Elliott with Marietta, Jimmy Eat World, and more

Marietta formed in 2011, blending indie and alternative rock. Known for catchy songs and energetic live shows, the band grew from college jam sessions to two albums.

Formed in Mesa, Arizona in 1993, Jimmy Eat World rose to fame with their 2001 hit "The Middle." Known for blending emo, alternative rock, and power pop, they gained critical acclaim with Clarity (1999) and mainstream success with the platinum album Bleed American. Collaborations include producers Mark Trombino and Butch Vig, and artists like Davey Havok. The band continued charting success with albums like Futures (2004) and Chase This Light (2007). Well-known for energetic rock anthems, they've toured with bands like Manchester Orchestra.

Cursive, hailing from Omaha, has spent 30 years creating intense and ambitious music. Known for their cathartic sound and weighty themes, they explore complex societal issues. Their latest album, Devourer, showcases their enduring influence with incisive tracks like “Consumers.” Cursive remains vital, daring, and continually pushes creative boundaries.

Wednesday, led by Karly Hartzman, blends outlaw grit and indie hooks with poetic, place-based lyrics. Known for albums like *Rat Saw God*, their sound mixes rock, country, and noise.

Mates of State is an iconic indie duo known for their melodic, joyous sound. Formed by married couple Jason and Kori, they gained a loyal fanbase since 2000, touring worldwide with acts like The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie. They're celebrated for performances on David Letterman and at Coachella, releasing 7 albums with hits like "Somewhere." Known for blending family life with music, they exemplify couple goals in indie pop.