The Jins and Olive Vox

Vancouver's The Jins deliver high-energy alternative rock, grunge, and punk. Formed in 2014, Ben Larsen, Hudson Partridge, and Jamie Warnock craft a raw, gritty sound likened to Nirvana and Weezer. Known for engaging live shows and strong songwriting, their discography includes albums like It's a Life and It's All Over, plus popular singles such as "She Said" and "Metro". They blend 90s influences with a contemporary edge.

Olive Vox, a Dallas-based alt-rock band, was formed by brothers Parker James and Caden Shea. Their sound blends 90s grunge, psychedelic indie, and post-punk, drawing comparisons to Nirvana and Cage the Elephant. Known for energetic live performances and emotionally charged songwriting, they have shared stages with acts like Ty Segall and Puddle of Mudd. Their music includes a self-titled debut album and popular songs such as "BABYDOLL," "14 Years," and "T.A.N.G.O."