The Dandy Warhols with The Black Angels and Queen Kwong

Formed in 2004 in Austin, TX, The Black Angels are known for their psychedelic rock style, inspired by psych-rock forebears. Their album, "Wilderness of Mirrors," features Mellotron and strings, co-produced with Brett Orrison and John Agnello. They host the global Levitation Festival, and released acclaimed albums like "Death Song."

Formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994, the Dandy Warhols blend psych rock, shoegaze, and pop. They're known for hits like "Bohemian Like You" and "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth." Notable collaborations include Nile Rodgers and Evan Dando, and they've opened for David Bowie. The band gained acclaim with albums like *Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia* and *Welcome to the Monkey House*. Their diverse music style spans from synth pop to punk influences.

Los Angeles-based alternative rock multi-instrumentalist Queen Kwong is known for her bold, noisy sound and wild live shows, earning comparisons to PJ Harvey and Iggy Pop.