The Surfrajettes and Electric Six

The Surfrajettes, a Toronto instrumental quartet, blend psychedelic rock with surf music. Known for hits like “Party Line / Toxic,” they gained fame with viral videos and notable performances on The Beach Boys Cruise and at various music fests. Renowned for their unique style and dynamic stage presence.

Electric Six, hailing from Detroit's late-'90s garage-punk scene, mix garage rock, disco, punk, and metal with clever, bombastic, dance-friendly tunes. Known for hits like "Danger! High Voltage" with Jack White and "Gay Bar," their 2003 debut album, Fire, gained cult status. Despite frequent lineup changes, including collaborations with The White Stripes, they maintain an energetic, absurd style. Led by Dick Valentine, Electric Six have released yearly albums and toured relentlessly, solidifying their international success and fanbase.