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The Black Keys

46 concerts

Akron's Black Keys, comprising Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, evolved from blues-rock roots into a versatile act. Known for hits "Tighten Up" and "Lonely Boy," they achieved Grammy wins, hit platinum with Brothers, and expanded their sound with producer Danger Mouse. Collaborations include ZZ Top's Billy F. Gibbons and Kings of Leon's Angelo Petraglia. After a hiatus, they returned with Let's Rock in 2019 and the acclaimed Delta Kream in 2021, showcasing Mississippi blues. Frequent collaborators, they've worked with Alice Cooper, releasing "Stay in Your Grave."

Travis Scott

7 concerts

Houston-born Travis Scott, known for his psychedelic trap style, rose to fame with chart-toppers like "Astroworld" and "UTOPIA." He has collaborated with artists like Kanye West, Drake, and Rihanna, amassing Grammys and numerous awards. Despite controversies, Scott remains a leading commercial artist, well-regarded for hits like "Sicko Mode" and "Butterfly Effect."

Public Enemy

21 concerts

Public Enemy, led by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, revolutionized hip-hop with their socially charged lyrics and pioneering sound. Known for tracks like "Fight the Power," they gained acclaim and controversy in equal measure during the late '80s and '90s. Their albums, such as 1988's *It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back*, remain classics. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, they collaborated with artists like Anthrax and maintained a significant cultural impact.

Lil Wayne

7 concerts

Born in New Orleans, Lil Wayne is known for his inventive style and prolific output in Southern hip-hop. Starting at 12 with Hot Boys, he achieved solo success with "Tha Block Is Hot." His album "Tha Carter III" won three Grammys, featuring hits like "Lollipop." Collaborating with DJ Khaled, Drake, and others, his works include chart-toppers "I'm the One" and "Sucker for Pain." Despite legal issues, Wayne topped charts with "Tha Carter V," and his mixtape "Tha Fix Before Tha VI" kept him relevant. He's a notable force in hip-hop, claiming the "best rapper alive" title.

Kelly Clarkson

18 concerts

Kelly Clarkson, from Fort Worth, Texas, won the first American Idol, and her debut single "A Moment Like This" was 2002's best-selling in the U.S. She's back and forth in genres like pop, rock, and country with hits like "Since U Been Gone" and "Because of You." She won multiple Grammys, authored children's books, and hosted her award-winning talk show. Collaborations include Reba McEntire and Jason Aldean. Clarkson's expansive career also features a Las Vegas residency and a role as The Voice coach. She won an Emmy and earned a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Kane Brown

25 concerts

Kane Brown, hailed as "the future of Country," is a 5X AMA winner known for hits like "Worldwide Beautiful" and "What Ifs." He made history by topping all 5 Billboard Country charts simultaneously and has collaborated with artists such as Chris Young and H.E.R. His album "Experiment" debuted No. 1 on the Billboard 200, a first for a male country artist in over 24 years.

TLC

8 concerts

TLC, formed in Atlanta, blended R&B and pop, with hits like "Waterfalls" and "No Scrubs," earning Grammys and diamond sales. Known for bold fashion, they worked with Dallas Austin. Despite member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes’ tragic death, T-Boz and Chilli continued to release music and perform.

Yellowcard

5 concerts

Yellowcard, a Jacksonville, Florida band, is known for their emo-punk and violin-led alternative rock style. They achieved mainstream success with the double-platinum album "Ocean Avenue" in 2003. Hits like "Way Away" and "Only One" dominated charts. The band released ten albums, including "Lights and Sounds" and "Southern Air," featuring artists like Alex Gaskarth. They reunited for the 2023 EP "Childhood Eyes" and collaborated with Hammock in 2024. Yellowcard's distinct sound and dynamic collaborations have cemented their place in pop-punk history.

Foo Fighters

2 concerts

Born from Dave Grohl’s solo project post-Nirvana, Foo Fighters are a top alt-rock band known for hits like "This Is a Call," multiple Grammys, and a 2021 Rock Hall induction.

Miguel

1 concert

Los Angeles-born R&B artist Miguel is famous for sensual ballads like "Adorn," and "Sure Thing." He won a Grammy for "Adorn" and has worked with Mariah Carey, A$AP Rocky, and Mac Miller. Miguel's albums, including Kaleidoscope Dream and Wildheart, consistently hit high on the charts, showcasing his evolving style. Recent impact from TikTok revitalized his music, bringing "Sure Thing" to new heights.

Bush

54 concerts

With 20M records sold, 1 billion streams, and a GRAMMY® nod, BUSH, known for hits like "Glycerine" and "Machinehead," remains a rock staple since 1994’s debut *Sixteen Stone*.

Tim McGraw

9 concerts

Tim McGraw, born in Louisiana, is a country music icon with over 90 million records sold. He boasts 46 No. 1 singles and 19 No. 1 albums, and has won 3 Grammy Awards.

Thirty Seconds To Mars

14 concerts

Thirty Seconds to Mars, formed by Jared and Shannon Leto, debuted in 2002. Known for hits like "Walk on Water," they've sold over 15M albums and won MTV and Billboard awards.

Sheryl Crow

18 concerts

Sheryl Crow, born in Kennett, Missouri, is an influential roots rock artist known for hits like "All I Wanna Do" and "If It Makes You Happy." Her debut, "Tuesday Night Music Club" (1993), and follow-up albums were critical successes. A versatile musician, Crow explored soul, R&B, and country, collaborating with stars like Michael Jackson and Eric Clapton. She received multiple Grammys, including Best New Artist and Record of the Year. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023, Crow is renowned for her enduring impact on mainstream rock music.

Lenny Kravitz

14 concerts

Lenny Kravitz, born in NYC, is a rock icon known for blending soul, rock, and funk. He's won four Grammys, starred in films like "The Hunger Games," and launched Nocheluna Sotol.