With time to kill and an attic to jam in, Arcy Drive, a group of four good buds from Northport, New York, began forming their scratchy but spirited sound. Traveling in a 1989 Toyota van, they shared their music locally, coining the term “Attic-Rock.” After a summer in their hometown and a newfound passion for playing live, the four renovated an old school bus and began touring the U.S. before their first official release. Many dive bars and music halls later, their “Barefoot Tour” landed the band a new cult following. Over the last couple of years, the group has released a live album, Attic Sessions, a studio EP, Beach Plum, and their debut studio album, The Pit, released in April 2025. They have amassed over 35 million streams and have played Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Gov Ball, Shaky Knees, Kilby Block Party, and more. Their international following grew after their first trip overseas in May 2025, selling out their first London headline show. Their most recent The Pit Tour: 2025 was a massive success in the U.S., selling out 31 of 36 shows. The tour spanned September through November and included sold-out headline shows in NYC (Webster Hall), Chicago (Metro), Boston (Royale), Philadelphia (Brooklyn Bowl), Los Angeles (Troubadour), and many more. Selling over a combined Looking ahead to 2026, Arcy Drive can be seen at Noah Kahan’s Out of the Blue Festival in January, as well as High Water Festival in April. They will embark on a spring headline tour, hitting more than 20 cities through May. The band will also return to the UK later in the year, with exciting festival appearances still to be announced. Keep your ears open in 2026 for the band’s debut studio album with Atlantic Records!

The Gringos are an emerging alternative rock band from Athens, GA who blend the rawenergy of garage rock, melodic indie hooks, and classic rock influences. Formed by agroup of college friends, the band evolved from playing covers at local bars and houseparties to writing original music and bringing their dynamic live performances toaudiences across the US. Driven by gritty guitar riffs, raspy vocals, and compellingmelodies, their music explores the complexities of relationships and the uncertainties ofyoung adulthood. Their latest EP,Tossing and Turning,captures the emotional highsand lows of searching for connection, navigating heartbreak, and holding on to thepossibility of love. Rooted in the spirit of Athens' rich music scene, The Gringos arecarving out their own place in the next generation of alternative rock.

Arts Fishing Club is more than just a band; they are storytellers, explorers of the human condition, and purveyors of living life boldly. An ethos demonstrated by frontman Christopher Kessenich’s first 4.5 month tour in which he walked 1600 miles along the east coast from Maine to Atlanta to Nashville, played 60 shows, and slept in strangers’ living room floors. The boldness that compelled such an adventure is felt in AFC’s electrifying live shows where the band weaves the raw energy of rock and the introspective lyrical honesty of folk to create a sound that is timeless and refreshingly original. Whether performing in sold out small clubs or on festival stages (Bonnaroo, Summerfest, Treefort, Mile of Music), their engaging stage presence and ability to connect with fans makes their live performances a cornerstone of their success. With a growing fanbase, commitment to pushing their creative boundaries, and an infectiously entertaining live show, Arts Fishing Club is poised to make a lasting impact on the indie music landscape.