Pump Action and The Retrograde present an electrifying co-bill that fuses raw funk energy with vintage Americana-infused rock. Pump Action, born from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, delivers high-octane funk rock built on jazz-fusion brass-and-groove sensibilities. Expect soaring vocals, blistering guitar solos, and a pulse that won’t let you stand still. Their calculated chaos—think a “drunk backflip off a moving vehicle” with flawless precision—has audiences everywhere buzzing online for its adrenaline-fueled performance and sheer prowess.
The Retrograde bring a disciplined, reverent nod to the classics. Hailing from Tallahassee, they fuse vintage romanticism with fresh originality, delivering a sound that feels timeless yet unmistakably modern. Classic textures, tight grooves, and a tasteful appreciation for the era they draw from—without ever sounding dusty—make them a standout act in today’s indie-rock landscape.
Together, this double bill promises a night of high-energy funk, virtuosic guitar work, soaring vocals, and a palpable love for great music—past and present. Don’t miss the chance to witness two distinct takes on the rock, funk, and soul continuum, each delivering its own signature roar.

Taos' own Slush Baby is a indie-punk band with a turbo-charged bite. Fronted by a dynamic female vocal, they whip through fast, distortion-soaked tracks that fuse scrappy DIY grit with catchy, sing-along choruses.

Rudy Love & The Encore - is comprised of Rudy Love Jr. (vocals & keys), Marrque Nunley (drums), Rachelle Love (percussion), Mariel Jacoda (vocals), Sherdeill (DJ) Breathett (bass), and Willy Simms (guitar).The band members have played together for most of their lives, and formally introduced the band Rudy Love & The Encore early last year. Rudy Love Jr.’s late father, renowned musician Rudy Love Sr., was a musical mentor to the band members. The band’s name is in honor of Love Sr., based on the idea that this grouping of musicians is Rudy Love Sr.’s legacy — his encore. In 2023, the band released their debut EP, The Beauty of Burdens, followed quickly by two more singles, “Broken Angel” and “Grey.” They have been busy since the band’s inception, performing and collaborating with Elise Trouw, performing at Black & Loud Fest in Seattle, opening for notable acts like Teddy Swims and The B-52’s, and playing multiple tours across the nation.They traded the hyper-competitive hustle of the Los Angeles show business scene, and are now working together from their hometown of Wichita, Kan. to build a dream they all hold — to make music with people they love, and to share it with the world.

The Bees & Locusts - are a 7-piece band from the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Taos, NM, with a sound they describe as organic hip-hop/R&B crossed with soul and funk, influenced by traditional native rhythms. A touring band representing the American southwest with reaches to all areas of the western US, their original upbeat music fills the soul with energy for all ages to dance and groove to! 

Red Willow Singers - hail from Taos Pueblo, bringing powerful drumming and soulful acapella singing in a traditional Taos Pueblo style. Grounded in community, culture, and ceremony, they carry forward ancestral rhythms with vibrant, contemporary energy.

Desert Dwellers is a diverse electronic music project that bridges the ancient and thefuture, fusing deep bass, world instrumentation, and psychedelic textures intoimmersive sonic journeys. Founded in 1999 by Amani Friend and Treavor Moontribe,the project grew out of the legendary Moontribe gatherings in the deserts of SouthernCalifornia and has since become a cornerstone of global festival culture.Blending influences from countless genres, Desert Dwellers has released dozens ofalbums and remixes, toured across five continents, and collaborated with an eclecticarray of artists from around the world. Their music has graced stages at Symbiosis,Ozora, Lightning in a Bottle, Boom, Envision, Shambhala, and Burning Man, resonatingwith audiences through both meditative journeys and powerful dance floor experiences.In 2025, Desert Dwellers entered its most significant evolution yet. Co-founder AmaniFriend stepped away from touring to focus on studio production and other creativepursuits, while a new collaborator joined the project, acclaimed producer andmixing/mastering engineer Sarkis Mikael.The trio of Amani, Treavor, and Sarkis have begun co-creating a powerful new body ofwork, blending their distinct talents into an inspired next chapter. A reimagined live showis also in the works, which Treavor and Sarkis will debut in 2026.While continuing to honor the project’s signature sound and ethos “Music BeyondBorders,” Desert Dwellers is now expanding into bold new sonic territories. Sarkis, withreleases on respected labels like Sol Selectas, Saisons, and Hoomidaas, brings a freshcreative spark and deep musical integrity. His infectious enthusiasm and unique visionare helping elevate Desert Dwellers to a whole new level of artistic expression

KR3TURE is a pioneer of modern live/electronic fusion, creating his own signature sound of powerful, emotional, andplayful music that inspires listeners to connect with their hearts and move their bodies. KR3TURE seamlessly blendsgenres, from ambient and downtempo to glitch and heavy bass, creating a sensual tapestry that defiescategorization. On stage, KR3TURE improvises on guitar and saxophone to redefine the possibilities of live electronicmusic, weaving a symphony that resonates with the moment and creating a palpable connection between artist andaudience.

5AM Pulling influences fromfunk, jazz,trip-hop, and beyond, Philly-based producer and keyboardist Sam Andrusaka 5AM has forged a style of expertly woven bass music known bothfullspec-trumsound design and melodic mastery. His music is often a reflection on depth,be it emotional depth,sonic depth,or a sense of delving deeper into the unknown. 5AM is taking his blend of electronic music to newheights, having shared the stage with acts as diverseasTipper, Papadosio, Clozee, LabGroup, BreakScience, Lotus,and Sunsquabi,and has built strong roots throughout the festival scene,having played festivals likeSolasta, Elements,Sum-merdance,and SecretDreams.

Shinyribs defies genres as a sonic melting pot of Texas Blues, New Orleans R&B funk, horn- driven Memphis Soul, country twang, border music, big band swing, and roots-rock. The Austin-based nine-piece (sometimes 10-piece) supergroup is led by Kevin Russell, the charismatic frontman with colorful suits and extravagant shoes who continuously swaps out an electric guitar for a ukulele and never falls short of creating a cinematic experience with on- stage antics that often include him donning a light-up cloak or leading a conga line through the crowd.

The Sweet Lillies are a heartfelt, collaborative Americana Roots Pop Fusion quartet built around original songwriting and fearless genre-blending, featuring Julie Gussaroff, Becca Bisque, JJ Murphy, and Jones Maynard. With electric guitar, viola/violin, upright and electric bass, drums, and ethereal vocal harmonies, they craft hard-hitting, uniquely evolving sounds that draw on folk, jazz, blues, southern rock, hip-hop, and pop, reflecting the band’s collective life experiences and a no-holds-barred creative ethos. Founders Gussaroff and Bisque write and mold the core material, while the group thrives on onstage collaborations, rotating arrangements, and guest appearances by legendary artists, producing energetic, ever-shifting live shows that defy easy categorization. Since forming in 2013, they have released six albums—The Sweet Lillies (2016), A Lighter Hue (2018), Common Ground (2021), Sweet Holiday Sessions (2021), Equality (2023), and Cover To Cover (2024)—and plan a year of singles in 2026, beginning with Weatherman on January 16, 2026.

Tone Ranger crafts infectious dance music rooted in the mysterious beauty of the American Southwest. A composer, producer, and sought-after collaborator, he draws on a decade of wanderings through desert plateaus, remote forests, and multicultural borderlands to create soundscapes that are at once ancient and futuristic.

Since his 2018 debut EP, Tone Ranger has become one of the most distinctive artists in the Southwest. From opening slots for electronic icons Orbital and Thievery Corporation to recent appearances at Shambhala and Burning Man, he has forged a reputation for transporting crowds into vivid sonic landscapes.

Siren & Seer is the new vision of producer/multi-instrumentalist saQi and vocalist/songwriter Diamonde. Hailing from the hills of Northern California, the duo gives a fresh take on live electronic music by merging traditional idioms of Americana, folk, gypsy and blues with cutting edge dance music genres.

S&S tastefully reimagine sounds of the past for a modern context and create a multi-dimensional world where refinement of a Victorian era can co-exist with roots of Appalachia and rawness of the urban underground. A major goal of the project is to bring a realness and vulnerability to the dance floor while still bringing sound that is hot and heavy. Siren and Seer seek to represent the voices silenced, the cries unheard, the spirits searching for a way home. “We want to help people heal with our music and have an amazing time doing it…” ~saQi

For Los Lonely Boys—brothers Henry, Jojo, and Ringo Garza—family has always been at the core of their music and lives. After years of constant touring, the trio took a much-needed break in 2019 to focus on their growing families. But in Summer 2022, they returned to the road reinvigorated, even opening for The Who, and reigniting the passion that’s kept them together for over 17 years.
Hailing from San Angelo, Texas, the Garza brothers coined their own sound—bluesy “Texican rock & roll”—and turned it into a global sensation. Their breakout came when Willie Nelson’s nephew discovered their demo. Willie soon championed the group, booking them for Farm Aid and recording with them at his studio. Their debut album, Los Lonely Boys, released in 2003 and re-released by Epic, was a smash success, thanks to the No. 1 hit “Heaven.” The song earned them a Grammy and helped the album spend over 76 weeks on the Billboard Top 200, selling over 2 million copies.
They’ve collaborated with legends like Carlos Santana and Willie Nelson, performed at iconic venues, and appeared on campaigns for global causes. Their story was also captured in the documentary Cottonfields and Crossroads, chronicling their rise from a musical family in Texas to Grammy-winning artists.
But their journey hasn’t been without hardship. In 2013, a serious stage accident left Henry injured, forcing the band to cancel dozens of shows and re-evaluate their priorities. That scare became a turning point, reinforcing their devotion to one another and to what truly matters—family and music.
Now firmly back in stride, Los Lonely Boys continue to write, record, and perform with renewed passion. Their time away deepened their creativity and strengthened their bond as both musicians and brothers. In 2024, they released Resurrection through BMG—a powerful return that captures their signature “Texican rock & roll” sound while uniquely blending elements of soul, roots, and rock & roll. With Resurrection earning critical praise and their live shows drawing enthusiastic crowds, Los Lonely Boys are not just back—they’re thriving. More than two decades after their debut, they remain a vital force in music, proving that their story is still unfolding.

Man Boy Brown is the alter ego of Raul Pacheco, the vocalist/guitarist/songwriter and co-founding member of the three-time Grammy-winning L.A. musical mainstay Ozomatli. His first-ever solo album offers a playful take on the eternal adolescence he’s enjoyed since forming the groundbreaking, multicultural group 30 years ago. 

Levi Platero’s blues-infused songwriting blends his Navajo and Gospel roots with modern Texas blues and vintage rock, and his solo work followed a stint with The Plateros, a 2004 Navajo Nation blues rock trio praised alongside Vaughan, Los Lonely Boys, and ZZ Top. His self-titled EP, featuring “Take Me Back,” won the 2016 Native American Music Award for Best Blues, and his captivating live shows fuse guitar acrobatics with soulful expression.

The Other Brothers are 7 piece high energy band paying tribute to the music of the Allman Brothers. This music is close to our hearts, and we are very proud of our interpretations of classic hits and deep cuts. This is a powerhouse of a band, featuring members of the original Derek Trucks Band, John Oates Band, Circles Around the Sun, JJ Grey and Mofro, and more.