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MT Jones

6 concerts

MT Jones is a British soul singer-songwriter blending 60s/70s warmth with modern R&B and jazz. A former teenage busker, he’s toured internationally with Jalen Ngonda and supported Lauryn Hill.

Amble

44 concerts

Irish Midlands/West trio Amble (Robbie Cunningham, Oisin McCaffrey, Ross McNerney): musing, trad-tinged songwriter folk; debut EP “Amble (Live)”.

Tedeschi Trucks Band

7 concerts

Led by Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks, 12-piece Tedeschi Trucks Band earned Grammy recognition and sold out Madison Square Garden. Their sixth studio album, Future Soul, recorded in 2024 in Georgia, includes “I Got You,” “Who Am I,” and “Future Soul.”

Larkin Poe

12 concerts

My Morning Jacket

1 concert

My Morning Jacket are a Louisville-bred American rock-and-roll band known for their expansive, eclectic sound and acclaimed live shows, often ranked among the greatest live bands of their generation and cited as influential on an era of musicians.

Robert Randolph

2 concerts

New Jersey-raised rock-blues pedal steel virtuoso rooted in House of God Church “Sacred Steel,” blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul. GRAMMY-nominated with The Family Band; collaborated with Eric Clapton, Santana, Norah Jones, and Beyoncé.

North Mississippi Allstars

8 concerts

North Mississippi Allstars, founded by brothers Luther and Cody Dickinson in 1996, mix psychedelic folk, blues, and roots rock with Mississippi hill country spirit. Their 2000 debut Shake Hands With Shorty earned a GRAMMY nomination.

AJ Lee & Blue Summit

20 concerts

AJ Lee & Blue Summit are an award-winning bluegrass band based in Santa Cruz, California. The group met as teenagers at local bluegrass festivals. Their album City of Glass blends country soul, gritty bluesy Americana, and California folk.

Stephen Wilson Jr.

19 concerts

Nashville-by-way-of-Indiana singer-songwriter Wilson, a former child boxer and scientist, made his debut album Son of Dad about his father’s death. Signed to Big Loud, he’s written for Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith, and tours globally.

Andy Frasco & The U.N.

2 concerts

Andy Frasco is a genre-blending singer-songwriter and bandleader known for high-energy, inclusive live shows with his band the U.N. After 15 years touring 250+ shows a year, he produced their 10th album Growing Pains, following 2023’s L’Optimist.

lespecial

6 concerts

lespecial are a multi-instrumentalist power trio from Connecticut, known for a “heavy future groove” mixing metal riffage, precise rhythms, 808s, sub synths, and ethereal vocals. Their album Odd Times is their darkest/heaviest, made with Havok’s David Sanchez.

Lukas Nelson

6 concerts

Nelson has released eight studio albums; his 2023 Sticks and Stones spent 18 weeks in the Americana Albums top 10 and hit No. 1 on the Alt Country chart. He co-produced/co-wrote music for 2018’s A Star is Born; its soundtrack won a Grammy and BAFTA.

Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast

2 concerts

Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast are a Southeast roots rock band with blues influences, praised by Rolling Stone. Rebranded in 2021, they released the 2024 debut EP Blueprints; single Haunted By You topped Spotify’s Blues Ballad playlist.

John Medeski

2 concerts

Born in Kentucky and raised in Ft. Lauderdale, pianist/organist John Medeski co-founded genre-bending trio Medeski, Martin & Wood, mixing jazz, funk and fusion. Key releases include Notes from the Underground and A Go Go with John Scofield; won a 1982 NEA Award.

Jason Scott & The High Heat

3 concerts

Jason Scott & The High Heat blend country and rock into amplified American roots music. Known for heartland anthems “Bernadette” and “Golden” and the genre-spanning “High Country,” they followed their acclaimed debut with American Grin.

Penelope Road

2 concerts

Atlanta five-piece Penelope Road blends modern indie rock with ’70s rock, funk, soul, and pop, driven by lush layered vocals and tight harmonies. Known for dynamic live shows, they released their debut EP in 2024.

Johnny Mullenax

2 concerts

Johnny Mullenax is a Tulsa native who grew up in a musical family and began playing guitar at age 5. As a teen he attended the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas, and at 18 played in a live hip hop band backing rappers. He describes his genre-bending sound as “funky country bluegrass.”

The Creekers

6 concerts

The Creekers, hailing from Leslie County, Kentucky, craft genuine bluegrass music infused with country and pop. Known for energetic live shows and fiery instrumentals, they gained wide recognition with their song "Tennessee," a viral chart success. Their releases include the album "Pour Me In The Creek" and the EP "River Rat," alongside collaborations such as "Kentucky Bluebird." The band holds a record deal with Warner Music Nashville and Warner Records.

Floydfest

An annual five-day music and arts festival held in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, featuring a diverse lineup of rock, bluegrass, folk, and world music performers alongside outdoor adventures and camping.

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Coyote Island

Coyote Island, led by Mike O'Hehir from Maine, crafts genre-bending psychedelic indie, reggae, and world music. Known for electric, transportive live shows and songs like "Here Before," they offer a sonic vacation. Albums include "Holy Illusion" and "Shadow Magic," with collaborations like Matisyahu and The Hip Abduction. Their music aims for healing and inspiration.

Cruz Contreras

Tennessee/Michigan Americana multi-instrumentalist; fronts The Black Lillies, co-founded Robinella/CCstringband. Worked with John Oates & Jim Lauderdale; Billboard hits, IMAs.

The Black Lillies

Founded 2009 by Cruz Contreras, The Black Lillies are internationally known Americana/roots-rock with “cosmic Appalachian” harmonies; played Bonnaroo, Stagecoach, MerleFest.

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