Tony Evans Jr
Tony Evans Jr. is a rising country artist from Country Roads, Georgia, known for blending Southern storytelling with the soul of R&B. Inspired by artists like George Strait and Glen Campbell, his music carries both emotional depth and timeless warmth. Tony’s breakout singles like “Somebody’s Gotta Do It” and “Hotel Room” introduced his signature sound—a heartfelt mix of tradition and modern edge. In 2023, he released his EP Starless with producer Ron Fair, and his next project, “Leave Me in the Dark”, is set to arrive in 2025. With performances at SXSW, the Grammy Museum, and on The Tamron Hall Show, Tony is helping shape the future of country music.
Crawford & Power
Crawford & Power, a dynamic duo hailing from Southwest Virginia, are redefining the country music scene with their distinctive sound. Rooted in southern authenticity, Jake Crawford’s commanding vocals seamlessly blend with Ethan Power’s modern Dobro approach, crafting their own brand of Appalachian Red Dirt Country. Already leaving their mark, Crawford & Power have shared the stage with notable artists like The Marshall Tucker Band, Willie Nelson, Travis Tritt, and more. Their career gained momentum with the release of their debut EP, “Play a Hank Jr. Song,” propelling them to over 5 million on-demand streams. Following up with singles like “She Liked to Get High” & “Letting You Go,” the duo spent 2022/2023 in the studio with Producer Grady Saxman, unveiling their latest EP, “Bring it On Home,” as well as multiple singles in 2023. As they set their sights on 2024 and beyond, Crawford & Power are preparing new music and continued musical exploration. This duo is just getting started, poised to captivate audiences with their evolving sound.
Handguns, 30 Is Dead, and Wash Away
Handguns: Pennsylvania pop punk band known for emotionally charged lyrics, chaotic live shows, and a true DIY spirit. Since 2008, they’ve built a loyal fanbase that blends ray energy with melodic hooks. 30 Is Dead: 30 is Dead is an intoxicating whirlwind of punk, pop, hardcore, and noise with a vow to never write the same song twice. Drawing inspiration from legends like NOFX and Suicidal Tendencies, aiming for the pop-punk highs of Pup and hardcore lows of Knocked Loose, they’ve carved out a distinct niche in the North Carolina music scene. Renowned for their explosive live shows sharing the stage with bands ranging from The Queers to The Callous Daoboys, 30 is Dead is on a mission to conquer ever-larger basements, creating memorable, high-energy performances. Wash Away: Forsyth County locals, Wash Away, aim to blend fans of hardcore and punk music on a common ground with their short, high energy songs built with fast paced verses, catchy hooks, passionate breakdowns , and intriguing tempo changes. Drawing influences from bands such as: No Pressure, Koyo, Comeback Kid, Trophy Eyes, and Finch – The group strive to bring inclusive and fun energy to their show as they perform their version of hardcore fusion in a modernized package mixing fast, melodic music with dark tones, and heavy vocals looking to bring a new, upbeat, sound to the North Carolina punk and hardcore scene. Grandma Stamms ( food Truck ): The smashburger & fries taste like driving a topless 67 Caddie while listening to Bruce Springsteen to go walk on the beach boardwalk whilst holding hands with your main squeeze!
Ben Sollee
Ben Sollee is an American cellist, singer-songwriter, and composer known for his political activism. His music incorporates banjo, guitar, and mandolin along with percussion and unusual cello techniques. His songs exhibit a mix of folk, bluegrass, jazz, and R&B elements. Sollee has also composed longer instrumental pieces for dance ensembles and for film.
Melodramatic, Transeunte Errante, and Convelescent
The Finns
The Finns are gonna do Finn’s things!
Robbie Fulks w/ The Carolina Cutups
Robbie Fulks has always been more than a conventional country singer and songwriter. After growing up in North Carolina and spending time in New York City, Fulks began his professional music career playing bluegrass in the band Special Consensus before emerging as a solo artist in Chicago during the mid-1990s. His early albums received nationwide praise for blending a modern sensibility with honky-tonk country. His creative partnership with the late Steve Albini resulted in a string of highly regarded albums, showcasing his sharp lyrical wit, sophisticated instrumentation, and inventive storytelling.
Sweet Dream, Brandon Tenney, and General Purpose
Big Shrimp w/ Royal Jelly
Big Shrimp, the young and hungry quartet formed in 2024 and based in Bridgeport, CT, delivers a unique blend of masterful, high energy guitar work and well-crafted songwriting. Their extensive repertoire includes over 100 original songs that balance complexity with a straightforward appeal. The band builds on the foundation laid by its now inactive predecessor, Baked Shrimp. The musicians in their mid-20’s have performed at major festivals like Peach Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, Northlands Live, and Mile of Music, and have shared the stage with notable acts such as Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead, The Disco Biscuits, Dopapod, Twiddle, and Andy Frasco & The U.N. w/ Royal Jelly (Greensboro)
Finding Emo*
Get ready to scream, jump, and sing your heart out: Finding Emo* is bringing all your favorite 2000s pop punk anthems to life! Featuring songs from Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory, My Chemical Romance, and more, they’ll deliver every hook, breakdown, and lyric you still know by heart. Dust off your studded belt and eyeliner and lace up your Vans. This is the throwback concert you’ve been waiting for!
