Turnover with Narrow Head and she's green

Narrow Head, a rock band formed in Dallas, Texas in 2013 and later based in Houston, is known for pioneering the "grungegaze" genre. Their sound blends alternative metal, shoegaze, and post-hardcore, characterized by thick, fuzzy guitar riffs and melancholic melodies. Notable albums include "Satisfaction," "12th House Rock," and "Moments of Clarity." Popular songs include "Nodding Off" and "Gearhead." The band is recognized for its immersive soundscapes and energetic live performances.

Turnover is an American rock band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, formed in 2009. Their sound has evolved from emo and pop-punk to incorporate indie rock, dream pop, and soft grunge, often featuring introspective lyrics and ethereal soundscapes. Notable albums include "Peripheral Vision" and their latest, "Myself in the Way" (2022). The band is currently touring to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of "Peripheral Vision".

She's Green is a Minneapolis, Minnesota indie rock band known for their shoegaze and dream pop, or "moss music," sound. Composed of Zofia Smith, Liam Armstrong, Raines Lucas, Teddy Nordvold, and Kevin Seebeck, they craft ethereal soundscapes with cinematic guitars and emotive vocals. Popular songs include "Mandy," "Smile Again," and "Graze." Their EPs "Wisteria" (2023) and "Chrysalis" (2025) showcase their unique style. They collaborated with Henry Stoehr of Slow Pulp and were recognized as a top rising artist in Minnesota.