Tow’rs is an indie folk rock band from Northern Arizona. At the heart of the band is duo Kyle and Gretta Miller. They’ve spent the last eleven years making music in their backyard studio and touring the country with their band and two kids. The music translates their memories, questions, heartbreak, and hope into raw, honest indie-folk-rock songs, driven by an alternative singer-songwriter pulse. The group is set to release their eighth studio album this coming March 2026. An intentional collection of poems made into songs meant as reminders and hopes in the quiet of morning or reflection of evening. The album will be celebrated in a series of shows along the West coast of the U.S in mid march 2026. Tickets available at towrsmusic.com/tour.

Lennon VanderDoes is an indie singer-songwriter whose evocative music draws inspiration from artists like “Lord Huron”, “Sufjan Stevens” and “City and Colour” to name a few. His sound captures the essence of the indie-folk scene, mixed in with elements of Americana, indie rock and alt country.  Lennon gained widespread recognition as a standout contestant on NBC's The Voice, where one of his emotional performances moved John Legend to tears. Lennon's music is deeply inspired by his life on the road, reflecting the stories and experiences he gathers while touring. Based in Phoenix, he continues to evolve as a songwriter, crafting songs that resonate with audiences through their authenticity and emotional depth. As he travels and performs, Lennon remains committed to creating music that transports listeners into his unique world.