The Fell Swoop has been a staple of the San Francisco live music scene for over 10 years. Mixing pop, rock, funk and soul vibes with lyrics inspired by the contemporary queer experience, they lay everything on the table for their live shows, always leaving crowds ready for more.  The band has built a reputation in the Bay Area, appearing at clubs, summer festivals, and large public events / city sponsored fairs. Their music is groove-forward and detail-driven, balancing danceable energy with thoughtful songwriting and dynamic ensemble playing.

Thrown-Out Bones is a collective of lifelong music nerds serving up swagger-dripping rock, tense and sexy blues, funky Latin grooves, and soaring harmonies. Their original songs are a supernova of existentialism and snark and their live performances manage a delicate balance between tight polish and improvisational musical mania. Fronted by the magnetic, euphoric fusion of lead-singing lesbo Liliana on drums and her hella-gay bestie Nick on guitar, this band delivers a truly unique musical experience that can only be felt live. On stage, the synergy between the band is electric, manifesting their signature spontaneity. Whether it be improvising songs about a member of the audience or inviting them onstage to sing lead, Thrown-Out Bones rides the power of a live crowd and encourages fans to drive what each show looks and sounds like.

gloomy june is the soundtrack of a fog-soaked San Francisco Summer. Punk guitar riffs and rhythms combine with glossy synthpop to create emotional anthems you can simultaneously mosh and yearn to. After writing and road-testing their songs in 20+ North American states and provinces, as well as Pouzza Fest (Montreal), SXSW, Noise Pop Fest (San Francsico), and The Fest (Florida), gloomy june havejust released their heavily-anticipated full-length album. Catch them performing at your local LGBTQ+ Pride festival or punk space soon, and be prepared to dance while being vulnerable with your friends.

If The Sex Pistols and Angel Olsen had a musical baby, it would be The Furious Tits. These jaded punks will have you quitting your job, kissing a stranger and saving the planet by the end of their set. Call them Queercore, call them Climatecore, The Furious Tits bend genre like guitar strings. Their lyrics are snarky, their bass lines are funky, their drum beats are rhythmic catnip, and their guitar licks will melt your face.