Vans Warped Tour, founded by Kevin Lyman in 1995, fused skateboarding culture with punk rock. It became the longest-running touring music festival in North America, evolving to embrace diverse genres like pop-punk, emo, and metalcore. Known as "punk rock summer camp," it launched careers for artists such as Blink-182, Katy Perry, and Paramore.
Formed in 1994 in Wichita Falls, Texas, pop punk band Bowling for Soup achieved worldwide fame with hits like the Grammy-nominated Girl All The Bad Guys Want and 1985. They also recorded theme songs for Jimmy Neutron and Phineas and Ferb.
Ohio metalcore quartet Miss May I formed in 2007, blending hardcore grooves and magnetic melodies. Known for breakthrough albums like 2012's At Heart and 2022's Curse Of Existence, the band has amassed hundreds of millions of streams and toured globally.
Jutes, born Jordan Lutes in Ottawa, Canada, is a Juno Award-nominated musician blending alternative rock, hip-hop, and pop-punk. Known for raw, emotional lyrics and heartfelt storytelling, his discography includes albums like "Sleepyhead" (2024), "Dilworth" (2025), and "Chin Up, Beautiful" (2026). He has collaborated with artists like Demi Lovato and Ari Abdul, gaining recognition for songs such as "Cocaine Cinderella" and "Red Velvet".
Sace6, an alternative duo originating from Long Island, New York, blends emo, pop, R&B, and metal, known for a unique aesthetic. They gained recognition for songs like "devotion" and "velvet." Sace6 has collaborated with artists such as jxdn and Rain City Drive, touring extensively. They signed with Sumerian Records, releasing the EP "Limerence," with singles "ego" and "covet" preceding their debut album "brutalist."
Cofounded in 2001 by frontman Craig Owens, Chiodos is known for its adventurous sound. Their 2007 album Bone Palace Ballet debuted at No. 1 on the Rock chart and No. 5 on the Billboard 200. Following a hiatus, the band returned for festival and tour appearances.
MGNA Crrrta is an NYC-based electro pop duo, Farheen Khan and Ginger Scott, who met online. They blend 2010s-inspired EDM and experimental electronic music with a unique visual aesthetic. Known for their "Beautiful Disaster" mixtape and tracks like "The American Experiment" and "Pür Love," they have garnered a cult following and performed internationally, including a DJ set for Celine Homme.
Formed in Canada, post-hardcore band Silverstein is known for the classic album Discovering The Waterfront and A Beautiful Place To Drown, which earned a Juno Award nomination. Frontman Shane Told was voted among the top post-hardcore vocalists by Alternative Press.
The Home Team is a Seattle, Washington rock band formed in 2013, known for their "heavy pop" sound blending rock, pop-punk, R&B, and post-hardcore. Comprising Brian Butcher, John Baran, Ryne Olson, and Daniel Matson, they released albums like "Better Off," "Slow Bloom," and "The Crucible of Life." Popular songs include "Worthy" and "Loud." They have shared stages with acts such as Don Broco and Neck Deep.
Honey Revenge is a rock band featuring vocalist Devin Papadol and guitarist Donny Lloyd, blending pop hooks with rock grit. Their debut album Retrovision surpassed 100 million streams, featuring tracks like Airhead and Rerun. Known for high-energy shows, they have toured with major acts including The Used and State Champs.
Games We Play, aka Emmyn Calleiro, resides in Los Angeles and is known for his humor and philanthropy. He’s a self-made millionaire, passionate volunteer, and dog dad.
Girlfriends is a pop-punk duo from Southern California, formed in 2020 by Travis Mills and Nick Gross. Known for energetic hooks and dynamic live shows, they craft fast, fun, and loud music. Their discography includes the album "THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD" and popular songs like "shut up & kiss me." They have accumulated millions of streams and collaborated with artists such as Travis Barker and Goldfinger.
The Interrupters are a Los Angeles punk and ska quartet formed in 2011, featuring frontwoman Aimee Interrupter alongside the Bivona brothers Kevin, Justin, and Jesse. Before uniting with Aimee, the Bivonas backed Rancid co-founder Tim Armstrong.
Less Than Jake is a ska-punk band featuring Chris DeMakes, Roger Lima, Buddy Schaub, Peter Wasilewski, and Matt Yonker. Known for loud guitars, distinct vocal harmonies, and a brass horn section, the group has performed for over three decades while maintaining a relentless touring schedule.
Jack Kays, a Cincinnati, Ohio native, is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter known for his raw, emotive vocals and introspective blend of indie rock, hip-hop, pop-punk, alternative, and folk. He explores themes of mental health and addiction. Notable works include the album "Mixed Emotions" and "Deadbeat!", plus the EP "My Favorite Nightmares" with Travis Barker. His song "Caffeine" earned him Spotify's 'New Noise Artist To Watch'. He has accumulated over 400 million streams.
Hailing from Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, pop-punk artist Taylor Acorn dropped out of college in 2014 and moved to Nashville in 2017 to pursue music. She is known for relatable releases like Psycho, Certified Depressant, and Shapeshifting, tackling mental health and personal struggles.
Formed in the Chicago suburbs, Knuckle Puck defined modern pop-punk with energetic, emotionally raw songwriting. Celebrated for blistering guitars and honest lyricism on records like "Copacetic" and "Losing What We Love", the quintet built a loyal following behind fan favorites like "Untitled".
Formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma, The All-American Rejects redefined 2000s alt-rock with infectious pop-punk hooks. Fronted by Tyson Ritter, the band achieved multi-platinum acclaim behind massive hits like "Dirty Little Secret," "Move Along," and the chart-topping anthem "Gives You Hell."
Formed in 2014 within Santa Cruz's DIY hardcore scene, Drain features frontman Sammy Ciaramitaro, guitarist Cody Chavez, and drummer Tim Flegal. The band released their debut album California Cursed in 2020, followed by Living Proof in 2023.
Formed in Albany, New York, Drug Church blends gritty post-hardcore with 90s grunge and alt-rock hooks. Fronted by Patrick Kindlon, the band earned acclaim for sardonic lyricism and punchy anthems like "Weed Pin" across standout albums like "Cheer" and "PRUDE".
Formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1988, American rock quintet 311 blends reggae, hip-hop, funk, and metal. Known for crossover hits like Amber and Down, the multi-platinum band achieved major chart success with albums including Uplifter, Transistor, and their multi-platinum self-titled release.
Formed by Russian vocalist Alex Terrible in Yekaterinburg and UK guitarist Jack Simmons, Slaughter To Prevail is a modern metal band known for heavy releases like Grizzly and singles including Viking and 1984.
Anberlin is a band that released their eighth album, Vega, in 2024. Their ninth full-length album, Currency, is produced by the band and Kellen McGregor, and features Matty Mullins as the new full-time lead vocalist.
Atmosphere is a venerated duo featuring MC Slug and producer Ant. For three decades, they have released dozens of albums, EPs, and collaborative side projects, building a legacy of honest storytelling and genre-blending hip-hop soundtracks.
Ho99o9 (Horror) is an American punk rap duo from Newark, New Jersey, formed in 2012 by theOGM and Yeti Bones. Known for volatile live shows and a genre-bending sound, they blend industrial hip hop, hardcore punk, and experimental hip hop. Their albums include "United States of Horror," "SKIN," and "Tomorrow We Escape." They have collaborated with artists like Corey Taylor and The Prodigy, and were recognized by Rolling Stone and The Guardian.
Terror Reid, San Jose's Tanner Petulla, is Getter's hip-hop alter ego. He crafts macabre, 90s-inspired horrorcore, known for unfiltered lyrics and a distinct flow. Hits include "Uppercuts" and "SABERTOOTH". He released "MANIFESTO" and "SAMSARA," often collaborating with artists like Pouya. He also founded Shred Collective.
Sueco, born William Henry Victor Schultz, is an American rapper, singer, and producer from Los Angeles. He first gained widespread recognition in 2019 when his debut single "Fast" went viral on TikTok, leading to a contract with Atlantic Records. His music blends elements of hip-hop, pop-punk, and alternative rock.
Hailing from Queens, New York, Oxymorrons is an alternative rap-rock band led by brothers Demi and Kami Bellevue. Renowned for fusing punk, metal, and hip-hop, the group gained acclaim with tracks like "Look Alive" and "Justice," alongside their hard-hitting debut album, "Melanin Punk."
From Ashes To New is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania hard rock, hip-hop, and electronic band formed in 2013. Comprising Matt Brandyberry, Danny Case, Lance Dowdle, and Mat Madiro, the group has amassed hundreds of millions of streams, radio hits, and sold-out shows.
Formed in Atlanta, Georgia, The Funeral Portrait fuses theatrical emo and post-hardcore into dramatic, cathartic anthems. Celebrated for lavish devotion ceremonies on stage and their album Greetings from Suffocate City, they broke through with hits like Suffocate City and Holy Water.
Formed in Chicago in 1999, melodic hardcore titans Rise Against blend breakneck punk energy with socially conscious activism. Celebrated for anthems like "Savior" and "Prayer of the Refugee," their critically acclaimed albums, including "Endgame," champion human and animal rights.
Formed in 1993, Los Angeles band Goldfinger helped ignite the US ska-punk explosion of the mid-to-late 90s. Known for chaotic live shows and relentless touring, they broke out with the hit single Here in Your Bedroom. They earned a Guinness World Record for performing 385 shows in a single year.
KennyHoopla, born Kenneth La'ron Beasley in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised in Wisconsin, is an American indie rock and pop-punk artist known for his genre-bending sound. Popular songs include "How Will I Rest in Peace if I'm Buried by a Highway?" and "Estella." He has collaborated with Travis Barker and released EPs like "Conditions of an Orphan" (2025). His music blends alternative, new wave, and electronic elements.
Orlando's Magnolia Park blends punk, rock, pop, hip-hop, and metalcore into a vibrant sound. Formed in 2018, they're acclaimed for their genre-spanning creativity.
An independent American rapper from Las Vegas, Nevada, known for his distinct blend of hip-hop and alternative rock, emotional lyrics, and high-energy live performances.
Yung Gravy is a Minnesota rapper known for blending trap beats with retro pop and doo wop samples. He achieved viral success with tracks like Mr. Clean and landed his first Hot 100 hit with Betty (Get Money). He has released albums including Sensational and Marvelous.
Treaty Oak Revival — an American southern rock and country band from Odessa, Texas, formed in 2018. Known for their "rock band with a country accent" sound, blending country, rock, and alternative influences, they gained popularity with their 2021 debut album "No Vacancy." Their 2025 album "West Texas Degenerate" achieved chart success, and they are currently touring extensively.
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus is best known for their 2006 debut single Face Down and the album Don't You Fake It. Fronted by Ronnie Winter, the band has achieved 5x platinum record sales and close to 2 billion streams through a worldwide touring history.
From Abilene, TX, Dexter and The Moonrocks blend "Western Space Grunge" into hits like "Couch" & "Where I Steer". Inspired by Nirvana & Rainbow Kitten Surprise, their EP soared in popularity.
Sweet Pill released their debut LP Where the Heart Is in 2022. Their sophomore album, Still There’s a Glow, marks a creative milestone as their first release written entirely as a group, featuring singer Zayna Youssef.
Los Angeles rock band Beauty School Dropout, known for heavy guitar tones and sticky pop melodies, includes members Colie Hutzler, Beepus Burdett, Bardo. Signed by A&R Mark Hoppus under Verswire.
Enter Shikari, hailing from St Albans, England, formed in 1999, pioneering electronicore. Their genre-defying sound fuses post-hardcore, alternative rock, and metal with electronic elements like drum and bass and dubstep. Renowned for electrifying live performances and sociopolitical commentary, they've earned multiple "Best Live Band" awards. Albums such as "A Kiss for the Whole World" achieved chart success, alongside popular songs like "Sorry You're Not a Winner" and "Juggernauts".
Originating in Florida, Rain City Drive is an alternative rock and post-hardcore band known for hits like Talk to a Friend and Heavier from their 2020 album To Better Days, as well as their 2022 self-titled release.
Fronted by singer Matty Mullins alongside co-founder Kellen McGregor, Cory Elder, and Jake Garland, Memphis May Fire is known for aggressive rock and metal music with memorable hooks. Their sixth album is titled Broken. They have toured globally with acts like Killswitch Engage and Sleeping With Sirens.
Formed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 2008, metalcore band Gideon features drummer Jake Smelley, vocalist Daniel McWhorter, guitarist Tyler Riley, and bassist Caleb DeRusha. They debuted with Costs in 2011, followed by Milestone, Calloused, Cold, and Out Of Control.
The Suicide Machines are known for the albums Destruction by Definition and Revolution Spring. Their politically charged, heavy, and catchy sound blends edge and anger with reckless joy. They released a split LP titled GEBO GOMI with Tokyo band Coquettish on Bad Time Records.
Dropkick Murphys are a punk rock band with over a dozen studio albums and millions of records sold across a nearly 30-year career. Their celebrated discography includes the gold-selling album The Warrior's Code and the nearly double platinum single I’m Shipping Up To Boston.
Born in Hopkinton, MA, Charlotte Sands blends pop-punk and folk storytelling. Known for “Dress,” a viral hit inspired by Harry Styles, she's celebrated for honest lyrics and vibrant collaborations.
Formed in Orange County in the early 2000s, post-hardcore band Saosin features guitarist Beau Burchell, guitarist Phil Sgrosso, bassist Chris Sorenson, and drummer Alex Rodriguez. They are best known for their self-titled album and the gold-certified single You Are Not Alone.
Four Year Strong hails from Massachusetts, known for their pop-punk energy and hardcore spirit. Notable album "Brain Pain" showcases hits like "aftermath/afterthought" and "uncooked." They've teamed with producer Will Putney, blending '90s alt-rock and metal with reggae elements, and featuring distinct vocals by Dan O’Connor and Alan Day.
Formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2001, alternative rock band Hawthorne Heights blends post-hardcore and emo. Fronted by JT Woodruff, they are best known for enduring anthems like Ohio Is for Lovers and Saying Sorry, and two Gold albums.
Formed in Bradenton, Florida, pop-punk band We The Kings debuted in 2007 with hits like Check Yes Juliet and Heaven Can Wait. Known for emotional songwriting, they collaborated with Demi Lovato on We'll Be A Dream and released albums including Six and the EP Saga.
Destroy Boys are a California band formed in 2015 by founding members Violet Mayugba and Alexia Roditis. Their fourth album, Funeral Soundtrack #4, follows three earlier albums reflecting major life changes from high school to COVID.
TX2, Timothy Evan Thomas from Fort Collins, Colorado, fuses emo, pop punk, alternative rock, and hip hop. Known for raw lyrics and engaging fans, popular songs include "I Would Hate Me Too" and "Vampire By Rumor." He released the "Cruel World" EP and the album "End of Us," collaborating with artists like Ice Nine Kills and Black Veil Brides. TX2 champions mental health through his "X Movement" and is a vocal LGBTQ+ ally.
Formed in California in 1994, the superhero-themed ska-punk and indie rock band the Aquabats are known for wearing matching costumes and creating the Emmy-nominated TV series The Aquabats! Super Show! Led by singer Christian Jacobs and bassist Chad Larson, the group released albums like Charge!! and Hi-Five Soup!
Originating in Los Angeles in 2008, Mariachi El Bronx merges punk and mariachi music. The eight-piece band has released three acclaimed albums, shared stages with Foo Fighters, performed on Letterman and NPR, and recorded TV theme songs.
Formed in Cincinnati, Black Veil Brides fuses theatrical glam rock with heavy metal fury. Driven by Andy Biersack's booming vocals and dual guitar solos, the award-winning band built a devoted following with arena-sized anthems like "In the End," "Fallen Angels," and "Knives and Pens."
Hollywood, CA's The Mainliners deliver raw punk rock, drawing from SoCal legends like TSOL and Descendents. Formed in Los Angeles, this energetic band has released an EP, "The Mainliners From Hell," and the album "Mainliner Motel." They gained recognition playing at Tyler, The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival. Known for their powerful live shows, they embody authentic punk spirit.
Formed in Boulder, Colorado by Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte, 3OH!3 is best known for platinum-certified hits like DONTTRUSTME, STARSTRUKK, and My First Kiss. Blending hip-hop bravado and pop hooks, the duo has performed at Coachella and Warped Tour.
Gainesville, FL's Arrows in Action delivers hook-heavy pop-rock infused with indie and pop-punk. Victor Viramontes-Pattison, Matthew Fowler, and Jesse Frimmel are known for energetic live shows and transforming personal reflection into communal catharsis. Popular tracks include "Cheekbones" and "HIGH."
Sunami is a hardcore punk band from San Jose, California, formed in 2019. Originally a joke band, they gained notoriety for intense live performances. Their beatdown and metallic hardcore style features aggressive vocals, speedy riffs, and anti-authority messages, blending slam metal and thrash. Popular songs include "Weak Die First" and "Contempt of Cop." Their self-titled debut album released in 2023, and they have collaborated with Pain of Truth.
Formed in 1988, Sublime is a reggae-punk band known for hits like What I Got and their self-titled album. After frontman Bradley Nowell passed away in 1996, the band returned in 2023 with his son, Jakob Nowell, as frontman alongside original members.
Formed in West Chester, Pennsylvania, CKY carved out a signature skate-rock sound driven by fuzzy, synth-fused riffs. Rocketed to fame alongside the Jackass crew, the band is celebrated for crunchy anthems like "96 Quite Bitter Beings" and their landmark album "Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild".
Kami Kehoe, a Las Vegas-raised, Los Angeles-based artist, is a dynamic drummer, singer, songwriter, and producer. Her electrifying performances and unique blend of alternative-rock, pop, and R&B define her sound. Championing the "KURE THE WORLD" movement, her discography includes albums like "Drama Queen" and "REVIVED," alongside EPs such as "KANDY." Popular songs include "SLEEP WHEN I'M DEAD" and "FADE OUT." She has collaborated with producer John Feldmann.
Johnnie Guilbert is an alternative artist blending emo, punk, and rock. Known for his emotionally charged lyrics addressing mental health, he debuted his music journey with the 2015 EP Not So Perfect. He balances his music career with being a YouTuber, evolving from acoustic sounds to bolder production.
Silly Goose is an Atlanta, Georgia-based rap-rock/nu-metal band known for high-energy, chaotic live shows and guerrilla performances. Their sound blends alternative metal, hip-hop, and grunge. Popular songs include "Bad Behavior," "Keys To The City," and "Cowboy." Albums like "Keys To The City" and the "Bad Behavior - EP" showcase their distinctive style. The band is recognized for its innovative approach and engaging stage presence.
Formed in Huntington Beach, California, in 1980, the punk band the Vandals are known for their snarky humor and hook-driven sound. Notable releases include Peace Thru Vandalism and Fear of a Punk Planet. They later launched Kung Fu Records for independence.
Formed in Conyers, Georgia, the trio Cartel is best known for their landmark album Chroma. After touring for its 20th anniversary and performing at festivals like Warped Tour and Slam Dunk, they released LP5, their first album in thirteen years.
Ice-T (born Tracy Marrow in Newark, New Jersey) is a pioneering gangsta rapper known for blunt, political lyrics. His albums include Rhyme Pays, Power and O.G.: Original Gangster. He also fronts thrash metal band Body Count, famed for “Cop Killer.”
Albany, New York's State Champs, formed in 2010, are pop-punk torchbearers known for energetic anthems, vocal harmonies, and layered guitar riffs. Their albums include "The Finer Things," "Around the World and Back," "Living Proof," "Kings of the New Age," and their self-titled 2024 release. They earned Alternative Press Music Awards and collaborated with Alex Gaskarth and Mark Hoppus.
Formed in Winnipeg, Canada, Comeback Kid is a melodic hardcore powerhouse renowned for frenetic energy and roaring gang vocals. Propelled by anthems like "Wake the Dead" and albums such as "Heavy Steps", the band defined modern Canadian punk through relentless global touring.
Grave Secrets is a 4-piece LA band blending heavy, melodic, and punk sounds rooted in the LA Hardcore scene. Their music is produced by Alex Estrada.
Arizona quartet blessthefall features Beau Bokan, Eric Lambert, Jared Warth, and Elliott Gruenberg. Best known for their energetic sound, the band has achieved top chart positions and millions of streams across multiple successful albums, including their comeback single Wake The Dead.
Of Mice & Men are a band featuring Aaron Pauley and Valentino Arteaga. Their self-produced ninth album, Another Miracle, blends heaviness and melody while expanding their sound with atmospheric arrangements on tracks like Wake Up.
Ocala, Florida-based quintet A Day To Remember has topped Billboard Rock/Indie/Alternative charts, sold over 1 million units, and earned two Gold albums and Gold singles. Bad Vibrations debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 and #1 Top Album Sales.
Pennywise is a punk rock/hardcore band from Hermosa Beach, CA, known for fast-paced anthems like “Bro Hymn,” “Fuck Authority,” and “Same Old Story.” The lineup includes Jim Lindberg, Fletcher Dragge, Byron McMackin, and Randy Bradbury.
Dance Hall Crashers, born in Berkeley, CA, is a ska-punk band known for energetic tunes like "Lockjaw," led by vocalists Elyse Rogers and Karina Denike. Initially formed by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman, they reformed in 1992, releasing albums under MCA's 510 division.
New York’s Cobra Starship, led by Gabe Saporta, blended pop, hip-hop, and dance-rock. Known for hits like "Snakes on a Plane" and "Good Girls Gone Bad," they worked with Patrick Stump, Leighton Meester, and Sabi before disbanding in 2015.
Mom Jeans. is an American alternative rock band formed in Berkeley, California in 2014. The group consists of four members: Eric Butler, Austin Carango, Bart Thompson, and Sam Kless. They are known for their emotive blend of emo, indie punk, and math rock.
Falling In Reverse, born from Las Vegas and led by Ronnie Radke, blends metal, melody, and hip-hop. Known for hits like “ZOMBIFIED” and collaborations with Tyler Smyth, their album Popular Monster, showcases their powerful and defiant style.
Atlanta, Georgia's Left to Suffer, formed in 2019, delivers a unique "nu-deathcore" sound blending deathcore, metalcore, and nu metal. Known for brutal intensity and aggressive guitars, their discography includes albums like A Year of Suffering (2020), Feral (2023), and Leap of Death (2024). Popular songs include "Lost in the Dark" and "Artificial Anatomy," often featuring notable collaborations. The band is recognized for pushing genre boundaries.
New York-born Scene Queen, Hannah Rose Collins, pioneers "bimbocore," a metalcore subgenre blending pop, hyperpop, and trap with feminist themes. Popular songs include "Pink Rover" and "Barbie & Ken" (with Set It Off). Her discography features EPs "Bimbocore" and "Bimbocore Vol. 2," plus the album "Hot Singles in Your Area." She earned Rock Sound's Breakthrough Artist and Heavy Music Awards' Best International Breakthrough Artist. She is known for commanding live shows.
UK rock duo Nova Twins are Mercury Music Prize and two-time BRIT Award nominees, and 2026 MOBO winners for Best Alternative Music Act. Their 2022 Mercury shortlist made them the first Black rock band nominated. Third album: Parasites & Butterflies.
Royal & The Serpent, born Ryan Santiago in New Jersey, creates alt-pop, rock, and electronic music. Her RIAA Gold-certified hit "Overwhelmed" and tracks like "Wasteland" and "kinda smacks" highlight her unfiltered, dualistic artistry. She has collaborated with artists such as GAYLE and Demi Lovato. Her debut album, Emptiness Is Godly, was released in 2026.
Slaughterhouse hails from South Bay, LA, known for their punk and death rock sound. They've shared stages with Pennywise and The Offspring, with releases on Recess Records.
Formed in high school as Megatron, Fishbone became known for chaotic, high-energy live shows. Signed to Columbia Records in 1984, they released the debut EP Fishbone and went on to put out four albums and two more EPs.
L.A. rap-metal pioneers Body Count, formed by Ice-T & Crenshaw High pal Ernie C; sparked debate with “Cop Killer,” hit with “Body Count”; Grammy 2021.
Jxdn, raised in Texas and Tennessee, hit gold with "ANGELS & DEMONS," collaborating with Travis Barker, iann dior, and Machine Gun Kelly. He boasts over a billion streams, MTV VMA nominations, and sold-out tours, drawing inspiration from his first concert, Juice WRLD.
Formed in Phoenix, AZ, The Word Alive is a metalcore band now based in Nashville, TN. They’ve amassed over 1.4 billion streams, hundreds of thousands in album sales, earned a gold record single, and toured with A Day to Remember and I Prevail.
Gogol Bordello, led by Eugene Hutz, blend a post-modern punk collage drawing on punk, hardcore, classical, Romani, dub, and Madchester. Their 2005 album Gypsy Punks was recorded with Steve Albini and features synths and loops.
California rock band New Years Day blends metal, goth, and pop with raw lyrics. Known for hits like "Unbreakable," they've worked with producers from Halestorm and Shinedown.
Stray From The Path, a NY/UK-based band, blends hardcore aggression with socio-political lyrics, noted for dark themes in Euthanasia. They collaborate with Jesse Barnett and critique societal issues, like military recruitment and corporate greed.
Toronto-born Sophie Powers infuses pop with raw emotion through genres like hyper-punk and alt-pop. Known for her debut single "NOSEBLEED" under Atlantic Records, she channels influences like Kellin Quinn.
Derek Ryan Smith, known as Mod Sun, is a Minnesota-born multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter. He transitioned from pop-punk and post-hardcore to "hippie hop" and later embraced a pop-punk sound on albums like "Internet Killed The Rockstar" and "God Save the Teen." Known for personal lyrics, he has collaborated with artists such as Avril Lavigne and Machine Gun Kelly. He co-wrote the VMA-winning "Bloody Valentine." His name signifies "movement on dreams, stand under none."
Fire From The Gods blends hard rock, metal, hardcore, and hip hop, channeling personal struggle and social unrest into anthems. Known for high-energy live shows, they have performed at international festivals like Rock Am Ring and shared stages with Korn, Megadeth, and Metallica.
If Not For Me is a four-piece metalcore band from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, known for catchy choruses, driving riffs, and hard-hitting breakdowns, plus high-energy live shows. They signed with InVogue Records on June 2, 2023.
Speed of Light is an alt garage rock band with punk influences, featuring siblings Riley (vocals/bass), Cameron (guitar), and Tyler (drums). Known for their high-energy stage presence, they have released tracks like "Séance" (2024) and "Pain on a Chain" (2025). The band is currently touring, bringing their raw, punkish sound to audiences.
CARYS (“care-iss,” means love) makes raw, stream-of-consciousness songs about connection, detachment, and big emotions—unapologetically vulnerable: “bc I’m a star.”
Los Angeles artist Ava Maybee blends vulnerability and emotion in her electrifying pop songs. A Top 10 American Idol 2022 finalist, she’s known for heartfelt storytelling.
Huddy is a Gen Z rock trailblazer known for his raw talent, alternative edge, and sharp voice, making waves in music and fashion as a bold 21st-century icon.
Southern California emo-pop band Forever Came Calling, founded by Joe Candelaria; Warped Tour doc “No Room for Rockstars”; Pure Noise releases incl. Contender, What Matters Most.
Selfish Sons, born from brotherly bond, masterfully blend alt-rock nostalgia with modern vibes. Known for dynamic shows and sold-out Australian tours, they've supported The Jonas Brothers, Lil Wayne, The Kid Laroi, and more, captivating fans with catchy hooks and introspective lyrics.
Toronto-born LØLØ is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her pop-punk edge and honest, diaristic lyrics. She gained recognition for viral TikTok content and has released albums like "falling for robots & wishing i was one" (2024) and "god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!" (2026). Popular songs include "u turn me on (but u give me depression)" and "hot girls in hell."
Iann Dior is a multi-platinum artist known for his genre-blending style and the 7x Platinum hit "Mood" with 24kGoldn. He’s collaborated with MGK, Travis Barker, and more, and was named in Forbes' 30 Under 30.
Better Lovers is a metalcore supergroup from Buffalo, New York, formed in 2023. Fusing members of Every Time I Die and The Dillinger Escape Plan, they deliver an aggressive, chaotic sound. Their releases include the acclaimed "God Made Me an Animal" EP and the album "Highly Irresponsible". Known for high-octane performances, the band's lineup shifted after vocalist Greg Puciato's departure, with Jordan Buckley, Will Putney, Stephen Micciche, and Clayton Holyoak continuing.
Australian artist Kim Dracula blends metal, industrial, jazz, trap and Latin styles. Known for the multi-genre single Make Me Famous and the more melodic Drown, fusing post-hardcore with synthwave, EDM and metal.
Boston-born Ringpop self-produced their debut album, "Friend Crush," blending 22 years of musical influence into indie rock. Featuring standout single "Do I Look Like Andrew Garfield?" the record explores growth and love. Mentor Brett Romnes mastered the project.
The Barbarians of California emerged from the California punk and hardcore scenes, featuring Aaron Bruno and Eric Stenman. They are known for their loud, visceral sound, blending metal, thrash, and punk. Popular songs include "Vanilla Latte" and "Bomb To A Knife Fight." Their debut album is "And Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth." They have collaborated with artists like Keith Buckley and Tim McIlrath.
Wiplash, formed in 2020 across Mexico, blends rock with dynamic style. Known for albums like RPDF and NARVARTE, they’ve toured major festivals and earned a Latin Grammy nod.
Millionaires, an American electropop group from Huntington Beach, California, formed in 2007. They gained early MySpace popularity with explicit, high-energy party anthems blending electropop and hip hop. Notable songs include "Stay the Night" and "Drinks on Me". Their discography features the album Tonight and singles like "P.P.G (Professional Party Girl)".
The Dark is a Los Angeles-based industrial metal band formed around 2023 by vocalist Craig Johns Jr. and guitarist Alan Ashby (Of Mice & Men). Drawing influences from 90s industrial and alternative metal, they released their self-titled debut EP in February 2025, featuring tracks like "Chemicals" and "Circles," showcasing their powerful sound and gritty, melodic vocals. The band is currently active.
Alexandria, an artist from Western Australia, crafts music with an angelic voice and poetic lyrics. Her independent songwriting is a hallmark of her style. She gained recognition for her breakout track "Always an Angel," which achieved viral success through its boygenius interpolation. Her repertoire includes the song "Fire and Ice."
