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Built To Spill

34 concerts

Built to Spill, from Boise, Idaho, blends indie rock with Neil Young's jam style. Led by Doug Martsch, they've crafted alt-rock classics like "Perfect from Now On." Known for exciting live shows, they've collaborated with Calvin Johnson and released through Warner Bros. and Sub Pop.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

8 concerts

Godspeed You! Black Emperor, formed in Montreal, are known for their orchestral chamber rock with hypnotic crescendos. They gained acclaim with the 2000 album "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven." After a hiatus, they returned with "'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!" and continue crafting politically poignant works like 2024's "No Title as of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead." Known for their powerful live shows, they often collaborate with visual artists, and their performances feature a large ensemble and diverse instrumentation.

Blue Cactus

1 concert

Blue Cactus, led by Steph Stewart and Mario Arnez, hails from North Carolina's honky-tonk scene, fusing folk, alt-country, and psychedelic rock. Known for supporting acts like The War And Treaty and Town Mountain, they craft introspective and lush music. Their third album, *Believer*, explores themes of illness, dreams, and hope with guest singers like Erin Rae. Praised by No Depression and compared to Gillian Welch, their rich sound remains deeply personal and adventurous.

Superchunk

4 concerts

Formed in Chapel Hill in 1989, Superchunk fuses punk's D.I.Y. spirit with indie rock, delivering power pop with Mac McCaughan's honest vocals. Known for hits like "Slack Motherfucker," they remained staunchly independent on Merge Records. Albums such as Foolish, Come Pick Me Up, and Wild Loneliness showcase their diverse sound. Collaborations include John Darnielle and Katie Crutchfield. Awards include critical acclaim and cult status as indie rock pioneers. Superchunk's resilient spirit is captured in their dynamic, emotional music.

Earl Sweatshirt

34 concerts

Earl Sweatshirt, born Thebe Kgositsile in Chicago, is a staple of alt-rap and horrorcore. A former Odd Future member, his acclaimed mixtape "Earl" debuted in 2010. Known for albums like "Doris," "I Don't Like Shit," and "Sick!," he collaborates with artists like Tyler, The Creator, Frank Ocean, and the Alchemist. His unique sound and lyrical depth secure his status in hip-hop.

Nilüfer Yanya

1 concert

Nilüfer Yanya, a West London native, blends indie rock, jazz, soul, and psychedelia. Known for "Small Crimes" and "Baby Luv," she gained acclaim with albums like Miss Universe and PAINLESS. Her innovative sound is shaped by influences like Pixies and Nina Simone. Collaborating with Dave Okumu and Wilma Archer, Yanya consistently expands her sonic palette.

Sparks

11 concerts

Sparks, led by brothers Ron and Russell Mael, are a cult band known for their unique style and enduring relevance through over 50 years of music.

My Morning Jacket

12 concerts

Louisville's My Morning Jacket, known for their thrilling live shows and innovative rock sound, has deeply influenced musicians and won numerous awards.