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Tanukichan

6 concerts

Hannah van Loon's Oakland-based project Tanukichan is a key player in modern shoegaze, debuting in 2016 with Chaz Bear. Known for dreamy songwriting and collaborations, she released two albums and an EP under Company Records, with a 2023 album, GIZMO.

Miya Folick

13 concerts

Miya Folick, born in Santa Ana, is known for her instinctive, bold musical style. Celebrated for albums like *Premonitions* and *Roach*, her work spans catchy lyrics and a distinctive, acrobatic vocal style. Her latest release, *Erotica Veronica*, explores themes of sexual exploration and maturity.

Crumb

2 concerts

New York psych-pop band Crumb, known for blending psychedelia, pop, jazz, and rock, releases their third album AMAMA. Celebrated for hypnotic sounds and led by Lila Ramani, they've collaborated with producers Johnscott Sanford and Jonathan Rado.

Deeper

5 concerts

Chicago quartet Deeper blends art-pop and garage rock with catchy tunes like "Build a Bridge." Known for emotional depth, energetic live shows, and close band chemistry.

Osees

29 concerts

Osees, led by Rhode Island-born John Dwyer, has evolved his garage-punk project through noisy rock, psychedelic pop, and synth-infused styles. Known for albums like "Mutilator Defeated at Last" and "Protean Threat," Osees' energetic performances feature Dwyer's shouted vocals and wild guitar riffs. Longtime collaborators include Brigid Dawson and Lars Finberg. From German label Tomlab to In the Red, they've continually reinvented their sound, integrating synths into albums like "Intercepted Message." Notable for their collaborative ethos, Dwyer's projects span several genres, constantly pushing musical boundaries.

Cuco

30 concerts

Cuco, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist from Hawthorne, CA, blends Chicano Soul and dreamy pop. Known for hits like "Lo Que Siento," he’s praised for heartfelt, genre-crossing music.

Mannequin Pussy

24 concerts

Mannequin Pussy, a Philadelphia rock band, known for their cathartic tunes, blends punk and pop. Key members include Marisa Dabice and Colins Regisford. Their acclaimed third album "Patience" led to tours and their EP "Perfect." They’re celebrated for addressing despair and resilience in an unkind world.

Deerhoof

8 concerts

Deerhoof, formed in 1994, hails from San Francisco and is renowned for blending vibrant melodies with noise and an experimental style. Known for albums like "The Runners Four" and "La Isla Bonita," they incorporate influences from classic rock to Tropicalia. The band has collaborated with artists like Wilco's Jeff Tweedy and brought their music to venues like the Large Hadron Collider. Deerhoof has maintained a unique blend of creativity and social justice, garnering acclaim throughout their prolific career.

Wednesday

28 concerts

Wednesday, led by Karly Hartzman, blends literary grit and indie rock with country and noise. Known for albums like Rat Saw God, they’re praised for sharp lyrics and unique sound.

Alex G

1 concert

Alex G is the stage name for Alex Giannascoli, known for his melodic yet ragged style. His 2022 album "God Save the Animals" was widely acclaimed.

Kate Bollinger

2 concerts

Kate Bollinger, a Charlottesville native, blends folk-pop with poetic lyrics. She gained recognition from The New York Times and NPR with self-released tracks. Her 2022 EP, "Look at it in the Light," marked her debut with Ghostly International. Bollinger has collaborated with Drugdealer and Paul Cherry and toured with Faye Webster and Devendra Banhart. She's also directed music videos for Jessica Pratt. Her music, inspired by 1960s folk-pop and 1990s indie rock, is known for its eclectic, melodic style.

Frankie Cosmos

31 concerts

Kline, a key figure in American indie underground, gained fame with her 2014 debut *Zentropy*, known for her DIY synth-pop style and shaping contemporary pop’s female-driven sound.

Pavement

2 concerts

California-born Pavement defined ’90s indie rock with lo-fi, alt-rock hits like “Cut Your Hair.” Led by Stephen Malkmus and Scott Kannberg, they influenced generations and reunited multiple times.

NoSo

19 concerts

Brooklyn-born singer/songwriter/producer Baek Hwong, known as NoSo, blends indie pop and thoughtful lyrics in acclaimed albums like "Stay Proud of Me" and "When Are You Leaving?" praised by NPR and The Guardian.

Pixies

39 concerts

The Pixies, born from the late 80s alt/rock surge, influence giants like Nirvana and Radiohead. Known for "loudquietloud" style, their iconic albums include the Platinum "Doolittle." Their electrifying live shows boast sell-out crowds worldwide, featuring classics and new tracks. Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Emma Richardson drive this influential band.

The Strokes

2 concerts

The Strokes, formed in NYC in 1998, revitalized rock with hits like "Last Nite." Influenced by Velvet Underground, they won a Grammy for Best Rock Album in 2021.

Momma

19 concerts

Momma, led by Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman, blends indie rock with honest lyrics. Known for rich sound and emotional storytelling, they work closely with Aron Kobayashi Ritch.

Goth Babe

13 concerts

Goth Babe, aka Griff Washburn from Tennessee, lives on a 36ft off-grid sailboat. Known for outdoor-inspired music, he supports environmental causes like Protect Our Winters.

Lucius

27 concerts

Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius, known for soulful vocals and hits, blends personal lyrics with engaging live shows. Members have collaborated with Joni Mitchell, Harry Styles, and more.

Faye Webster

8 concerts

Faye Webster, an Atlanta-born indie artist, blends country-tinged rock with modern R&B. Known for her unique sound, she recorded her fifth album at Sonic Ranch Studios.

Hippo Campus

3 concerts

Minneapolis-based band Hippo Campus, known for their album "Flood," features Jake Luppen, Nathan Stocker, Whistler Allen, and Zach Sutton. They craft emotionally resonant music with big hooks and a unique musical language developed since childhood.

Remi Wolf

8 concerts

Remi, born in 1458 France and possibly a vampire, moved to the Bay Area in the '90s, founded major tech companies, and enjoys arts and music.

Japanese Breakfast

25 concerts

Japanese Breakfast, led by Michelle Zauner, released their first studio album "For Melancholy Brunettes" via Dead Oceans. Produced by Grammy-winner Blake Mills, it explores melancholic themes. Recorded at LA's famed Sound City, it marks a mature, intricate artistic shift.