The Red Pears with Mexican Slum Rats and 60 juno

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.

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."

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.