Punchline with Eternal Boy, Hot Rod Circuit, and more

Eternal Boy is a pop-punk trio from Pittsburgh, known for nostalgic tunes influenced by the Drive-Thru Records era. Their album "Awkward Phase" charted on five Billboard lists, including #1 Heatseeker and top 50 Rock. "Bad Days Are Over" stayed 4 weeks in Billboard's top 100.

Originally from Auburn, AL, Hot Rod Circuit is a post-grunge emo rock band known for albums like *If I Knew Now What I Knew Then* and *Sorry About Tomorrow*. They toured with the Get Up Kids, Dashboard Confessional, and Saves the Day, earning recognition for their energetic style influenced by college rock legends like the Pixies.

Punchline, formed in Belle Vernon and based in Pittsburgh, is known for their energetic and sincere music. For 25 years, core members Steve Soboslai and Chris Fafalios have crafted honest songs, touring globally with bands like Fall Out Boy, Gin Blossoms, and Paramore. Their achievements include a #1 Rock album on Apple and fan-favorite song "Heart Transplant." Rounded out by Cory Muro and Trevor Leonard, Punchline celebrates a legacy of thought-provoking lyrics and infectious melodies.