DEERHOOF: For more than three decades, Deerhoof has remained one of independent music's most fearless and inventive bands. Formed in San Francisco in 1994, the quartet has built a devoted worldwide following by blending art rock, noise, punk, pop, and avant-garde experimentation into a sound that is entirely their own.  Led by the unmistakable vocals and bass of Satomi Matsuzaki alongside drummer Greg Saunier and guitarists John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez, Deerhoof's songs effortlessly shift between delicate melodies, explosive rhythms, playful hooks, and exhilarating chaos. Their unpredictable live performances have earned acclaim from fans and critics alike, cementing their reputation as one of the most exciting bands to experience on stage.  With more than 20 studio albums—including their latest release, Noble and Godlike in Ruin—Deerhoof continues to push creative boundaries while refusing to repeat themselves. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, a Deerhoof show is an unforgettable journey through one of modern music's most original catalogs. GERBER & THE BABIES: Goddamn kids! Always with the screaming and yelling, and now with synthesizers yet! Surely this album spells the end of polite society as we know it!" Gerber and The Babies have solidified a brand of silly, catchy, midwest egg punk with influences ranging from Black Flag to The Residents. With subject matter relating to sex pests, mental health, and a deep rooted love of dogs, Gerber and The Babies do not hold back in attacking the audience with screeching synth arpeggios and blaring fuzzed out guitar. Hold onto your pearls or these Gerbz will pawn them for bus and temporary tattoo money. You have been warned. CREDIT CARD : Credit Card from Detroit has been generating significant buzz in the underground music scene since starting in 2025. Spawned by members of other notable Detroit bands, they have created a new sound inspired by two of Detroit’s biggest exports: punk and techno. Live shows consisting of strobe lights and mosh pits, subwoofer-pushing beats for punks in leather jackets dancing recklessly to hard EBM in a nihilistic trance. The first 7” single titled (CC) – a reference to the infamous Germs release – sold out immediately at the release show in Detroit, leaving fans hungry for more. The band is currently working on their debut album (or “mixtape” according to the band) to be released in 2026. If the response from local shows at Smalls, Paris Bar, and underground warehouse parties is any indicator, this will be one of the most anticipated releases of the year.