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Empress Of

1 concert

Empress Of, Lorely Rodriguez, is a Honduran-American artist from Los Angeles. She crafts introspective, self-empowering electro-pop, blending dream pop, R&B, and electronica with her acrobatic vocals. Her work, often bilingual, draws influences from Bjork and Robyn. Notable albums include "For Your Consideration" and "I'm Your Empress Of". Popular songs include "Kiss Me" (feat. Rina Sawayama) and "What's Love" (feat. MUNA). She has collaborated with artists like Khalid and Blood Orange.

redveil

13 concerts

Redveil (Marcus Morton), from Prince George's County, Maryland, is a self-produced rapper known for his triumphant, bright, and soulful hip-hop. His acclaimed albums include *Learn 2 Swim* and *Sankofa*. Popular songs feature "Soulfood" and "pg baby". He has collaborated with artists like JPEGMAFIA and Denzel Curry, earning praise for his introspective lyricism.

Fousheé

4 concerts

New Jersey-born smoky-voiced alt-soul singer blending R&B/folk/punk/indie-electronica; viral “Deep End” (500M+ streams). Collabs: Lil Wayne, James Blake, Steve Lacy. Co-wrote Lacy’s #1 “Bad Habit.”

Brandon

1 concert

Brandon Joseph, known as Brandon, is a Riverside, California-born artist of Trinidadian descent. He crafts introspective neo-soul and alternative R&B, marked by confessional lyrics and soulful melodies. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist and producer, his discography includes the "Coming Clean" EP, "Blush" EP, and the album "Before You Go." His work features popular songs like "Fallen (Here)" and "Right Back." He is recognized for his hazy, emotionally deep sound.

Elias Rønnenfelt

3 concerts

Elias Rønnenfelt, born in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a musician and poet. He is widely known as the lead singer and lyricist for the acclaimed Danish post-punk band Iceage. His solo work explores diverse genres including dream-rock, indie rock, and experimental sounds. Rønnenfelt released solo albums "Heavy Glory" (2024) and "Speak Daggers" (2025), and collaborated on "Lucre" (2025) with Dean Blunt. Popular songs include "5" and "Love How It Feels".