The Breeders with mary in the junkyard, Grandmas House, and more

The Breeders, formed by Pixies’ Kim Deal and Tanya Donelly, shaped ’90s alt-rock with hits like "Cannonball." Known for mixing pop, grunge, country, and reggae, they've influenced artists like Courtney Barnett. Their platinum album Last Splash and collaborations with Steve Albini and J Mascis highlight their lasting impact.

Ty Segall, born in Orange County, is renowned for defining garage punk, venturing into folk-rock and heavy metal. Known for energetic and eclectic releases like "Freedom's Goblin," Segall collaborates with key figures like Mikal Cronin and White Fence. His versatile discography spans acoustic ballads and synth-heavy tracks, earning acclaim with albums like "Emotional Mugger" and collaborations such as "Joy." Notable achievements include a self-titled album reaching Billboard's Top Independent Albums chart. Segall's strong melodic frameworks and creative restlessness define his innovative musical journey.