Tool Bob Marley My Morning Jacket TV on the Radio Muse Neil Young Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Deftones Sevendust

TV on the Radio - super-underrated band. So good.

I just wish they would tour again - never had the chance to see them.

+1 for Neil Young

+10,000 for Tool

I see what you did there

Tough sub for a lot of ppl to get the reference

my morning jacket are the single most underrated artist ever imo. everyone who listens to them knows how good they are but simply not enough people have ever heard of them at all.

I got into MMJ within the last couple years and the more of them I hear (especially their live stuff) the more they continue to blow me away. The range and talent of those guys is astounding.

couldn’t agree more. Z is a masterpiece all the way through and the rest of their albums are only a grain of sand away from being just as good. incredibly talented group

Also… they have the most chill fan group out of all bands. No offense to this PJ fans but we got some lunatics

My only knowledge of My Morning Jacket comes from that American Dad episode. I should put them at the top of the list for my next deep dive.

yes you should. my recommendation would be to start with Z and it still moves (probably the two best records for getting into them, with the former being there best). their sound has changed quite drastically over time, but in a really palatable/good sorta way - being those two records you might be able to here some of that, as well as just how good of a singer jim james really is. give some of the hits a try first though - especially one big holiday (it’s probably the best indication of how quality their reverb-soaked sound can be).

I read TOOL and that was it. Great taste!

Thanks. My obsession with PJ is only rivaled by my obsession with Tool. I’ve been a huge fan of both since the early 90s.

I hear you! Absolute big on both these artists! I’m booked for the Sydney show - can’t wait to watch Vedder live. Fingers crossed on seeing Tool late this year or early next. Hope they come down under.

This guy gets it.

Get that Bob Marley wannabe motherfucker out of here!

All time greatest quotes

Queens of the Stone Age Sunny day real estate Modest mouse Elvis Presley The Beatles Sex Pistols

SDRE FTW

Seeing them live for the 3rd time this summer!

My other all time favorites… REM Bruce Springsteen Radiohead Modest Mouse

The War On Drugs

They are so good. In my area, tickets for their fall tour with The National are less than $100 versus $500 for Pearl Jam.

That will be a great gig, enjoy. Saw War On Drugs last summer. Outstanding live band.

Phish

Came here to say this too.  Bummed that summer tour is East Coast!

Same

Never heard of them

Nice try ;)

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I hope Deaner is ok! Shocked it was not signed Gene.

Yeah dude, was so pumped to see them in April but his mental health and happiness are what really matters.

Love phish, if plans work out I’ll hit 100shows this year , good times

Social Distortion Bruce Springsteen The Gaslight Anthem. Low Cut Connie Tom Morello

It's not a popular opinion on this sub, but i cut my teeth in the electronic underground music scene same time as the grunge explosion in the 90s I just saw Jeff Mills recently down in San Diego. Absolutely stunning set. He's the godfather of Detroit techno. Last year I saw Pearl Jam in Chicago right after a huge house & Techno event (ARC music festival) and there were a lot of excellent DJs on the lineup, including Fatboy Slim.

Of Detroit electronic scene I like Drexciya and Carl Craig.

I saw Carl Craig at Arc last year and he still brings it! Love watching and hearing the old masters at work

Dinosaur Jr.

J Mascis all day!!!!

Sebadoh for me.

For all of us!!!

Quickly off the dome: Idlewild Frightened Rabbit Coheed & Cambria Mastodon Paramore Veruca Salt Against Me The Dead Milkmen Faith No More (all Mike Patton Stuff) Blind Melon They Might Be Giants Dredg Tool (All Maynard shit) Kesha Tenacious D Weird Al Green Day Rage Against the Machine Smashing Pumpkins Rise Against The Clash System of a Down Deftones Pixies R.E.M. EDIT: Fuck! Forgot Fugazi!

Fuck!!! How could you????!!!

I like you.

Awww!!!!

If Pearl Jam disappeared I would transfer my concert spending to The Killers.

That's a bit like saying if my Ferrari broke in transferring my driving to Nissan Micra

thats fairly accurate indeed.

To each their own!

Red Hot Chili Peppers Faith No More Painted Shield F!RES Dark State Lines Ament Deaf Charlie BRAD Mad Season Soundgarden Russian Circles Pelican Jakob

Russian Circles are great. Their latest album is incredible.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Type O Negative Billy Strings Meshuggah The Black Keys Mastodon Gojira

Seconding Meshuggah, Mastodon, and Gojira.

My favorite band is Umphreys’s McGee, a progressive rock jam band from South Bend/Chicago. Seen them a hundred and twenty something times. Also love Phish, my morning jacket, Tool, Pink Floyd, Ween, Frank Zappa, Grateful Dead, Zeppelin, Dopapod, and dozen other smaller jam bands no one’s ever head of or cares about.

It’s an especially great when UM adds a little PJ flair to the occasional jam! They’re in my top 5 so was pleasantly Surprised to see someone else here.

I’ve seen UM play Footsteps more than I’ve seen Pearl Jam play Footsteps.

Honestly…same ha

BILLY STRANGS

Jewel, My Chemical Romance, Counting Crows, Garth Brooks, Barenaked Ladies (Gordon), White Stripes, Regina Spektor, Tori Amos, Bon Jovi to name a few.

You're all over the place. I love it!

I had the benefit of learning all the Zeppelin, Floyd, Beatles ect as a young kid. I grew up with hair bands in the 80s. Was a teen in the 90s for the grunge (and rap) phase. I feel very blessed to have had access to so much awesome music in my lifetime. I'm 43 now, so sure I'll pop on Abbey Road on occasion but my main go to is PJ and My Chemical Romance.

I like most grunge Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Temple of the Dog, TAD, Screaming Trees, etc, but outside of grunge.... - KMFDM - Dolly Parton (I'd give up my toes to hear an Eddie/Dolly collaboration) - Chemical Brothers - Rammstein - Heldmaschine - Bad Religion - Dead Kennedys - Front Line Assembly - Kittie - The Police - U2 - David Bowie - The Cult - Fear Factory - Smashing Pumpkins - Cher - The Vaselines - Mazzy Star - L7 - Motorhead - the Doors - John Wort Hannam - John Denver - Blink 182 - Public Enemy - Tragically Hip - Sophomore Jakes - Matthew Good - Live - Depeche Mode - Challis Effect - Every Ounce - Leroy Stagger - Hank Pine

At the Drive In Mars Volta Jimmy Eat World Led Zeppelin Queens of the Stone Age Faith No More Tool A Perfect Circle Metallica

Outside of grunge... Guns N' Roses Halestorm Chris Stapleton Lots of Classical music, particularly Beethoven and Mozart

Bright Eyes Rush

Rush are legendary, I did some listens to Bright Eyes, liked some of his works

Rush has back to back to back bangers on every album

Ween Tv on the radio Nofx Peter hook

I don't know solo work of Peter Hook...any recomendations? NOFX are fun, I used to listen them alot in 90's Tv on the Radio!!!!!!

Monaco

Oh Sees and Ty Segall. Tom Waits and The Beatles

Oh Sees are great, Ty Segall too. Other two... Timeles clasics. 👍

Tedeschi Tucks Band Grateful Dead Red Hot Chili Peppers Jerry Garcia Band

If we're talking outside of grunge, I love Depeche Mode, Dave Matthews Band, Collective Soul, Ministry, RATM, INXS, Skid Row, Goo Goo Dolls, Rival Sons, the Cure, Maneskin, Soul Asylum, Dirty Honey, Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown, Eurythmics, The Pretty Reckless, Blues Traveler, Slipknot, the Eagles, Nine Inch Nails, Led Zeppelin, SRV, QOTSA, Tears for Fears, Beastie Boys, Chris Isaak, Crowded House...

Catherine Wheel isn't grunge, right? Also: Kate Bush Tory Amos Sarah McLauchlan Bush Goo goo Dolls Marcus King Gary Clark, Jr. Bjork Alabama Shakes The Cure Bon Iver Green Day Elvis Costello Squeeze XTC

The Cure The Doors Rolling Stones Kings of Leon Fugazi Black Sabbath Tool Morcheeba Pink Floyd Yeah Yeah Yeahs Red Hot Chili Peppers Led Zeppelin Gorillaz Massive Attack U2 Mac Miller Bill Withers Talking Heads Just to name a few.

R.I.P. Mac Miller

Thin Lizzy Tool AC/DC Godspeed you black emperor Walking papers Wolfmother Velvet revolver Alice cooper Queen Faith no more Rival sons

All them witches

Jimmy Eat World You Am I Foo Fighters Rush Anberlin Fleetwood Mac Electric Light Orchestra Blink 182 Alexisonfire My Chemical Romance The Interrupters Descendents Sunny Day Real Estate Redd Kross Minor Threat Nirvana Pixies Weezer *I could do this all day.....*

[i could do this all day](https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=45H7G_GQXfLCY9UC&t=197&v=5PsnxDQvQpw&feature=youtu.be)

Ohhh Jon Lajoie is great. ♥

Mostly a lot of post punk/new wave/synth pop stuff. The Smiths/Morrissey The Cure Joy Division/New Order Echo and the Bunnymen Talking Heads B-52s PIL Depeche Mode Pet Shop Boys INXS The Fall Husker Du

Nice. I see Joy Division, The Fall, Husker Du, I upvote

My staples are: The big 4 Foo Fighters Big Wreck STP A Perfect Circle Janes Addiction Wolfmother Incubus Sponge Tool Mumford & Sons Turnpike Troubadors Chris Stapleton Muse Chevelle Tribe Called Quest CCR QOTSA 311 Hendrix Amplifier Pumpkins Beastie Boys Mark Lanegan Run the Jewels Deftones Mark Tremonti (say what you will about Creed but he's got pipes and he can shred) RHCP The Roots Outkast

When I see big 4 I always think of the big 4 accounting firms lmao

The Darkness

Juuuuuustin Hawkins rides agaaaaaaain.

Rush, Metric, Hilltop Hoods, Guster, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Smashing Pumpkins, Tegan & Sara, Paramore, RJD2, The Police, Nine Inch Nails,… About 99.99% of music I listen to is outside of the grunge scene. (I don’t consider PJ to be grunge)

Grateful Dead

Beatles, The Who, LedZep, The Zombies, Deep Purple, The Police, The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, Testament, Mastodon, and a ton of others

Iron Maiden, Van Halen, and Metallica are probably my top 3 bands

Led Zep

Murder By Death Run the Jewels Amigo the Devil O'Death Bridge City Sinners The Record Company John Prine

+1 for Run the Jewels

I will confuse everybody here and say my favorite bands are: Dream Theater Queensryche Avenged Sevenfold Stone Sour Metallica Pearl Jam

counting crows gang of youths my morning jacket pinegrove mgmt wilco live big star teenage fan club the flaming lips foxygen alabama shakes the lemon twigs ben folds five third eye blind fleet foxes the jayhawks tv on the radio dinosaur jr.

Rage Against the Machine Tool Black Sabbath Deftones Rishloo Fair to Midland Chevelle Mastodon Riverside

Beatles The Who Led Zeppelin

Rush, Beatles, Yes... basically lots of prog and the fab four.

Yeah, we'd get along just fine

Imagine Dragons.

Turnpike Troubadors My Morning Jacket Goose Charley Crockett

Pink Floyd Sublime Zeppelin SRV OutKast Foo Fighters Atmosphere Nas Clutch Billy strings Bill Withers Govt Mule

Cat But

Manchester Orchestra and Father John Misty are in heavy rotation for me.

Rancid has been heavy on my playlist lately. We’re going to see Green Day in Sept and Rancid is opening for them. I had the And Out Come the Wolves album back in the day and loved it, but hadn’t listened to them for a long time. Started listening to that one again and some of their other stuff and realized I really fucking like Rancid.

Do you maybe like some bands of 2 tone label?

No clue, but I’ll check some out!

British label of second wave ska bands.

If Pearl Jam didn’t exist, Dawes would be my favorite band.

I listen almost exclusively to showtunes, ani difranco and Taylor swift. How do I fit in here?

If it fits it sits

Fugazi, Sublime, Bouncing Souls, Pixies, Floyd, Deftones

The Glorious Sons

Seems like this is every post in r/alternativerock but I'm happy to discover different bands. Lately I've been listening to... Bad Religion Foo Fighters Green Day Liam Gallagher & John Squire Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Metric Supergrass Smashing Pumpkins Band of Horses Gomez Surfer Blood Microwave Superdrag Silversun Pickups Best Coast Mary Timony Johnny Marr Gaz Coombes Ben Gibbard The Longshot The Hives Mondo Cozmo The Verve Wolfmother Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Living Things Fountains of Wayne & Filter

Radiohead, Deftones, Chevelle, Mastodon, Opeth, Gojira, QUOTSA to name a few

any dance gavin dance fans?

Foo fighters Muse RATM 311 Green Day AFI Story of the year Sum 41 Yellowcard Rise against Black Keys NIN MGMT You can probably tell when I graduated HS by that list haha

Dropkick Murphys

Wolf Alice - of all the bands that I like that I haven't seen live, they are easily number 1.

for anyone looking for something a little bit different & because i don’t want to reiterate a lot of great bands others have already posted, i’ve actually been getting somewhat deep into japanese rock/alt-rock, I definitely recommend checking out people like : -Band Maid (saw them live in 2022, they’re guitar work is stunning) -Kinokoteikoku -Mass of the Fermenting Dregs -Uchu Nekoko (slower and more “shoegaze” but really neat guitar tones and riffs - SiM has a lot of harder tracks too and are really good if you’re tryna check out some new stuff! there are a handful of others i listen to regularly that i am too lazy to put here because i don’t have a japanese keyboard but feel free to pm me if you’re interested :)

Japanese bands I listened to: OOIOO, Boredoms, Nisenmenmondai

checked these out overnight, some great tunes many thanks for the recommendations :))

Ghost Tool Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats Clutch Meshuggah Alexisonfire Hank Von Hell

Bad Religion, Built to Spill, Modest Mouse, the Hold Steady, NoFX, Green Day, Gn’R

Failure

The Killers. Great live band.

Oasis. Noel’s solo work is great too. While PJ were kinda reluctant rockstars (which I loved), Oasis was the complete opposite and I loved their cockiness. Also their influence, the Stone Roses

Stone Roses!!! I like all Madchester scene and Factory records bands.

Billy

I like a wide variety of music, from classical to jazz to blues to folk, etc…Some examples of favourites: * Eric Johnson * The Decemberists * Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers * Andy Timmons * Paul Gilbert * Neutral Milk Hotel * Wilco * BB King * Freddie King * Julian Lage * Black Crowes * The Beatles * Ani DiFranco * John Prine * Rush * Big Wreck

My Morning Jacket is one of the next logical steps from PJ

I grew up on Pearl Jam (13 when Ten came out) and all my music taste since and relies on the lyrics resonating with me. As 45f and with teen daughters in the house to help influence, I listen to - Matchbox 20 Conan Gray Alanis Morissette Olivia Rodrigo U2 Hozier Live Bleachers Smashing Pumpkins Taylor Swift

I feel like I have a pretty diverse taste in music that would probably best be described as 20th Century Rock, Blues, and County. My Top 10 Listened to Artists all-time on Spotify are (Neil Young isn't on Spotify and makes a significant portion of what I listen to on Apple Music, so I think he is easily in my top 10 most listened to artists): (1) Pearl Jam (2) The Smiths (3) Steely Dan (4) Depeche Mode (5) The Beatles (6) Allman Brothers Band (7) Bad Religion (8) Grateful Dead (9) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (10) George Jones

I've been listening to a lot of the following artists lately: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Built to Spill Kevin Morby Dope Lemon The Blue Stones Newer Red Hot Chili Peppers The Claypool Lennon Delirium King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Vetiver REM Ray Lamontagne Kirt Vile

Something For Kate Green Day Biffy Clyro Springsteen Noah Kahan Soundgarden Bush Arctic Monkeys The Tea Party Kings of Leon Silverchair Pennywise Jeff Buckley Of Monsters and Men Pollyanna Chris Stapleton

Jeff Buckley is great

REM

My faves: The National Radiohead LCD Soundsystem R.E.M. Smashing Pumpkins Bright Eyes Bon Iver The War on Drugs Joy Division The Cure Neil Finn/Crowded House

Rage Against the Machine Stone Temple Pilots Beatles Bob Marley Neil Young White Stripes Black Keys Tedeschi and Trucks and Tedeschi Trucks Brother Ali Immortal Technique Run the Jewels Gunpoets Foo Fighters Cake Sergent Garcia Pierpoljak Manu Chao Carlos Vives Jason Isbell Gibson Brothers Tragically Hip

My all time favorites: Beatles, beastie boys and pearl jam. But, I listen to a lot of types of music. A Tribe Called Quest, Wu Tang, Rage Against the Machine, Luscious Jackson, Run DMC, De la Soul, Foo Fighters, U2, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, NIN, Duran Duran, Grateful Dead, David Bowie, NWA, Cream, TRex, Tori Amos, Oasis, Radiohead, Bob Marley, public enemy, CSNY, The Band, The Clash

Boy Hits Car The Revivalists St. Paul and the Broken Bones The Black Keys

Deftones, Ministry and Butthole Surfers. Lots of close 2nds but not like I like Pearl Jam. I doubt I would fly across the country to see Ministry just because I looked at the schedule. oticed they were off for a week before, noticed it was "record store day" and they would be playing in a relatively small venue. GreenVille was such a good show.

Butthole Surfers are fun band

Variety is the spice of life. I listen to EVERYTHING and keep an open mind. Tori Amos playing at the moment.

Rory Gallagher, Thin Lizzy, Pink Floyd, Arcade Fire, Metallica, Mumford & Sons, Deep Purple,

Feeder, bush, Metallica, Queens of the stone age, green day, walking papers,

Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats Sturgill Simpson Tyler Ramsey (former guitarist for Band of Horses) Wilco Caamp

The Glorious Sons

Fugazi high on fire neurosis honestly theres too many to list

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What?

The War on Drugs Tool Lord Huron Red House Painters Sun Kil Moon Kings of Leon Pinback Sufjan Stevens Tom Petty (def had to re-purchase Wildflowers cd after wearing it out) Vampire Weekend

Classic Rock, Alternative Rock, old school Hip Hop, Classic alternative/punk, Indie, Classical

Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, the Beatles

U2 Jane's Addiction Crowded House Nine Inch Nails Grant Lee Buffalo Tool Elbow James Sinéad O'Connor The Tragically Hip

Favorite bands: PJ, TOOL, Radiohead. Also really dig: Foo Fighters Chili Peppers Audioslave Alice in Chains Bush Soundgarden

Linkin Park, U2, Smashing Pumpkins, Queen, Metallica

Psychedelic Furs Echo and the Bunnymen Kacey Musgraves Zach Brynn Ryan Bingham Band of Horses Kings of Leon Lord Huron Faye Webster Tom Petty Springsteen Mac Miller Gang of Youths Charlie Crockett Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats Cake Echosmith Olivia Rodrigo Edit: Just too many to name

These days a lot of folk, indie and Americana … Jason Isbell Avett Brothers Mt. Joy The National Tyler Childers Turnpike Troubadours Just to name a few

Definitely in the minority here, but outside of grunge, I listen to mostly rap. Specifically: J. Cole Kendrick Lamar Mos Def (Yasiin Bey) Pusha T Vince Staples (which, btw, his Netflix show is amazing) Kid Cudi Tyler, the Creator Migos I just haven’t loved any newer rock bands. So it’s pretty much either 60s-70s rock, grunge or rap for me lol

Wu-Tang NIN Tool Bob Dylan Marilyn Manson Sabbath The Stooges New York Dolls Misfits Rage Whiskey Myers Deftones Zeal & Ardor Thunderpussy TV On The Radio A Tribe Called Quest The Talking Heads Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Ministry The Ramones Duke Ellington QOTSA Ottis Redding Sturgill Simpson Danzig Cradle of Filth John Lee Hooker Rolling Stones Radiohead Smashing Pumpkins Robert Johnson Stone Temple Pilots Those are probably my top bands not named AIC, PJ, Soundgarden, etc.

Robot Invasion - Incoming Therapy - Troublegum Radiohead - The Bends

Soundgarden Pop Evil Jellyroll Chili Peppers Van Halen Smashing Pumpkins Papa Roach Shinedown System of a Down Mammoth Greta Van Fleet Godsmack Foos Nirvana Incubus Dorothy Beatles Bob Sugar Disturbed Audioslave STP AIC Avenged Sevenfold

Everything. Almost literally. New, old. Across all genres. (Except Opera and radio country.)

Nickleback’s good and you can fuck off if you try to tell me otherwise.

Interesting. I don't listen to any of those and haven't heard of most of them. Also, most of my music library isn't grunge. I like a majority of *Pearl Jam*'s discography, but outside that I like about 3 Nirvana songs and that's about it. * *Ghost* * *Deer Tick* * *Royal Blood* * *The Menzingers* * *Kvelertak* * *Mastodon* * *The Black Keys* * *Queens of the Stones Age* * *Baroness* * *Brian Fallon* \+ *The Gaslight Anthem* * *Måneskin* * *Portugal. The Man* (though their recent stuff has been declining in quality a lot) * *The Beatles* * *Bruce Springsteen* * *The Sword* * *Clutch* I also listen to a lot of older artists to a lesser degree where I think their libraries are very hit or miss with super high highs and low lows. * *Fleetwood Mac* * *Metallica* * *Eagles* * *The Rolling Stones* * *Kiss* * *AC/DC* * *Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers* * *The Traveling Wilburys* * *Creedence Clearwater Revival*

My favorite bands outside of grunge are: MMJ, Radiohead, Goose, Tame Impala, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Thievery Corp, The Grateful Dead, The Black Keys from Akron Ohio

I like this one. I agree with a lot Twitch is a hidden gem for discovering music I found Fantastic Plastics. They basically play an entire set every friday on Twitch. I actually went to see them at a live show. I hadn't been to one outside Pearl Jam in 2013 iirc Roxy Gunn Project is a good one, but they don't play as consistently He's not new, but I discovered gary newman last night. i think (from what I've heard so far) , he's pretty good I've also been listening to a lot of new wave and Jungle on there.

Just to add in some bands that I’ve not seen on any lists here Boards of Canada Aphex Twin Broadcast Life without Buildings John Coltrane Nina Simone Joy Division New order Cluster Harmonia Neu!

Trampled by Turtles Sonic Youth Pixies Nathaniel Rateliff Lake Street Dive Avett Brothers Chris Stapleton Lumineers Caamp Wilco Plum Wooer Jesus and Mary Chain Radiohead New Order Flaming Lips The War On Drugs Tool Panda Bear Fleet Foxes Sean Rowe And some classics: Eagles Tom Petty Stones Neil Young REM Cheap Trick Thanks for your time.

oasis alter bridge rival sons black country communion dead daisies kasabian qotsa audioslave guns n roses

Rush, tool, Van Halen, Motley Crue, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin

Tenacious D Weezer AC/DC Does Matchbox Twenty count?

The Tragically Hip.

Bruce Springsteen The Cure The War on Drugs

Saw my bloody valentine with my dad and he said that he couldn’t hear anything when he left

I saw them once also. Great wall of sound smashing my body.

Really good lists. Mine toggle with whomever I’ve seen live most recently too: Foo fighters Green Day Tom Petty Dead and Co (John Mayer has grown on me Tremendously) Mt. Joy Gary Clark Jr. Black Pumas Nathaniel (with the Night Sweats)

This is WAY too broad for me. My Spotify is loaded with playlists that I’ve built…as I like to say, “everything from Sinatra to Slayer and Manilow to Metallica.” I’d say my top 5 bands are PJ, the Ramones, Rush, REM and Metallica. Honorable mention to AIC, Counting Crows, Jason Isbell, Jack White and Iron Maiden. (Seriously…I am ALL over the place here.)

That's the best way.

Too many to name, but personally the 60s and 70s rock era is more of my scene, especially The Beatles, Cream, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and The Who

British invasion!!!

Rush, My Morning Jacket, Dawes, Jason Isbell, Warren Zevon, IDLES, John Craigie, Avett Brothers, Blackberry Smoke, Yes, Genesis, Lord Huron, They Might Be Giants, Drive-By Truckers