Son Little 

Son Little’s live show brings his music into a different kind of clarity- raw, expressive, and always evolving. Whether solo or with a full band, he moves fluidly between deep grooves, stripped-down intimacy, and moments that feel completely improvised yet emotionally precise. It’s a performance style shaped by instinct and connection, grounded in the richness of his voice and the depth of his songwriting.
Over the past decade, he’s cultivated a sound that draws from soul, blues, folk, hip-hop, and R&B - without ever settling fully into any one space. That spirit carries into the room when he performs, offering something that feels both familiar and entirely his own. Audiences are pulled into songs built on texture and vulnerability, delivered with equal parts grit and grace. It’s not just a setlist - it’s an experience.
Following a run through the UK and Europe supporting Larkin Poe, Son Little is back with a new wave of music and a fresh stretch of tour dates for winter and spring. His new album CITYFOLK, released in March 2026, features recent singles “in orbit” and “be better,” offering a first look at what’s taking shape - onstage and beyond - in the months ahead.

Zach Person

Zach Person is an electrifying American recording artist and the fresh face of indie rock, known for his loud, raw sound and primal connection with fans. Armed with his iconic Gibson SG, he’s redefining modern rock with high-energy anthems and infectious funk grooves that captivate audiences worldwide—earning praise from SPIN, which calls him “bringing volume to the masses.”

Zach has quickly risen in the scene, winning the Eddie’s Attic Bi-Annual Shootout alongside legends like John Mayer and Tyler Childers. His latest album, Let’s Get Loud, produced by Nashville rocker Tyler Bryant, is a bold sonic diary of his mid-twenties, blending head-bobbing funk rhythms with blistering rock anthems; after its release, he toured across the U.S. and Europe and appeared at major events like Experience Hendrix and Austin City Limits. With his magnetic stage presence and genre-defying sound, he’s poised to become one of his generation’s defining voices.