Lupe Carroll is a bluesy singer-songwriter who writes romantic tunes with a quartet of instrumentalists. He began as a solo artist performing in coffee shops and bars around the city.
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Jeremy Quentin is the man behind US based project “Small Houses”. His characteristically poetic lyricism and soft vocals are set to the tune of simple fingerstyle guitar.
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Daniel Champagne is an acoustic guitarist from Australia. His mix of percussive body hits and classical training makes for a wild and intriguing performance.
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Zach Heckendorf is a hip hop loving guitarist who plays percussive acoustic rock. Inspired by the versatility of players like Tommy Immanuel, Heckendorf brings a calm to the hectic guitar style.
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Folksinger P.M. Buys has a harmonica slung from his neck and a well-aged guitar in his hands, easily fitting his Midwest predecessors like Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan.
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Jillian Edwards is a soft-spoken acoustic musician whose songwriting is delicately crafted. They are open autobiographical dialogues with characters both fictional and real. She strums across the strings crooning about the reality of struggles within committed love.
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Koji is a singer-songwriter who began his music career in 2010. He has toured with bands of various genres including La Dispute, Title Fight and Balance and Composure.
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Heather Maloney is a socially-concerned solo musician whose meditative past shines throughout her intimate acoustic rock.
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Emma Ruth Rundle is a songwriter who incorporates dark, swathing pedal effects to achieve her tidal wave of sound.
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Haley Bonar is a Midwestern songwriter who writes swirling, dark alternative rock. Her freshest sound features doomy synth pads and heavily fuzzed guitars.
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Nathaniel Rateliff is a singer-songwriter from Missouri. Working closely with guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Pope III, the band creates personal, experiential folk rock.
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Sam Stephenson is a Sydney, Australia native formerly of pop group Fisher King. With a gritty yet soothing vocal sound all his own and guitar stylings complements of James Taylor, he forms striking and relevant singer-songwriter tunes.
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Lady Lamb the Beekeeper is the moniker and alter-ego of indie-punk musician Aly Spaltro. She’s cultivated her chops in the late after hours of a DVD rental store in Brunswick, ME. Rambling, dissociative phrasing and jangly instrumentation are pitted against a sweet but powerful vocal effort.
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Eric Hutchinson is an American singer-songwriter born and raised in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C., Hutchinson first began performing in public while attending Emerson College, a performing arts-oriented university located in downtown Boston.
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Elenowen is a singer-songwriter duo from Nashville whose intimate, relational music stems from the connected minds of the band themselves. This “chemistry” is a togetherness that exists in a realm other from the members themselves but unites them in sound creation.
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Diane Birch is a piano-rock singer-songwriter from Brooklyn with particular nostalgia for the finest sounds of yesteryear’s pop.
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The Acoustic Basement is an all-acoustic tour as well as a stage set up at the Warped Tour in the US and UK. On the stage, a group of promising punk bands stripped down to vocals and guitar perform tracks from their solo records.
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Danny Malone is a singer-songwriter from Austin, TX whose conflicted, trudging voice obsesses over themes of depression, loneliness, and nihilism. His distinctive croon is gritty yet friendly, touching deep to the listener’s guts. Danny’s toothy grin glimmers in the higher register, showing his glossed over inner turmoil.
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Using simple chord progressions iconized by folk greats, Nick Santino strives to weave them together in a fashion that is fresh and evolved.
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Jarle Bernhoft is a pedal-looping champion, emitting an orchestra of sounds steadily developed from clapping, whistling, singing and guitar playing.
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