Ollie Joseph & Matt Corman
The Callous Daoboys
The recklessly free-spirited collective from Atlanta, Georgia, revels in high-strung extremity, music that’s somehow dense, impenetrable, and chaotic yet confusingly inviting.
Past Self
Past self is a Las Vegas-based Darkwave and Shoegaze band. Known for their swirling guitar tones, distinct image, and unique blend of Korean and English lyrics that the band has dubbed “K-Goth,” they’ve quickly gathered the attention of the wider goth scene as a whole. Pulling heavily from bands like The Cure, Molchat Doma and Slowdive, the band consists of Sung (Vocals/Guitar), aether (Keys) and Spektor (Bass). They’ve opened for acts such as Twin Tribes, French Police, Mareux and Drab Majesty. In 2021, The band released their debut album, “Bedrot,” followed by their West Coast Tour, where they met their then up-and-coming peers “Deceits.” After embracing more Korean elements into their music with the release of 2023’s “Die Cry Hate,” the band took part as Deceits supporting act for the East Coast leg of their “…If There’s No Heaven” tour in the Summer of 2024; followed-up by an appearance alongside them at the El Rey Theater. That same year, they collaborated with Haunt Me for the single “Sinner.” In October 2024, past self played Substance San Antonio alongside artists like Topographies, Black Marble, and Riki. On December 13th, past self released their newest EP, “Premonitions.”
Colby Acuff
A fifth-generation Idahoan, Acuff grew up watching his hometown Coeur d’Alene transform before his eyes. One by one, the lumber mills closed down as a blue-collar town turned into a ritzy resort escape for elites from around the country. Acuff’s childhood was full of music — Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, bluegrass — that situated all the changes he witnessed in a long lineage of working-class American struggle, and soundtracked the nostalgia felt by watching a way of life become bygone. By the time Acuff released his 2020 debut Life Of A Rolling Stone, his perspective and concerns as an artist were already fully-formed. He’d make two more albums while living in Idaho, 2021’s If I Were The Devil and 2022’s Honky Tonk Heaven before moving to Nashville to record 2023’s Western White Pines and 2024’s American Son with producer Eddie Spear (Zach Bryan and Brandi Carlile). After the release of American Son, Acuff sat down with his right-hand man, producer Eddie Spear, and they puzzled over a new approach to the next project. They decided to go out and talk to people, take the temperature, see what listeners wanted to hear. The resulting work still boasts the thoughtful reflections on American life that Acuff has made his name on, but refuses to simply stare into the void. Instead, the throughlines of the project became resilience and optimism even in the bleakest times. Having toured with the likes of Luke Combs, Charles Wesley Godwin, 49 Winchester, Midland, Whiskey Myers, Flatland Cavalry, Jon Pardi, Muscadine Bloodline and more, Acuff is embarking on the Handmade Horsepower headline tour in 2026 playing shows all across the country. For more info, please visit colbyacuff.com.
Auslander – Rammstein Tribute
Chasing Supernovas
WEEDEATER
Goalkeeper
When opportunity knocks, Philly natives Goalkeeper are the ones answering the door. Ryan Beebe (Singer/Bassist), MarcJuliano (Guitarist), and Cody Ritchie (Drummer) came together at a critical point to create a storm of melodic hooks and hard-hitting pure pop punk. Finding inspiration in the expanding genre, Goalkeeper wants to prove there’s still new sounds to be heard, and focuses on tight, driving song writing. Their music emphasizes a refined, fervent sound influenced by early pop punk front runners, with lyrics that are fixated on introspective growth. Goalkeeper has supported such bands such as State Champs, The Starting Line, Hit The Lights, Real Friends, Winona Fighter, Driveways, With Confidence and more. Check out their new EP “Pins and Needles” released October 4th, 2024, produced by Nik Bruzzese (The Story So Far/ Man Overboard). Capture This is a pop punk band from Denver Colorado, consisting or Andrew, Alex, Leah, and Zach. Their debut EP “Tangled” released in 2025, as a culmination of a series of singles released throughout the 2 years beforehand. Locally, they grew quickly, landing shows with The Plain White T’s, The Spill Canvas, Knox, and even playing with Wet Leg and Bob Moses at the Mission Ballroom. With a strong community of friends and fans behind them, 2026 is now the year they bring their own brand of nostalgia to the rest of the country, and begin to get the road!
LIE
The Koffin Kats
The Koffin Kats Koffin Kats are a psychobilly trio from Detroit, Michigan. Fusing the swing of classic rockabilly with the hot-wired energy and ghoulish imagery of Misfits, this band proves that high-octane psychobilly is still alive and kicking in the American midwest. Koffin Kats were formed in 2003 by lead singer and upright bassist Vic Victor and guitarist/vocalist Tommy Koffin, who had been part of the Motor City punk scene for some time before trying their hands at the doom-struck twang of their punk-rockabilly fusion. The trio released their first album, simply titled “Koffin Kats”, in 2004, and hit the road in support of the record. Since then, the Koffin Kats have maintained a busy tour schedule, frequently gigging on the West Coast as well as closer to home, and have released 10 full length albums and 2 EP’s, the latest of which was 2024’s “Higher Lows”. https://www.facebook.com/koffinkats/ The Rumours – (rock n roll / punk rock from Waterloo, IA) https://therumours.bandcamp.com/ Carrie Nation & the Speakeasy – (dark-psychedelic-speedfolk band from Wichita, KS) https://carrienationandthespeakeasy.bandcamp.com/
