First off, Hollywood’s Frankie + the Studs rock like hell. But you can sing along while you jack your fist into the air. They’re a mix of dirty converse, and messy black hair, slender hips and big kohl eyes, sexual tension and youthful verve, and you can tell their record collections are crammed with ’70s punk and glam. This spanking new quartet plays impassioned rock ’n’ roll music—the essential kind that can only be made by kids who use power-chord shout-outs and spiky lullabies to define their nighttime worlds and busted hearts. Already scoring opening slots for the iconic B-52’s, Billie Joe Armstrong’s The Longshot, The Struts, and Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols. Frankie + The Studs will either be the saviors of rock ’n’ roll for a whole new generation of kids ready to smash culture to bits, or they’ll crash and flame out like The New York Dolls. No middle ground here. But that’s rock ‘n’ roll, how it was meant to be. 

Born from the dust of the Mojave Desert, Ryder Waite is a genre-bending, femme-fronted, five piece rock band with enough salt and sultry to leave you more than satisfied. Naked lyricism and soul-moving solos bring the music of Ryder Waite to life. Raw and unapologetic, you’ll be floored from the first chord.

Initially a solo project created in 2013 for Chris Scott’s electronic music, Cloud Seeker, after releasing the project's first two singles, would evolve into a duo comprised of former featured artist, Aaron Howles, and Scott. Together they combined their eclectic blend of rock, pop, and electronic music to create a unique style of indie pop-rock. From there, the duo would yet again change the musical direction of Cloud Seeker, recruiting drummer Aaron Muñoz and bassist Evan Gamble into the band. Cloud Seeker would go on to embrace a blend of pop-punk and 90s alternative with a focus on bigger-than-life production and compact yet full songwriting.