The Red Pears with Mexican Slum Rats and 60 juno

Hailing from Merced, CA, 60 juno is an indie rock and post-punk project. Initially Jericho Tejeda's solo endeavor, it expanded to a band known for blending DIY indie-rock with dark-wave elements. Their sound translates heavy nostalgia into dreamy melodies. Popular songs include "Liar," "J Song," and "zzz." Recent singles feature "Gray" and "Polvo."

Mexican Slum Rats, an emo-jazz fusion rock band from Granada Hills, California, captivates with high-octane performances and expressive instrumentals. Known for balancing tranquility with chaos, their sound blends punk, surf, and math-rock elements. Popular songs include "Sunday" and "Away." Their discography features albums like "I Can't Tell You But I Know That It's Mine" and "SEE YOU AROUND." They have shared stages with notable artists and are recognized for their emotionally charged music.

The Red Pears, an indie/alternative band from El Monte, CA, blend heartfelt lyrics with dynamic sound. Since 2014, Henry Vargas, Jose Corona, and Patrick Juarez have built a loyal fanbase with standout albums and intimate gigs.