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Blind Pilot

13 concerts

Blind Pilot, an Oregon-based band, returned with *In the Shadow of the Holy Mountain,* created after an artistic crisis. Led by Israel Nebeker, the album was produced by Josh Kaufman and features contributions from the band's main lineup and others like Dave Jorgensen and Ian Krist. Known for its elegant folk/indie-rock style, the album marks a profound evolution, showcasing Blind Pilot's deep musical chemistry.

Earl Sweatshirt

35 concerts

Earl Sweatshirt, born Thebe Kgositsile in Chicago, is a staple of alt-rap and horrorcore. A former Odd Future member, his acclaimed mixtape "Earl" debuted in 2010. Known for albums like "Doris," "I Don't Like Shit," and "Sick!," he collaborates with artists like Tyler, The Creator, Frank Ocean, and the Alchemist. His unique sound and lyrical depth secure his status in hip-hop.

Ratboys

21 concerts

Ratboys, a Chicago-based band, blend Midwestern indie rock with Americana. Known for diverse sounds, they've collaborated with producer Chris Walla, creating hits like “Crossed That Line.” Their album, The Window, showcases their sonic variety and unity.

MonoNeon

3 concerts

MonoNeon, a Memphis-born bassist and singer-songwriter, caught Prince's attention with his eclectic style in 2014. Last bassist hired by Prince, he performed and recorded with him, including the track "RUFF ENUFF" at Paisley Park. Known for his creative and colorful artistry, MonoNeon remains a unique figure in the music industry.

Butcher Brown

2 concerts

Butcher Brown, from Richmond, VA, creates "solar music" blending jazz, hip-hop, funk, and rock. They've toured with Kamasi Washington, played NPR's Tiny Desk, and are known for their album #KingButch, merging soul-jazz with boom-bap. Key members include Corey Fonville, DJ Harrison, Andrew Randazzo, Marcus "Tennishu" Tenney, and Morgan Burrs.

Militarie Gun

19 concerts

Militarie Gun, led by Ian Shelton, blends hardcore aggression with catchy hooks in their debut album, "Life Under The Gun." Known for tracks like "Do It Faster" and "Very High," they explore themes of relationships and personal growth. Their music combines melody and grit, offering a unique, self-aware lens on life's challenges.

Toro y Moi

1 concert

Chaz Bear, known as Toro y Moi, hails from Columbia, South Carolina, and is celebrated for his genre-blending style. His eighth album "Hole Erth" explores rap-rock, pop-punk, and Soundcloud rap. Always innovative and nostalgic, Bear packs the album with features and explores angst and contemporary themes. His track "Tuesday" evokes adolescent emotions, while "HOV" blends humor and foresight, showing his ability to resonate with today's alternative listeners. Toro y Moi continues to evolve, embracing diverse sounds and eras in his music.

Sofia Kourtesis

3 concerts

Born in Peru, Kourtesis is a rising electronic star known for energetic and emotional tracks. She's graced Mixmag covers, appeared in Pitchfork's top lists, and performed at Glastonbury. Her album "Madres," under Ninja Tune, is dedicated to her mother and renowned neurosurgeon Peter Vajkoczy. Supported acts like Caribou and Bicep.

Killer Mike

2 concerts

Atlanta-born Killer Mike, a rapper and social activist known for addressing systemic issues, gained fame with OutKast. His debut 'Monster' hit Billboard Top Ten 2003. Formed Run the Jewels with El-P, acclaimed for sharp, political lyrics. Grammy-winner, collaborated with Big Boi, T.I., featured on films, TV.

Stephen Sanchez

11 concerts

Born in NYC, jazz-pop icon inspired by 1920s speakeasies, famous for "Moonlit Tryst," "Gatsby's Echo." Multiple Grammy wins. Known for duets with Elton, Beyoncé.