One could say Centershift has been a band in-the-making since the mid-’90s when vocalist/guitarist Jasan Radford and drummer Michael Tarabotto first played together in a short-lived alternative rock outfit called Bluprnt. Shortly after that, Radford kicked-off OneSideZero (Maverick Records) and went on to record “Is This Room Getting Smaller” to critical acclaim, touring with iconic names including System Of A Down, Static X, Incubus and a host of other bands that would make any post-grunge fan’s toes curl. It was through touring that Radford first met bassist Ted Wenri of Bemus fame, when both their bands toured with Dredg. “Over the years, we got together, formulated songs and always knew we wanted to play together. Finally, through the stars aligning, we created Centershift,” says Radford. Guitarist Ryan Stuber (Shuvel), who joined the line-up this fall, also has history of making music with Radford in a previous project called The Knife Outline.  Though the band has a long history, this incarnation is brimming with new ideas. “Everything comes from an emotional starting point,” explains Radford who shares lyric-writing with his bandmates to present a unified front. “When we step on stage, we want the four of us to be playing that song because we all feel it internally.”

Satellite Citi are a Hard Rock band hailing from Los Angeles, CA. Front-woman, Anna Gevorkian, serves as both lead vocalist and drummer, combining infectiously catchy vocals with thunderous drums. Guitarist and backing vocalist, Shaunt Sulahian, provides powerful and distinctive guitar riffs that resurrect the hard rock genre with its originality. The band are joined on stage by anonymous Spacewalkers on bass, guitar, and keys, for their live show. Their debut record “Fear Tactics” is out now; Produced by Brad Wood (Smashing Pumpkins, Placebo), Mastered by Hans DeKline (U2, Pixies).

Influenced by a variety of hard rock, punk, and industrial music, Analog Party’s unique sound captures the existential feelings that many young people share in an increasingly tumultuous world.

Daybreak Ends is a four-piece band from Hollywood California. The band fuses elements of metal and punk to catchy hooks, melodies, and three part harmonies. They have been on six self-booked tours that have included four month tours which took the band from coast to coast. They have released 3 studio albums to date and are currently working on new music to be released in 2023. What happens when you fuse four different influences into one common sound? You get heart-pounding, jaw-dropping, haunting beats, riffs, and melodies that you won't want to stop listening to! Daybreak Ends has been sharing the stage with artists for almost 20 years. Everywhere they go, they leave a lasting impression and have a tendency to always be ahead of the game. Professional, hard working, and driven. These four just simply love music and love performing!  GREG - VOCALS JONNY- DRUMS MIKE - GUITAR JOSH - BASS

MAL: THE must see power trio of Los Angeles. Named by critics as the "Hall and Oates" of metal, this rock band brings passion, fire and brimstone to the stage. When seeing MAL you "have drunk deeply of everything. You have crushed the grapes against your palate. Nothing has been hidden from you. And it has all been to you no more than the sound of music...upon which our lives depend."