Built to Spill is an indie rock band from Boise, ID, formed in 1992 by guitarist/vocalist Doug Martsch. In 2024 they celebrate 30 years of "There's’ Nothing Wrong with Love, their second full-length album, performing it in its entirely.  For this celebration tour the band also brings the recording’s original cello player, John McMahon. Known as well for their rotating line up, Built to Spill currently counts with Melanie Radford on bass and Teresa Esguerra on drums.

Larry Yes is an artist, songwriter and musician who focuses on positivity, humor and heartfelt emotion. The conceptual basis of my work is messages of love designed to spotlight our interconnectedness. All humans are family, born from the same elements, and love is our shared home. Colors, shapes, words, and melodies help point the way to that home. Intentional, positive art for the people is needed now more than ever. My work aims to connect people to each other and themselves.

Bijoux Cone is an artist, musician, producer and DJ from Portland, Oregon (USA). She is known for her solo and band’s musical performances, where she combines her distinctive voice with punk, house and experimental rock. In addition to her solo work, Bijoux is the current keyboardist and guitarist for the feminist pop band The Gossip (Sony). She has also toured as bassist for legendary outsider artist Gary Wilson and she is one half of the electronic duo The Mommys. As a woman of trans experience, Bijoux celebrates queer and transgender perspectives throughout her body of work. Her music, art and life is unapologetically queer. Her storytelling chronicles surgery, rejection, survival and queer love. Bijoux stands with one foot in the emotional realm and the other in conceptual. Her music and art is tragic, romantic, anthemic… In a live performance, she explores her life and identity through rhythm, synthesizers, and post-punk guitars as well as experimental collage, fashion and performance art. Bijoux has a Masters in Fine Arts from the United States at the Pacific NW College of Art in conceptual and performance art and a Bachelor’s in Fine Art / Film Certificate from University of Oregon. She has exhibited experimental performances using her body and sound producing sculptures, installation and video in galleries across the United States and internationally. Bijoux Cone has performed as main support for of Montreal, Built to Spill, Part Time, Ariel Pink, Television, U.S. Girls, Sean Nicholas Savage, and many others. In her work with The Gossip, they have headlined world class festivals such as Glastonbury, C6, BBC6 and many others.