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Walker’s performance style is athletic, with lots of energy and effects. His music is approachable to an audience, more melodic than most Electronic Dance Music options.
Green Day's Saviors tour finishes the North American leg at Petco Park in San Diego Eric Fuller
The musician and drummer of Sum 41 Frank Zummo in concert (Photo by Francesco Castaldo/Archivio ... [+] Francesco Castaldo/Mondadori via Getty Images)
Gravy's performance is energetic as he works the stage accompanied by D.J. TIIIIIIIIIIP who for the past five years delivers the beats while engaging the fans.
Tank of Tank and the Bangs Jeremy Tauriac Creating music and performing it lives requires is a calling.
RÜFÜS DU SOL onstage for their only 2024 live performance at Portola Festival in San Francisco Rick Lipso
Nile Rodgers and Cedric Gervais in the studio Wyatt Stromer Music lasts forever. Once a song is written, it never goes away.
They started with small events of 100 or so in attendance and built it to the point where their 3 day Seismic Dance Event is now drawing thousands having a great time.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. (Photo by Tom Cooper/Getty Images for SeriesFest) Getty Images for SeriesFest
Their audience is energetic. You could feel the buzz building around the band. These guys deliver indie rock and pop music with a catalogue of hook laden catchy songs.
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