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Slide Away with Ovlov, Nothing, and more

May 29, 2026  ·  Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA

Slide Away
May 29
Slide Away
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Nothing began as a Philly-born bedroom solo project in 2010, rebuilding shoegaze in a rougher American style of fuzz and reverb. The band’s fifth album, A Short History of Decay, is their first for Run For Cover Records.
Formed in 1987, Reading, England’s Chapterhouse evolved from space rock to early shoegaze. Their 1991 debut Whirlpool followed EPs Freefall and Sunburst. The single Pearl featured Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell. They later made Blood Music (1993) and split in 1994.
Seko, an Istanbul, Turkey-born Hip Hop artist, crafts distinctive beats and emotional lyrics, blending modern and traditional Turkish music. Known for tracks like "Gule Gule" and "Yallah," Seko's discography includes singles such as "Say Hi to the Sun" and "Reprep." Collaborations feature artists like Tefo. Seko consistently pushes Contemporary Hip Hop boundaries.
Ovlov is an American alternative rock band from Newtown, Connecticut, known for their fusion of shoegaze, slacker rock, and noise pop. Their sound features an overloaded guitar attack and melancholic, yet catchy, songwriting. Key albums include "Am" (2013), "Tru" (2018), and "Buds" (2021), featuring popular songs like "Where's My Dini?" and "Eat More." They have collaborated with artists such as Sadie Dupuis and Alex Gehring.
Slide Away is a music festival celebrating shoegaze, dream pop, and ambient genres. It unites diverse boundary-pushing artists with genre-bending talents, fostering mutual admiration across generations. The festival is known for showcasing unique sounds and has presented performances by celebrated bands.
Hum is an American alternative rock band from Champaign, Illinois, known for their 1995 hit "Stars". Their sound blends alternative metal, post-hardcore, shoegaze, and space rock. They released their album "Inlet" in 2020, their first new material in over two decades. Following the 2021 passing of drummer Bryan St. Pere, the band is currently touring with Jason Gerken on drums.
Mexico City’s Mint Field blends avant dream pop, shoegaze, and trip hop to explore nostalgia. Led by Estrella del Sol and Sebastian Neyra, they've opened for Slowdive and Wilco.

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