311

8 concerts

American rock quintet 311, formed in Omaha, NE, blends reggae, hip-hop, funk, and metal. Known for hits "Down" and "Amber," they peaked with "Uplifter." With Top 10 albums, covers, and successful tours, their loyal fan base enjoys a mix of styles.

Twenty One Pilots

10 concerts

Grammy-winning band Twenty One Pilots from Columbus, OH, redefined music with hits like "Stressed Out" and "Heathens." Their albums Blurryface and Vessel are famed for RIAA Gold or Platinum certifications for every song, and they’ve sold millions globally. Known for an immersive multi-album storyline, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun are celebrated for dynamic shows and impressive Billboard success.

GoldFord

27 concerts

GoldFord, a soulful singer-songwriter, blends classic and modern pop. Known for "Orange Blossoms" with 50M+ streams, he collaborates with Lost Frequencies and Andy Grammer. Supported by Sam Smith and SZA, his music promotes mental health and mindfulness and has featured in Grey’s Anatomy, Jeep, and Super Bowl ads.

Dashboard Confessional

47 concerts

Chris Carrabba founded Dashboard Confessional in Boca Raton. Known for emo hits like "Screaming Infidelities," he left Further Seems Forever for a solo career, creating poignant songs with hits across several albums, culminating in staples like "Vindicated." His work earned a loyal following and significant chart success.

All Time Low

4 concerts

Formed in Baltimore in 2003, All Time Low is a pop-punk band known for energetic shows and hits like "Dear Maria, Count Me In." They collaborated with artists like Demi Lovato and Avril Lavigne, peaked with "Future Hearts," and returned to punk roots with "Wake Up, Sunshine."

Gwen Stefani

2 concerts

Gwen Stefani, born in Fullerton, California, rose to fame as No Doubt's lead singer with hits like "Just a Girl" and "Don't Speak." She later launched a successful solo career with tracks such as "Hollaback Girl," collaborated with Moby and Eve, and expanded into fashion with her brand L.A.M.B. Her versatile career includes judging on "The Voice" (where she met Blake Shelton), acting, and exploring country sounds. Stefani's multi-genre impact and notable collaborations have solidified her legacy in pop culture.

Violent Femmes

7 concerts

The Violent Femmes, formed in early '80s Milwaukee by Gordon Gano, Brian Ritchie, and Victor DeLorenzo, are pioneers of alternative rock known for their jittery, catchy tunes. Discovered by Pretenders' James Honeyman-Scott, their 1983 debut album, featuring hits like "Blister in the Sun," found cult status. They evolved with albums like 1991's "Why Do Birds Sing?" and collaborated with icons like Tom Verlaine. Despite lineup changes and hiatuses, their influence endures, marked by a 2023 deluxe reissue of their debut.

The Goo Goo Dolls

52 concerts

Alt-rock legends Goo Goo Dolls, known for their sharp songwriting and stadium choruses, thrive with global No.1s and numerous awards. Constantly innovative, their sound is led by singer John Rzeznik.

Everclear

33 concerts

Everclear, formed in 1992 by Art Alexakis, is a key '90s alternative rock band known for hits like "Santa Monica" and "Father of Mine." With 11 studio albums, over 6 million records sold, and a 1998 Grammy nomination, they've built a lasting legacy. Alexakis also created the Summerland Tour and released a solo album. Their first live album, Live at The Whisky a Go Go, showcases their enduring appeal.

Corinne Bailey Rae

18 concerts

Soul-rooted R&B singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae, born in the U.K., is known for hits like "Put Your Records On" and covers like Marley’s "Is This Love" (Grammy winner). Her debut topped the U.K. charts, earning her three Grammy noms and two MOBO awards. Collaborated with Herbie Hancock. Album "The Heart Speaks in Whispers" peaked at #2 R&B, featuring "Green Aphrodisiac." Notable for her genre-spanning collaborations and contributions to film and TV soundtracks.