Performers

Bridget Kearney is an American musician and songwriter. She is a founding member and upright bassist of the band Lake Street Dive and winner of the 2005 John Lennon Songwriting Contest in the Jazz category. Kearney’s solo recording work began with her debut solo album, Won’t Let You Down, released

Formed in Providence, Rhode Island, Makeout! deliver high-energy party pop-punk that plays to the back of the room. Formerly known as Trophy Wives, singer/guitarist Sam Boxold, guitarist Tyler Young, bassist Alex Lofton, and drummer Scott Eckel landed a production deal with John Feldmann (blink-182, Good Charlotte) before rebranding themselves as

Canadian singer/songwriter and social media star Braden Barrie channels the yearning acoustic emo of Dashboard Confessional into his solo project, SayWeCanFly. After beginning to share music under the alias in 2009, he issued three full-lengths and over twice as many EPs over the next eight years, including 2016’s Blessed Are

Every Avenue’s energetic combo of emo and pop took root in 2003, when members David Ryan Strauchman (vocals, piano), Joshua Randall (guitar), Jimmie Deeghan (guitar), Cameron “Cam” Grestiner (bass), and Michael Govaere (drums) first came together in Marysville, Michigan. A self-titled record was released that same year on the band’s

SUGAR: THE NU-METAL PARTY WAKE UP (WAKE UP)! IT’S TIME FOR A NU KIND OF 90’S / 00’S DJ NIGHT! SOMETIMES WE JUST GOTTA BREAK STUFF, EVEN WHEN LIFE IS PEACHY! THIS ONE’S FOR ALL THE PIMPS, THE FREAKS AND THE MAGGOTS THAT ARE DREAMIN’ TO CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN AGE

The Cactus Blossoms is an American indie rock band based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.[1] The band is composed of brothers Jack Torrey (aka Mr. cactus, guitar, bass, vocals) and Page Burkum (aka Mr. Blossom, guitar, vocals) with a touring act including their older brother Tyler Burkum (guitar), their cousin Phillip Hicks

Carmen Lagala is a New York City based stand-up comedian who made her network television debut in 2018 on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Originally from Vermont, Carmen endears audiences with her small-town charm, delivering jokes that are smart, dark, dirty and playful. She regularly features for comedian Hari

Death Metal from Louisville, KY

Vomit Forth is a brutal death metal band from Connecticut. It is not known when they formed. They consist of Kane Gelaznik (vocals), R. Brayall (guitars), T. Bidwell (bass) and Nick Herrmann (drums). Their lyrical themes include gore and human sacrifice. They are currently signed to Maggot Stomp Records.

Formed in Tokyo, Japan in the summer of 2017, KRUELTY has emerged as the most notable artist to find that sweet spot where the amalgamation of heavy beatdown hardcore and ‘90s American/Scandinavian death/doom metal becomes the blueprint of brutality and slam KRUELTY unleash. With KRUELTY you will hear the ultimate

“Filthy. Putrid. Vile. Disgusting. Shat from the slime-ridden bowels of hell. You can see where I’m going with this.” That’s how Sleeping Village described SANGUISUGABOGG, the upstart gore merchants whose reverence for old-school death metal is matched only by their unapologetic celebration of splatter. SANGUISUGABOGG paint musical crime scenes with

Emo Night Karaoke features members of Just Surrender, Young English, Southcott & Thieves and Villains playing your favorite songs from back in the day on stage live with you on lead vocals!!! ENK has a setlist of 75+ pop punk/emo songs below + the band is also known for doing

True Body was formed in Richmond, Virginia, back in 2015, the band was born of a diverse collective of souls self-described as: “denizens of the hardcore and punk spheres, powerful trans thinkers and magicians, soldiers of techno and other various dance musik disciplines.

Mysterious and prolific Virginia-based rapper Lil Ugly Mane emerged from the shadows of the Internet around the beginning of the 2010s. His cloudy production and sinister lyrical style followed in the footsteps of Texas rap heroes like Geto Boys or Three 6 Mafia and early horrorcore acts like Insane Clown

The Clientele’s I Am Not There Anymore follows 2017’s Music for the Age of Miracles (which arrived after a seven-year hiatus for the band), with new recording sessions beginning in 2019 and continuing piecemeal until 2022 —in part due to the pandemic and also because the band wanted the space

There’s just something in the water in Texas when it comes to thrash/death metal/hardcore crossover, and Tribal Gaze are no exception. Hailing from the same scene that birthed bands like Creeping Death, Frozen Soul, and Power Trip, Tribal Gaze formed in 2020, debuted the following year with the Godless Voyage