Tedeschi Trucks Band
A twelve-piece American ensemble led by slide guitarist Derek Trucks and singer-guitarist Susan Tedeschi. Formed in 2010, the band blends blues, soul, gospel, and rock, and won a Grammy for its 2011 debut Revelator.
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My Morning Jacket
My Morning Jacket is an American rock band formed in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1998 and led by Jim James. Known for reverb-heavy vocals and expansive live shows, they became a defining 2000s indie and jam-scene act.
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Stephen Wilson Jr.
A former scientist and boxer from Seymour, Indiana, Stephen Wilson Jr. fuses 1990s alternative rock with deep country roots in a sound he calls death cap rock and roll. His 2023 double album Son of Dad made him one of the most acclaimed new voices in Americana.
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Lukas Nelson
Singer, guitarist, and songwriter Lukas Nelson leads the country and roots-rock band Promise of the Real, which also spent years backing Neil Young. His catalog runs from classic country ballads to warm California roots rock.
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Larkin Poe
Larkin Poe is an Atlanta blues-rock band led by sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell, known for lap steel slide guitar and close sibling harmony across six studio albums.
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Andy Frasco & The U.N.
Andy Frasco & The U.N. is a Los Angeles funk and party-rock band led by pianist and bandleader Andy Frasco. A relentless touring act, it is a fixture of the modern jam-band and festival circuit.
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Chuck Prophet
Chuck Prophet is a San Francisco guitarist and songwriter who came up in the 1980s Paisley Underground band Green on Red before a long solo career, a witty, hook-driven roots-rock craftsman across albums like The Age of Miracles and Temple Beautiful.
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lespecial
lespecial is a Connecticut power trio that fuses heavy electro-funk, progressive rock, metal, and electronic production into a genre-blurring live show, with four studio albums since 2015 including Cheen and Odd Times.
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Denitia
Denitia is an American singer, songwriter, and producer who moved from atmospheric Brooklyn indie R&B to a hazy, guitar-lit strain of Nashville Americana, self-producing across albums like Highways and Sunset Drive.
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Coyote Island
Coyote Island is a Florida-rooted indie and electronic project blending chillwave textures, live-band jam grooves, and reggae rhythms, with guests like Matisyahu and Mihali of Twiddle.
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Tyler Ramsey
Tyler Ramsey is an Asheville fingerstyle guitarist and songwriter who spent a decade as lead guitarist of Band of Horses. His solo catalog runs from the 2007 debut A Long Dream About Swimming Across the Sea to 2024's New Lost Ages.
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Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast
A powerhouse soul-rock band from Asheville, North Carolina, fronted by vocalist Caitlin Krisko. Known for a big live show, they built a run of singles and EPs into the studio album Heirloom.
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Zach Person
Zach Person is an Austin blues-rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for a heavy, riff-driven sound and raw live sessions, from official singles and the 2024 album Let's Get Loud to widely shared Audiotree performances.
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Jason Scott & The High Heat
An Oklahoma City band blending country, soul, and roots rock, led by songwriter Jason Scott and his backing group The High Heat, spanning the debut album Castle Rock and the 2025 full-length American Grin.
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The Faux Paws
A genre-bending American roots trio built around brothers Andrew and Noah VanNorstrand with multi-instrumentalist Chris Miller, mixing fiddle, guitar, and saxophone across old-time, bluegrass, and dance traditions.
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Joslyn & The Sweet Compression
An American soul and funk band from Lexington, Kentucky, fronted by powerhouse vocalist Joslyn Hampton, reviving classic 1960s and 1970s rhythm and blues with a horn-driven sound.
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The Black Lillies
A Knoxville, Tennessee band formed in 2009 and led by songwriter Cruz Contreras, blending Appalachian folk, classic country, and roots-rock across five studio albums.
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Mama Said String Band
Mama Said String Band is a contemporary American bluegrass and string band playing original acoustic music on banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, and upright bass across four studio albums.
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Organ Fairchild
Organ Fairchild is an American instrumental organ trio in the soul-jazz and jam tradition, built around a Hammond organ, electric guitar, and drums, turning greasy funk grooves into extended improvisation.
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Holler Choir
An Asheville, North Carolina band led by songwriter Clint Roberts, blending Appalachian old-time and bluegrass instrumentation with close-harmony folk-rock songwriting.
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Bronwyn Keith-Hynes
An award-winning bluegrass fiddler and the featured fiddle player in Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, whose clean, driving tone anchors both her own records, led by Fiddler's Pastime, and a long list of collaborations.
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Parlor Greens
Parlor Greens are an American instrumental Hammond organ trio working in the classic soul-jazz and funk tradition, recording for Colemine and Karma Chief Records.
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Penelope Road
An American indie roots-rock band whose warm, guitar-forward songwriting spans two EPs and a run of singles, including live sessions cut at Macon's historic Capricorn Sound Studios.
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Bella Rayne
Bella Rayne is a teenage, self-taught guitarist and songwriter from Mendocino, California, blending Southern rock, Americana, and jam-band improvisation around a big electric guitar tone.
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Big Daddy Love
Big Daddy Love is a Winston-Salem band that blends bluegrass instrumentation, Southern rock, and jam-band improvisation into what they call Appalachian rock, a fixture of the Southeastern festival circuit across five albums since 2008.
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The Dip
The Dip is a seven-piece soul and rhythm-and-blues band from Seattle built around a full horn section, joining classic 1960s and 1970s soul arrangements to contemporary songwriting across albums like The Dip Delivers and Sticking With It.
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Amble
Amble is an Irish folk trio formed in Dublin in 2022, known for close three-part harmonies and acoustic string arrangements, whose debut album Reverie followed a run of EPs.
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Zion Marley
Zion Marley is a contemporary reggae singer and songwriter, and a grandson of Bob Marley, building a catalog of roots-forward singles across the mid-2020s.
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The Animeros
An American instrumental band blending cumbia rhythms and Latin grooves with reverb-soaked desert and border rock, with a compact catalog centered on a 2024 self-titled EP and a run of singles.
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Railroad Earth
Six New Jersey players who took a Kerouac poem and a bluegrass string band, plugged them into the endless jam, and built two decades of Red Rocks-sized improvisation.
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AJ Lee & Blue Summit
A Santa Cruz band led by mandolin prodigy and award-winning singer AJ Lee, blending high-lonesome bluegrass with swing, country, and warm Americana.
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