For over a decade, the rapper Earl Sweatshirt has galvanized fans with his virtuosic storytelling, generous vulnerability, and lyrical gift. A wunderkind that emerged at just 16 from the raw and incendiary Odd Future collective, Earl quickly set himself apart with his dense introspection, off-kilter cadences, and a brooding intellect that belied his youth. Across a number of albums and widespread critical acclaim, Earl has cemented himself as a definitive poet chronicling growth, self-discovery, and the resonant moods of a generation. His live shows embody the intimacy of a cipher with the volume of a stadium, creating a space where fans don’t just listen, they testify.

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Spoon, Austin’s esteemed rock ambassadors, and New Zealand quartet The Beths are teaming up for a co-headline tour this summer. Spoon’s most recent album, Lucifer on the Sofa, garnered the band a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album, while the Beth’s 2025 release, Straight Line Was a Lie, was a mainstay on year-end ‘Best Of’ lists, including Rolling Stone, Consequence of Sound, Slate, and many more.

Few bands enter their fifth decade of making music with all the fierce creative energy of their early years. Even fewer bands are like The Church. Experiencing a renaissance of sorts with their worldwide critically-hailed 26th album The Hypnogogue and a world tour that took them through North America, the UK, Europe and Australia, The Church was met with fervent audiences who embraced not only their early catalog but their new material as well.

The Mountain Goats are John Darnielle, Jon Wurster, and Matt Douglas. They have been making music together for several years and have released over 20 full-length albums since their debut effort in 1994.

Old 97’s One of the most enduring bands in the alt-country community, the Old 97’s merge power pop melodies with a classic country feel, anchored by the rock-solid twang of guitarist Ken Bethea and the emotive vocals of Rhett Miller, whose tales of romantic misadventure hit a sweet spot between yearning and swagger.