Hot Mulligan, originating from Lansing, Michigan, delivers energetic post-emo and pop-punk. Known for earnest songwriting and unique song titles, their tours captivate audiences. Popular songs include ""Equip Sunglasses"" and "And a Big Load." Albums like "The Sound a Body Makes When It's Still" showcase their blend of heartfelt punk rock. They have garnered millions of streams and toured globally, including with notable acts like Fall Out Boy.
Pierce the Veil features frontman Vic Fuentes, guitarist Tony Perry, and bassist Jaime Preciado. Known for post-hardcore punk, they released albums including A Flair for the Dramatic, Selfish Machines, Collide with the Sky, and Misadventures.
No Pressure is an American pop-punk band formed in 2020 by Parker Cannon (The Story So Far), Harry Corrigan (Regulate), and Pat Kennedy (Light Years), later joined by AJ Hoenings (Drain). They deliver high-energy, raw pop-punk, skate-punk, and melodic hardcore, reminiscent of 90s sounds. Notable releases include their 2020 self-titled EP and 2022 full-length album. Popular songs include "Deal" and "Both Sides." The band is known for its authentic, no-frills approach to punk rock.
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.
Formed in the late 1990s, the post-hardcore band Thrice consists of Dustin Kensrue, Teppei Teranishi, Eddie Breckenridge, and Riley Breckenridge. Known for notable albums like The Illusion of Safety and The Artist in the Ambulance, the group released Palms in 2018 on Epitaph, debuting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Indie and Hard Rock charts.
Set It Off, an independent band, embraces freedom over societal pressures with genre-bending music. Known for singles on Sirius XM's Octane, their sincerity and originality shine through. Originating with their debut, Cinematics, they continue to connect deeply with fans, driven by fresh creativity and authenticity.
Formed as innovators of the southern California punk rock sound, The Offspring have released over ten studio albums, sold over 45 million albums worldwide, and toured relentlessly. The band features Dexter Holland, Noodles, Todd Morse, Brandon Pertzborn, and Jonah Nimoy.
Formed in Montreal, rock band Simple Plan are pop-punk legends with over 10 billion streams. They are known for their multi-platinum 2002 debut album, No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls, and hits like Welcome To My Life. They performed at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Formed over three decades ago, Less Than Jake is a ska-punk band featuring Chris DeMakes, Roger Lima, Buddy Schaub, Peter Wasilewski, and Matt Yonker. Known for their energetic live shows, loud guitars, and horn section, the group has consistently toured and released music through Pure Noise Records.
Formed in San Diego, pop-punk trio blink-182 achieved mainstream stardom with hits like "All the Small Things" from their multi-platinum 1999 album Enema of the State. Known for high-energy songs and humor, the band scored chart-topping albums including Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and California.
Formed in Coral Springs, Florida, in 1997, pop-punk quartet New Found Glory rose to fame on TRL in the early 2000s with shiny melodies. Known for their trademark sound and decorated career, the band released the 2023 acoustic EP Make The Most Of It and their 11th studio album, Listen Up!
Citizen is a rock band featuring vocalist Mat Kerekes, guitarist Nick Hamm, and bassist Eric Hamm, alongside Ben Russin and Mason Mercer. Known for guitar-driven rock and raw emotion, they have evolved from playing local dives to selling out theaters and major festivals worldwide with albums like Calling The Dogs.
Yellowcard is a beloved 2000s pop-punk and alt-rock band known for their multi-platinum and gold hits. Following a farewell tour, the group reunited and released the album Better Days, produced by blink-182 drummer Travis Barker.
Formed in Baltimore in 2003, pop-punk band All Time Low are known for energetic shows and hooky emo-pop hits. Breakthrough releases like So Wrong, It's Right and the chart-peaking Future Hearts established them as a Warped Tour mainstay.
Originating from the Scranton punk scene, Tigers Jaw is a band known for catchy songs, harmonies, and relatable lyricism. Over a decade of touring and releases, they have grown a dedicated fanbase while evolving from their DIY origins.
The Academy Is..., an American rock band from Chicago, Illinois, formed in 2003. Known for their melodic emo pop and alternative rock, they gained prominence in the early 2000s. Notable albums include "Almost Here," "Santi," "Fast Times at Barrington High," and "Almost There." Popular songs feature "Checkmarks," "Slow Down," and "About a Girl." Championed by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, they signed with Fueled by Ramen and achieved Billboard chart success.
5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) is an Australian pop rock band formed in Sydney in 2011. The group consists of Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood, and Ashton Irwin. Known for their pop punk and pop rock sound, they gained international fame with hits like "She Looks So Perfect," "Amnesia," and "Youngblood." They released their new album "Everyone's a Star!" in late 2025 and are currently touring globally to support it.
Waterparks is a Houston rock, alternative, and electronic trio featuring Awsten Knight, Otto Wood, and Geoff Wigington. They signed with 300 Entertainment in 2020. Their 2019 album FANDOM reached #2 on the Billboard Top Alternative Albums chart.
Thirty Seconds to Mars is an award-winning alternative and progressive rock band formed by brothers Shannon and Jared Leto. Known for anthemic hits like The Kill, From Yesterday, and Kings And Queens, the band has sold over 15 million albums worldwide and won numerous MTV Music and Kerrang awards.
Formed in 1996 in Southern Maryland, Good Charlotte is best known for their albums Good Charlotte, The Young and The Hopeless, Cardiology, and Good Morning Revival. After playing locally across the DMV, the band signed a record deal with Epic Records in 1999.
Formed in 1997 in Geneva, New York, Gym Class Heroes is a genre-blending quartet known for combining rap, rock, R&B, and funk using live instruments rather than samples. Signed to Decaydance, they achieved mainstream success with the hit single Cupid's Chokehold/Breakfast in America and albums like As Cruel as School Children.
Saves The Day is a Princeton, New Jersey emo band fronted by Chris Conley. Known for their influential emotional vulnerability, the group released the timeless 1999 album Through Being Cool, leaving an enduring mark on fans worldwide.
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Michelle Branch debuted with 2001's The Spirit Room, featuring hits like Everywhere. She won a Grammy collaborating with Carlos Santana on The Game of Love and formed the country duo The Wreckers with Jessica Harp.
Formed in 1994 in Wichita Falls, pop punk band Bowling for Soup achieved worldwide success with hits like the Grammy-nominated Girl All The Bad Guys Want and 1985. Known for television theme songs, they celebrated thirty years together in 2024.
Movements is a band that reunited with producer Will Yip for their fourth full-length album, Happier Now, on Fearless Records. Led by vocalist Patrick Miranda, the band blends elements of their early and newer material, yielding singles like Dissolve Me and Back In My Ways.
Originating in Virginia Beach, Turnover evolved from punk roots to dream pop and experimental sounds across albums like Magnolia, Peripheral Vision, and Myself In The Way. The band reunited to record their sixth album, Down On Earth, blending psychedelia with sharp songwriting.
Formed in 1993, Los Angeles band Goldfinger helped ignite the US ska-punk explosion of the mid-to-late 90s. They broke out with their single Here in Your Bedroom and earned a Guinness World Record for performing 385 shows in a single year.
California pop-punk band Joyce Manor are known for their short-and-sweet songcraft and seventh album I Used To Go To This Bar, produced by Brett Gurewitz. They have toured with Weezer, sold out the Hollywood Palladium and Long Beach Arena, and appeared on John Mulaney’s Everybody’s in L.A.
Australian pop duo The Veronicas, Jessie and Lisa, are known for genre-blending hits like "Untouched," 16 Aussie Top 10s, global tours, and multi-platinum awards.
Hailing from Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, indie rock duo The Front Bottoms features childhood friends Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich. Emerging in the late 2000s, the band blends pop, rock, and punk with witty lyrics. They gained commercial success with albums like Talon of the Hawk and Going Grey.
The Wrecks, an LA-based pop rock band from Thousand Oaks, CA, blend alternative, indie, and pop-punk with infectious hooks and raw lyrics. Known for hits like "Favorite Liar" and albums such as "Infinitely Ordinary" and "Sonder," their DIY ethos has earned them a devoted fanbase and over 400 million streams.
La Habra, California's Zebrahead, formed in 1996, is famed for its high-energy punk rock and hip-hop fusion. With dual vocalists, they've built a global following, notably in Japan where albums like MFZB earned gold. Known for dynamic performances, they contributed to "Sonic the Hedgehog" and previously garnered a Grammy nomination. Their recent EPs include "O".
Lit is a Southern California power punk band formed by brothers Ajay and Jeremy Popoff alongside Kevin Baldes. Best known for hits like My Own Worst Enemy, Miserable, and Zip-Lock, the band released six studio albums, including the RIAA Platinum certified A Place in the Sun. Their mega-hit My Own Worst Enemy won a Billboard Music Award for Modern Rock Song of the 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.
AJJ's "Disposable Everything" blends acoustic rock, jazz, and strings, showcasing their 20-year alchemy. Praised as their greatest work by Paste Magazine.
A popular and premier outdoor winery concert series in Australia that hosts international superstars and local legends, offering an experience of good food, fine wine, and live music in magnificent locations.
Minneapolis pop-punk heroes Motion City Soundtrack: catchy, accessible punk; 6 acclaimed albums, gold hit “Everything Is Alright”; toured worldwide; feat. Patrick Stump.
LA pop-punk/emo band led by Max Bemis; broke out with ...Is a Real Boy + “Alive with the Glory of Love”; charted with Say Anything & Hebrews; Two Tongues w/ Chris Conley.
Jean Dawson, born David Sanders in San Diego and raised between Tijuana and Southern California, is a Mexican-American experimental pop musician. Known for his genre-defying sound blending hip-hop, punk, and alternative rock, he has released albums like Pixel Bath and Glimmer of God. Dawson earned a Grammy for his contributions to Beyoncé's COWBOY CARTER and collaborated with artists including A$AP Rocky and SZA. He is celebrated for his unique artistic vision and introspective storytelling.
Canadian rock band Sum 41, formed in Ajax, Ontario, mixes pop-punk with metal. Known for hits like "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep," they've won a Juno Award. Their sound evolved over decades, culminating in the acclaimed albums "Chuck," "13 Voices," and "Order in Decline."
Formed 1996 in Anderson, Indiana, pop-punk/alt-rock band led by Kris Roe; broke big with So Long, Astoria (Billboard #24), hits “In This Diary” & “Boys of Summer.”
California-based emo rock band Finch features vocalist Nate Barcalow and guitarist Randy Strohmeyer. Signed to Drive-Thru Records, they released the EP Falling into Place (2001) and album What It Is to Burn, then shifted heavier on Say Hello to Sunshine (2005).
Orange County alt-rock band with piano-driven, polished emo-pop; signed to Drive-Thru/MCA. Albums: "Audioboxer", "Leaving Through the Window", "North". Toured with Yellowcard; opened for Sugar Ray & Better Than Ezra. Fronted by Andrew McMahon (later Jack’s Mannequin; Top 40).
Bremerton, WA punk rock/pop-punk forerunners since 1992; sold millions, toured worldwide; inspired New Found Glory & Good Charlotte; DIY fan-first survivors.
Beach Bunny is an indie rock band led by vocalist/guitarist and songwriter Lili Trifilio. On 2025’s Tunnel Vision, they return to urgent, guitar-based indie rock with pop melodies, spanning ’90s-inspired fuzz, punk-pop, and anthem-ready hooks.
Formed in Chicago in 1997, pop rock quartet Plain White T's are best known for their quadruple-platinum signature single Hey There Delilah, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and earned two Grammy nominations. The band has amassed billions of streams and certified hits.
Houston pop-punk band Fenix TX (formerly Riverfenix) formed in 1995. After signing with Drive-Thru, they recorded their self-titled debut (later re-released by MCA) and toured with blink-182 and Less Than Jake. Released Lechuza (2001).
EKKSTACY, born Khyree Zienty in Vancouver, British Columbia, is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for blending new wave, post-punk, and indie rock. His music features emotionally honest lyrics, often exploring themes of sadness. Popular songs include "I Walk This Earth All by Myself." He has released albums like Misery (2022), EKKSTACY (2024), and Forever (2025), collaborating with artists such as The Kid LAROI and Trippie Redd. He is recognized for his unique, moody sound.
Formed on Long Island in 1997, The Movielife are a pop-punk/melodic hardcore band. Released This Time Next Year (2000), Movielife Has a Gambling Problem EP (2001) and Cities in Search of a Heart (2017), touring with New Found Glory and Glassjaw.
