(alternative rock)

Alright Junior is a raw, electric blend of alternative rock fueled by passionately haunting and powerful lyrics, infectious hooks, and an unrelenting live energy. Known for their touring and captivating performances, Alright Junior has carved out a genuine reputation as a must-see act.

They’ve shared the stage with a diverse lineup of major artists including Incubus, Everclear, Cake, Circa Survive, Local H, Toadies, Flogging Molly, Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, Civil Twilight, Maps & Atlases, Sponge, Our Lady Peace, Mondo Generator w/ Nick Oliveri (Queens of the Stone Age), 10 Years, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Young the Giant, The Ataris, Wheatus, She Wants Revenge, The Spill Canvas, The Juliana Theory, The Head and The Heart, KONGOS, Bear Hands, and many more, earning fans and critical acclaim along the way.

(queer punk)

Froggy is a queer punk band inspired by L7, the Dead Milkmen, Bikini Kill and many other hard-hitting icons. 

They’ve shared the stage with The Queers, Bad Cop Bad Cop, The Dirty Nil, The HIRS Collective, Pears, Wheatus, and Electric Citizen, gaining them followers everywhere they go.

Froggy single, “7-Eleven Nachos'' caught the attention of 7-Eleven, who helped the band create a full music video for the song, which was also featured in Kevin Smith’s “Clerks 3.”

(folk-pop)

Sarah Olivia Buss is a singer-songwriter with a strong foundation in storytelling and a modern folk-pop sensibility. She grew up surrounded by music, teaching herself guitar at 12 and performing anywhere she could. From county fairs to late night open mics to now turning heads in cities across the U.S.

Inspired by artists like Kacey Musgraves, Ed Sheeran, and Tyler Childers, her songwriting is rooted in honest lyricism and intimate melodies, creating music that resonates deeply with listeners. Whether performing solo or with a full band, Sarah brings a grounded authenticity to every stage, making each performance feel personal and connected.

(instrumental post-rock)

channls doesn’t need a singer to tell you how to feel. The songs do that on their own. One minute you’re in your head staring at the ceiling, the next you’re ready to throw a chair through it. It’s the kind of music that hits you where words usually fail. For channls, silence isn’t an omission, its liberation.

Rooted in post-rock but unafraid of distortion-drenched aggression, channls lives in the liminal space between beauty and brutality. Think Russian Circles with the brashness of The Jesus Lizard, or Tool and boiled down to their rawest musical nerve. This is not post-rock to fall asleep to. This is a score for whatever storm you’re weathering.

(punk rock)

Seeing Snakes is known for their energetic and fast-paced punk rock sound incorporating elements of melodic hardcore with introspective lyrics. Releasing music on Phameless Records, you’ll hear influences from bands like The Bouncing Souls, Dag Nasty, and Bad Religion.

They've opened for The Vandals, Murphy's Law, Fear, Dead Boys, Electric Frankenstein, Green Jelly, U.S. Bombs, Dave Smalley, The Undead, Total Chaos, The Generators, Continental, and The Turbo A.C.'s.

(blues rock)

Fossils From the Future is a paranormal blues rock band that began as a Halloween costume.

Decades of studying the mysteries of the phenomenon materialized as a collection of songs based on concepts of high strangeness, including aliens, space, ghosts, werewolves, sasquatch, and other facets of the weird and unusual.

Inspired by artists like Osees, The Black Keys, Jimi Hendrix, Jack White, and Reignwolf.