Bear Ghost is an Adventure Rock band from Phoenix, AZ that fuses intricate musicianship, melodies and song structure to deliver a one of a kind sound.    With the release of the band's first full length album entitled "Blasterpiece", the Phoenix market took notice. Bear Ghost quickly became one of the area's favorite bands and "Blasterpiece" received high critical acclaim, winning the Album Of The Year for 2016 from the Phoenix New Times.   Over the years Bear Ghost has enjoyed international recognition through fans discovering the band on Spotify. Both albums and the latest singles combined have gained over 50 million streams on the platform. Bear Ghost is currently streamed to over 350,000 listeners monthly, a number that is steadily increasing as time proceeds.   Bear Ghost released it's single "Sirens" in January 2020, which was featured on Spotify's "All New Rock" playlist, then released the Christmas EP "Invited To The Christmas Party By Mistake" followed by a Christmas day 2020 release of their single "Big Town Banky Blaine's Rockabilly BBQ". In 2023 leading up to the full album release of "Jiminy" later in the year the band released the single "Rivers Is A Vampire" which reached 1,000,000 streams in a little over 5 months on Spotify.   The Fall 2023 release of "jiminy" is a long awaited effort that fans around the world have been anticipating.

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Sarah and the Safe Word is a cabaret rock band from Atlanta. Since their formation in 2015, the band has carved out a niche with their infectious energy, boundary-pushing creativity, and unapologetically queer ethos. From the start, Sarah and the Safe Word have made waves – catching the attention of music lovers and industry leaders alike. In 2017, Vans Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman personally invited them to join the legendary tour’s lineup, cementing their place as one of the most exciting new acts in alternative music. Their cameo on the CW's The Originals — where they performed during a queer werewolf-witch wedding — showcased their theatrical flair to a wider audience. Their album “Red Hot and Holy” was praised by Alternative Press as a “contender for Debut of the Year.” Sarah and the Safe Word have since embarked on numerous national and international tours, leaving a trail of sated audiences in their wake. In 2019, the band signed with Take This To Heart Records, who described them as “a band that exists in two worlds, each a century apart.” Their sound and aesthetic seamlessly bridge these worlds: one is the smoky, velvet-lined speakeasy of a bygone era, where tales of swashbucklers, femme fatales, and racing demons play out over lush cabaret-inspired instrumentation. The other is the raw, sweat-drenched underground of modern punk shows, where a collectivist spirit reigns supreme, and every show is a celebration of liberation, self-expression, and community without borders. Sarah and the Safe Word’s live performances are as much a spectacle as a concert, weaving bold narratives and theatrical flourishes into their punk-meets-cabaret sound. The band’s message is one of radical inclusion, embracing their fans as a family of outsiders, dreamers, and storytellers. In a world where authenticity is currency, Sarah and the Safe Word aspire to be rich beyond measure, offering a space where everyone can feel seen, heard, and celebrated.