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Sunday Cruise is a Chicago-based indie/alternative rock band built on raw emotion and infectious energy. Fronted by songwriter Zoe Garcia alongside Camden Kiefer (lead guitar), Cassidy McGill (bass), and Nolan Manke (drums), the band has been quietly building something special, earning over 5 million streams since their 2020 debut Am I Pretty?
Their 2024 album The Art of Losing My Reflection marked a natural evolution for the band, exploring themes of self-discovery, mental health, and the messy complexities of young adulthood with warmth and vulnerability. In 2025, they followed it up with Eat My Heart — a 5-track EP that centers queer relationships with the same emotional honesty and melodic heart that has always defined their sound.
At their core, Sunday Cruise makes music for the moments that are hard to put into words. With a growing catalog and a community of listeners who keep coming back, they’re a band that only gets more interesting with time.
Dino Gala (Martin, Alex, Miguel, Tanya, and Christian) met at Berklee College of Music in 2017, first forming a garage rock project called Melk. Dino Gala (then Dinosaur Gala) first started as a side project, and eventually became the main focus while shows were on hold during covid. When the Boston scene started throwing shows again in mid 2021, the band released their first singles and started playing live as Dino Gala for the first time.
Friend is an alternative garage noise goblin punk indie rock band from Philadelphia. The power trio has been making waves in the Philly DIY scene for five years and built a reputation around the country for relentless touring and a raucous and high-energy live show. They are gearing up to release their fourth album, “THIS MACHINE MAKES FRIENDS” on November 13th.
Latchkey Kids’ Year of Summers is a modern Greek tragedy about growing up and falling out of love in New Jersey. On their sophomore album, Hanny Ramadan narrates a staggering emo epic that comes alive at basement shows and in beat-up cars, with guitarist Joey Grzybowski and drummer Cyle Morris soaring alongside him. An emotionally ferocious yet tender song cycle about grief, identity, and resilience in the face of an uncertain future, Year of Summers aims straight for the heart with bombastic hooks and sharp storytelling.