Umphrey's McGee with Lotus, moe., and more

Formed with Midwestern roots, Umphrey’s McGee is an independent rock band known for pairing progressive-rock precision with nightly improvisation. Across nearly three decades, they have performed 3,000 live shows, released 15 studio albums, and built a dedicated global community.

Lotus, formed in Goshen, Indiana in 1998, is an instrumental electronic jam band blending rock, electronica, jazz, hip-hop, and funk. Known for high-energy, dance-inducing shows and improvisation, they are festival favorites. Their discography includes albums like "Nomad," which topped charts and earned a Jammy award nomination. Recent releases include "How to Dream in Color" (2024), featuring collaborations with Gabe Otto. Popular songs include "Spiritualize" and "Umbilical Moonrise".

Originating in Baltimore, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is a dynamic psychedelic funk quintet known for their high-energy live shows and adventurous improvisation. Driven by nearly two decades of touring, the band released their eighth studio album, Feed The Fire, featuring tracks like Right Track, Fantasy, and Undivided.