinum self-titled release.
New York City genre-defying band Oxymorrons features members KI, Deee, Jafe Paulino, and Amani. Blending punk, hip-hop, alternative, metal, and Caribbean influences, the group champions individuality, representation, and rebellion.
Formed in 1989, Fort Worth alt-rock band Toadies are best known for their platinum-selling debut album Rubberneck and the hit song Possum Kingdom. Blending Pixies-style dynamics with Texas grit, the band recorded their album The Charmer with producer Steve Albini.
Post Sex Nachos, hailing from the Midwest, redefine boy bands by blending genres into tunes for dancing and deep feelings. They deliver energetic live shows with pop hooks and solos, performing coast to coast. Comprising Mitch Broddon, Sammy Elfanbaum, Kevin Jerez, Chase Mueller, and Hunter Pendleton, they created their latest album, 'Prima/Vera,' with producer Isaac Flynn and engineer Drew Brodsky.
Finger Eleven is a multi-platinum Canadian rock band best known for hits like One Thing and Paralyzer, which set U.S. radio records. Their self-titled album achieved US Gold and Canadian Platinum status, and they won a Juno Award for Rock Album.
Formed in St. Louis in 1987, ska-punk band The Urge is known for energetic tours with Korn and 311, and hits like Jump Right In. They released albums through Immortal Records, including Receiving the Gift of Flavor, before reuniting in 2011.
Formed in Riverside, California in 1996, Alien Ant Farm blends nu-metal, post-grunge, and punk-pop. They achieved mainstream success with their 2001 cover of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal, which topped the Billboard Alternative Songs charts.
Ludo is an indie rock band formed in Tulsa, OK, in 2003; later based in St. Louis, MO. They released their self-titled debut on Redbird Records (2003) and the Broken Bride EP (2005), then signed to Island Records and issued You’re Awful, I Love You (2008).