Schellraiser Music Festival with Night Moves, Joshua Ray Walker, and more

Night Moves, formed by John Pelant and Micky Alfano, blends cosmic country with international psychedelia. Known for "Feel Another Day," they collaborated with producer John Agnello on the acclaimed "Pennied Days" and "Redaction EP," showcasing rich textures and sharp production.

Dallas-born Joshua Ray Walker blends beachy country vibes with honky-tonk roots. Known for his tropical twang, he crafts resilient songs inspired by personal battles.

New Jersey's Titus Andronicus blends punk, indie, folk, and classic rock, led by Patrick Stickles. Known for bold albums like The Monitor and The Most Lamentable Tragedy, they've worked with Arcade Fire and Hold Steady members.

Murder by Death, from Bloomington, Indiana, blends brooding balladry and orchestral indie rock with country and folk influences, citing inspirations like Johnny Cash and Nick Cave. Known as "whiskey devil music," they gained a cult following with albums like In Bocca al Lupo and Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon. Initially signed by Geoff Rickly to Eyeball Records, they have collaborated with bands like Cursive and Interpol. Achievements include successful Kickstarter campaigns for albums released under Bloodshot Records. Their 2022 album, Spell/Bound, features a unique lyric book.

Misha Lindes, the driving force behind SadGirl, blends Americana, country, and norteño styles. Known for heartfelt lyrics like in “Goodbye Queenie,” he works with musicians like David Ruiz and Sami Perez.