Artists Playing
the Next 60 Days
171 artists with upcoming shows. Tap any name for bio, tracks, and tickets.
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+57 moreThe Organ Trail plays jam, funk, and Americana with local flavor.


Royale Lynn plays punk rock. Good for fans of energetic local bands.

They play 90s/2000s throwback hits. Good for fans of pop and rock radio.


Jerry Outlaw plays folk and jam at open mics. Good for fans of acoustic guitar and improvisation.
Roosevelt Collier is a soulful slide guitar wizard, blending blues, gospel, and funk.
Local punk/metal/emo/alternative band, good for fans of raw, high-energy live shows.
Hot Tonic plays classic rock and jam, good for fans of bluesy guitar solos.
Born Without Bones plays emo-tinged indie rock with raw energy.
Emo/alternative rock band. Good for fans of intense vocals and dynamic performances.
Devo plays New Wave music in matching outfits, performing quirky robotic movements.
DENNETT: EDM/dance act. Good for fans of energetic club beats.
Jake’s Open Jam: Local rock/jam show. Good for fans of spontaneous music and local talent.
Sorry, I don't recognize "Sad Girls Club." This is a punk/metal/emo/alternative show. Good for fans of heavy guitars and angsty vocals.


Fil Loops play local rock and jam. Good for fans of improvisation and guitar solos.
Jaguardini plays indie electronic tunes. Good for fans of synth-forward beats.
Local punk/metal/emo/alternative. Good for fans of heavy, emotional rock.
Blue Genies play psychedelic rock. Good for fans of 60s acid rock.
Todd Murphy plays indie rock best for fans of classic garage bands.
Local indie rock, good for fans of melodic guitar and heartfelt vocals.
Local indie rock band 76th Street plays their own original tunes with raw energy.
Rico Nasty performs an energetic live show blending hip-hop and punk influences.


97X Next Big Thing Legends: local rock and alternative acts, a good fit for fans of big festival energy.
Citizen plays a mix of indie, rock, reggae, and hip-hop.
Local rock/jam show. Good for fans of improvisation and classic rock covers.
Saints of Saturn create a genre-blending sound, likely incorporating elements of indie, punk, rock, and hip-hop. Their live performances probably feature high energy and a raw, dynamic stage presence. Audiences can expect an eclectic and potentially rebellious musical experience.
Doom metal/psychedelic rock. Good for fans of stoner rock with heavy riffs.
ICON FOR HIRE puts on a high-energy punk/metal/emo/alternative show.


Steve Hackman's Taylor Swift: a symphony orchestra performing Taylor Swift songs, with vocalists.
Electronic duo with hazy vocals, abrasive beats. Good for fans of witch house and lo-fi electronic.
Militarie Gun plays loud, melodic punk with an emotional punch.
Local rock/jam show. Good for fans of Grateful Dead-style jams and classic rock.
Fil Pate Loops plays electronic music live, often with drum machines and synthesizers.

Isaiah Rashad is a hip-hop artist. Good for fans of Kendrick Lamar.
Local bands jam and rock. Good for fans of improvisation and classic rock.
Industrial-strength goth-punk, good for fans of Nine Inch Nails and Sisters of Mercy.
Jutes plays indie, rock, reggae, hip-hop. Good for fans of Sublime and Mac Miller.
Nitzer Ebb: Industrial electronic body music with a forceful, raw energy.
+1 moreIndependent rock/reggae/hip-hop. Good for fans of Sublime and early Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Zac Brown Band gives a lively country rock performance with strong harmonies and instrumentals.
Brian Wiedl LIVE: Local rock/jam show. Good for fans of Grateful Dead-style jams and classic rock.
Sam Williams plays indie rock, good for fans of heartfelt vocals and guitar-driven songs.
Anamanaguchi plays high-energy chiptune punk with live instruments and big beats.

Suki Waterhouse plays indie rock, good for fans of dream pop with a cool vibe.









