Sound On Sound Festival Bridgeport Tickets - Seaside Park

Vundabar

25 concerts

Vundabar, a Boston trio, delivers jangly, fuzzed-out indie rock with post-punk flair. Known for "Alien Blues," they've evolved since forming in 2013 with hits like *Antics* and *Gawk*. Collaborated with Patrick Hyland, harnessing millions of streams and acclaim.

Devon Gilfillian

1 concert

Devon Gilfillian, born in Philadelphia, now based in Nashville, merges soul, hip-hop, R&B, and rock in his album "Love You Anyway." Known for captivating live performances and redefining modern soul, he collaborates with producer Jeremy Lutito.

Lana Del Rey

9 concerts

Born in NYC, Lana Del Rey crafts noir-pop steeped in melancholy and glamour. Known for hits like "Summertime Sadness," her albums, including the Grammy-nominated "Norman Fucking Rockwell!," showcase a complex, tragic persona. Influential collaborations boosted her critical acclaim.

Suki Waterhouse

4 concerts

London-born Suki Waterhouse, known for her heartfelt songs, blends styles of Lana Del Rey & Joni Mitchell. Idolizes Alanis Morissette & Oasis. Her debut, "Brutally", won critical acclaim and her music streams near 20M times. Collaborated with Brad Cook on her album.

Peach Pit

48 concerts

Peach Pit, Vancouver band, blends storytelling with breezy guitars. Known for hits like "Seventeen" & viral "Peach Pit". Celebrated for live shows and viral streams, they teamed up with GRAMMY® winner John Congleton.

Dayglow

5 concerts

Texas native Sloan Struble, aka Dayglow, is a vibrant indie pop artist known for catchy hits like "Can I Call You Tonight" and "Hot Rod." A Multi-Platinum artist with billions of streams, he has electrified stages worldwide, including Lollapalooza and The Tonight Show. Praised by Billboard, he signed with Mercury Records, releasing the album "Dayglow," showcasing his dynamic style.

The Wombats

34 concerts

The Wombats, known for 'Greek Tragedy', collaborate with top producers. From global homes, they record and mix remotely, achieving new inventive heights. Continually captivating fans since 2007.

Michael Franti

4 concerts

Born in Oakland, singer-songwriter Michael Franti blends R&B, hip-hop, and more, into thought-provoking music. Known for Spearhead, hits like "Say Hey (I Love You)," and albums tackling social issues.

Nathaniel Rateliff

3 concerts

Nathaniel Rateliff, born in rural Missouri, rose from church bands and factory work to fame with hits like “S.O.B.” Blends rock, folk & vintage rhythm & blues. Known for deep, stirring lyrics, especially in tribute to his late friend, producer Richard Swift.

Last Dinosaurs

23 concerts

RYU, a collection of AI-generated music, echoes the trials of past humanity, broadcast from an ancient satellite amidst space debris. Its timeless compositions resonate with 31st-century listeners.

Jensen McRae

16 concerts

LA-based singer-songwriter Jensen McRae gained acclaim with her debut album 'Are You Happy Now?'. Known for exploring deep themes like gender and race, she has toured with Amos Lee, MUNA, and Corinne Bailey Rae.

Mt. Joy

40 concerts

Mt. Joy, formed by Matt Quinn & others, shot to fame with their 2018 debut. Known for #1 hit "Silver Lining," their style blends folk with psychedelic rock and gospel elements. Produced by Tucker Martine, their album "Rearrange Us" reflects deep personal growth.

O.A.R.

6 concerts

Formed in Maryland, 1996, O.A.R. is a multi-platinum band known for a joyful sound & electrifying live shows, selling out venues like Madison Square Garden. Renowned for longevity & fan devotion.

Ben Harper

10 concerts

Ben Harper, born in California, is a Grammy-winning artist known for soulful, activist-driven music. He’s collaborated with Taj Mahal, Jack Johnson, and Mavis Staples.

Hozier

38 concerts

Irish artist Hozier, born in Wicklow, soared to fame with "Take Me To Church." Known for blending soul with rock, he's secured multi-platinum sales, Grammy nods, and #1 hits globally.

Alanis Morissette

24 concerts

Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette, known for '90s hits like "You Oughta Know," "Ironic," made waves with 'Jagged Little Pill.' Born in Ottawa, her poetic alternative rock won a Grammy and inspired a Broadway show. She continues evolving musically with collaborations and thematic albums.

Maggie Rogers

1 concert

Maryland-born Maggie Rogers, GRAMMY®-nominated artist known for EP "Now That The Light Is Fading" & "Heard It In A Past Life." Famous for sold-out tours and hits like "Surrender."

Trey Anastasio

22 concerts

Born in 1964, Trey Anastasio co-founded Phish and explored various musical styles, from rock to free jazz. Known for his work with Phish and solo projects like "Surrender to the Air" and "Lonely Trip," he's also collaborated with Tom Marshall, Les Claypool, and Stewart Copeland.

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats

23 concerts

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, born in Colorado, combine soul and rock. Known for energetic live shows and hits like "The Future," they've appeared on SNL and opened for The Rolling Stones.

Lord Huron

57 concerts

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."

Steel Pulse

34 concerts

UK-based reggae icons Steel Pulse, known for their staunch socio-political themes and captivating live performances, continue influencing many artists globally. Renowned for hits and a powerful message in albums like "Mass Manipulation," they address global issues and systemic greed through their music.

Gin Blossoms

33 concerts

Gin Blossoms, formed in Tempe, Arizona in 1987, gained fame with hits like "Hey Jealousy" & "Follow You Down." Known for '90s jangle pop style, influenced by R.E.M., they faced internal struggles but continued to release music and tour after reuniting in 2001. Achieved multi-platinum success.

Briscoe

6 concerts

Briscoe, a Texas Americana folk-rock band, debuted with "West of It All," crafted in Texas, recorded in NC by Grammy-nominee Brad Cook. Known for bridging classic roots and modern music, they gained fame with organic growth from UT Austin gigs to sold-out shows at Antone's.

SNACKTIME

3 concerts

SNACKTIME, a 7-piece band from Philadelphia, fuses soul, funk, jazz, hip-hop, and R&B. Known for spirited free shows during the pandemic, they've sold out venues and played major festivals. Their debut was produced by GRAMMY-nominee Will Yip.

Michael Franti & Spearhead

7 concerts

Michael Franti, musician and activist, is known for his high-energy shows and inspiring songs like "Sound of Sunshine" and "Say Hey (I Love You)." His work garners Billboard chart success and advocacy for global issues.

Declan McKenna

11 concerts

From Cheshunt to LA, Declan McKenna collaborates with Gianluca Buccellati on "What Happened to the Beach?". Album shows growth, infused with playfulness and inspired by St. Vincent, Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

beabadoobee

17 concerts

Born in the Philippines, raised in London, Beabadoobee started in 2017 with the hit 'Coffee'. Known for confessional bedroom pop, she's celebrated by major outlets and was nominated for BRITs Rising Star and BBC Sound Of 2020.

Slightly Stoopid

28 concerts

Ocean Beach, CA band Slightly Stoopid fuses diverse styles & energies with guest stars like Karl Denson & Don Carlos. Known for their vibrant concerts and strong collaborations.

Alvvays

10 concerts

Alvvays, known for nervy, lovable music, faced delays with their third album "Blue Rev" due to immense challenges—stolen demos and gear damage. In LA, influenced by Shawn Everett, they freshly evolved their style, pushing sonic boundaries further.

Free Range

4 concerts

Chicago's indie-folk project Free Range, led by Sofia Jensen, shifts from rock to more acoustic sounds. Collaborators include Jack Henry and Bailey Minzenberger. Re-recorded a full album amidst the pandemic.

Sammy Rae & The Friends

14 concerts

Sammy Rae & The Friends, a family-like collective led by Sammy Rae, shines in energizing live shows with a blend of chemistry, skill, and vocal power, promoting unity and connection among audiences.

Alex G

2 concerts

Alex G, born in Pennsylvania, is a singer-songwriter known for his lo-fi pop and turbulent style. Popular for albums like ‘God Save the Animals’, he has worked with Frank Ocean and his music often tops year-end lists. His work appears on labels like Domino and Orchid Tapes.