guardin
Guardin is an alternative singer-songwriter from Western New York whose music has inspired countless others through his honest lyrics and creative endeavors. Guardin has toured around the country as a headliner and co-headliner and in support of OliverFrancis, Gnash,Wicca Phase, Guccihighwaters, Lund, and Sewerperson.
Lombardy
Lombardy is a Nashville based Rock N Roll band formed in early 2021. The group consists of Mike Scott (Vocals / Lead Guitar), Jonathan Plevyak (Vocals / Rhythm Guitar), Seth Rentfrow (Bass), & Steve Mascarello (Drums). They were recently named one of the Top 5 bands in the world. The band’s sound is drawn from all different eras of Rock N Roll, including Classic Rock, Outlaw Country, Metal, Blues, and even Psychedelic. Lombardy has captured an old school feel, having recorded their records live in one take, with intense energy, sprinkled with modern production influences. This has created a sound that feels familiar and eclectic, entirely modern, refreshing, and unique on its own.
clovers daughter
clovers daughter is the indie pop/alternative project of Minneapolis-based songwriter Noor Shami. The Palestinian-American artist blends the emotional honesty of Big Thief, the depth of Ethel Cain, and the dreamy textures of The Marías into an intimate yet expansive indie pop sound. clovers daughter’s debut EP, Bittersweet (2025), introduced her introspective approach to songwriting, exploring the push and pull of young relationships through themes of nostalgia, uncertainty, and connection. Later that year, she released her debut album, Am I Worth It?, a 10-track project centered on the aftermath of betrayal and the emotional patterns that linger long after a relationship ends.Her second EP, Fragile Feeling (2026), builds on those themes with a more refined perspective, examining vulnerability, miscommunication, and the complexities of intimacy with clarity and restraint. In under two years, clovers daughter has toured with Darlingside and BabyJake, surpassed 180,000 streams on Spotify, and was named Artist of the Month by The Current in June 2026. With her sophomore album set for an August 2026 release, clovers daughter will bring her dynamic live show across the Midwest on a regional tour starting in August through September.
Eddie Deets Album Release
EDDIE DEETS – ENTER A WORLD OF DARKNESS AND LOW FREQUENCIES AS EDDIE DEETS DELIVERS A SONIC SOUNDSCAPE THAT BRINGS OUT THE CREATURES OF THE NIGHT THAT IS BEST PLAYED ON FULL VOLUME WITH WINDOWS DOWN. https://www.instagram.com/eddie_deets/Day Break Escape – Colorful alt-rock / pop-punkhttps://www.instagram.com/daybreakescape/NoReligion – solo sad boi pophttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20UR5rdWDLYL8NDrv9aIeJIn Bloom – Alternative band from Omaha, NEhttps://www.instagram.com/inbloomne/Oatblood – https://www.instagram.com/oatbl00d/
The Gotobeds
Give me a minute or three to extol the virtues of The Gotobeds, the modern rock and roll sensation that has always sounded like they love to play. Never maligned by having the world’s weight on their backs, The Gotobeds – Cary, TFP, Eli and Gavin – return to the fray with their third full lengther, ‘Debt Begins at 30’. The esprit de corps and anxiety-free joy that permeates their other LPs and EPs remains intact. The octane is high-test, the engine still has knocks and pings and the battery is overcharged. The Gotobeds – as Pittsburgh as it gets, the folk music of the Steel City – have more tar for us to swallow. Debt Begins at 30 is an old-fashioned blast furnace and the liquid iron flows. Debt Begins at 30 is not “pub sop” in any way or shape. Though I never considered The Gotobeds a band that needed assistance from their peers, Debt Begins at 30 features outside contributors on every track. The album’s first single, “Calquer The Hound,” includes local buddy Evan Richards, and Rob Henry of Kim Phuc. “Calquer The Hound” has euphony, a sly bridge, plenty of trademark bash, and a spacey outro. It’s a sanguine album opener, more Al Oliver than Starling Marte. On “Twin Cities,” the lads tap Tracy Wilson, formerly of Dahlia Seed and currently of Positive NO!, to share the vox, and the result is an exuberant pop song proving The Gotobeds benefit from women ruling the scene. “Twin Cities” is more Dakota Staton than Don Caballero. “Debt Begins at 30,” the title trackular, includes the wizardry of Mike Seamans and legend Bob Weston. It’s a brooding romp with tribal beats and slash-and-burn guitar, more Rocky Bleier than Le’Veon Bell. Unsurprisingly, The Gotobeds called partners-in-rock-crime Protomartyr a coupla times, with Joe Casey bolstering “Slang Words” and hook-fiend Greg Ahee shredding on “On Loan.” “Slang Words” is a savory wrecking ball with a crunching bite, more of a soft shell crab sandwich from Wholey’s Market than a 4am slop feast at Primanti Brothers. “On Loan” is an anthemic jangle-fest with high-arcing fret work, more Karl Hendricks (rest his soul) than “Weird Paul” Petroskey. Silkworm guitarist Tim Midyett is tapped on “Parallel,” a grand song that enters a world of whimsy, melodic and uncomplicated, more Jaromir Jagr than Sidney Crosby. The likes of 12XU label boss Gerard Cosloy, Tre Orsi’s Matt Barnhart, the wonderful Victoria Ruiz of Downtown Boys, Pittsburgh wordsmiths Jason Baldinger and Scott MacIntyre, and yours truly strut stuff on other tracks. In my case, I just scream “dross” on “Dross” several times. Good judgment on the part of The Gotobeds to know that’s the best I can do, more Max Moroff than Andrew McCutchen. Anyways, The Gotobeds have quickly reached the veteran stage, but, based upon Debt Begins at 30, their best days are ahead of them. It’s a pleasure to be associated with such an excellent band.
LAKEVIEW
Lakeview VIP package begins 1 hour prior to doors and includes 1 signed item, meet & greet with photo, and artist Q&A. Tattooed, rural, and blue-collar country duo Lakeview — Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy — have built one of the most passionate fanbases in modern country. With more than 230 million career streams and over 800,000 followers across social media, the Nashville-based pair have carved out a sound all their own, blending the raw energy of metalcore with the grit and storytelling of country music. Dubbed “weekend warriors–turned–Music Row favorites” by The Tennessean, Lakeview have become one of the genre’s most exciting independent success stories. Following the release of their debut album, the duo spent 2025 on the road, playing 115 shows for more than 400,000 fans worldwide while sharing stages with Nickelback, Breaking Benjamin, Staind, Dustin Lynch, Chase Matthew, and Warren Zeiders. Their breakout momentum has continued into 2026 with “Wreck My Night,” one of the most requested songs on SiriusXM The Highway since its release. Now, Lakeview are hitting the road on their biggest headline run to date. The 30+ city “Wreck My Night Tour” will bring the duo’s high-energy live show to fans across the United States from August through November, already anticipated to be one of the best live club shows in country music.
The Sleights
The Sleights – The Sleights are a punk rock band hailing from Colorado Springs. Pulling from its strong punk rock and rock & roll roots, the band keeps the music short and simple, and the live shows fast and fun. The band has recorded 2 EPs and three LPs, the third of which will be released in mid 2026.https://thesleights1.bandcamp.com/Goners UK – Few bands consistently bring the energy that Goners UK brings; whether on record or live shows, the hometown heroes are unwavering in their delivery of fast paced, heavy handed, no-bullshit punk rock. Hailing from the snowy caps of Bozeman, Montana, the quintet stops at literally nothing to bring their storied tunes to every corner of the map. https://gonersuk.bandcamp.com/
BOOF!
BOOF! – Reckless and Feckless queer punks out of DFWhttps://booftheworld.bandcamp.com/DSM-5 – Omaha pop punk / punk rockhttps://dsm5.bandcamp.com/Nancy Raygun – 3 piece hard core band from the 402https://www.instagram.com/xx_nancyraygun_xx/
housewares
housewares is a new project by Fromanhole’s Doug and Daryl Kiser. Jason Koba of Thunder Power on drums, Scott Klemmensen of Reset on vocals, and Andy LaChance on keyboards. melodic, probably technical, with elements of post whatever, jazz, blues and maybe some country. Self-Evident can’t be easily categorized. Sure, the Minneapolis trio’s music includes aspects of punk, indie rock, and post-rock, but the sum of their parts is something more interesting and uncommon. While the band’s career spans two decades, it’s this combination of influences that has gotten them noticed of late. The Sun-Less Trio (often a quartet or duo) is a group out of Omaha that lacks hard definition. Their dark jazz influenced rhythms are often as cold and moody as the films they project behind them. At times straight up eighties. Be prepared for the occasional triangulation a la Barrett-Crazy Horse-R.S. Howard guitar frenzy. Yet at times soft as a pillow. One comparison that crops up duals as an art form; Karate. Recording Styles and Techniques. These sessions were the result of recording live to tape, 8-tracks in particular. A fold-down would generally take place. This is where you record 5-6 tracks of instrumentation live then mix, obtain another 6 tracks of recording. The additional tracks would often contain vastly different instruments remixed along side the initial mix. Not too different from say a late ’60s session squeezing 18-20 instruments onto 8 tracks of tape.
Homestyle Dinner Rolls
From their name to their music to their beautiful hair, Homestyle Dinner Rolls is bound to turn heads. Crashing onto the underground Utah scene in 2020, HDR has made a name for themselves opening for artists such as Jeremy Jordan, Dexter and the Moonrocks, and Winona Fighter. Called “a Provo favorite” by Provo Music Magazine, each show they put on is a spectacle; “And boy do Homestyle Dinner Rolls know how to loosen an atmosphere and encourage interaction.” With plans to tour in early 2026 and an increasingly popular online presence, Homestyle Dinner Rolls is bound to be the next big name in rock. Even if it is a silly one.