June 13th

Formed over two decades ago, the funk six-piece The Motet have learned to work as an interlocking unit, with each member bolstering one another towards the best creative output. This symbiosis has led to a unique style and cohesive musical chemistry, as seen in the band's immaculate live performances and seamless blend of funk, soul, jazz, and rock. 

With a fervent fanbase in tow, The Motet have sold out shows across the nation, performed six headlining slots at Red Rocks and sets at festivals such as Bonnaroo, Bottlerock, Electric Forest, Bumbershoot, Summer Camp, and High Sierra. 

But even after their 20+ years of accolades and recognition, the legendary outfit are still exploring new sonic ideas and finding new ways to showcase each other’s skill sets.

June 20th

DIZGO has one of the most operative names in the jam band scene, evoking a transcendence of genre: a dizzier disco, filled with a hodge-podge of genres, styles, and technical influences while still, at its core, a dance party.

The band has played stand out performances at festivals such as Peach Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, Resonance Music Festival, Werk Out Music Festival, SonicBloom Music Festival, and many more. They have supported acts such as Goose, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Papadosio, The Main Squeeze, Aqueous, Lespecial, and more.

West Coast indie groove sensations Blü Egyptian are a youthful quartet based out of Chico, CA. They have gained a reputation for their high energy shows with extended multi-genre jams, meaningful songwriting, and entertaining stage antics.

Blü Egyptian has supported national touring acts such as Dogs in a Pile, Thumpasaurus, Toubab Krewe, Magic Beans, Pink Talking Fish and The Mother Hips, while creating a buzz at festivals including Burning Man, Oregon Country Fair, Cascade Equinox, Golden Road Gathering, Ain't Necessarily Dead Fest and Hog Farm Hideaway.

Brace yourself for the ever-evolving experience that is Blü Egyptian.

July 19th

With a 33-year musical career and 13 solo albums, Quique Neira is the king of Chilean Reggae. He was awarded Chile’s Altazor Prize for his albums Cosas Buenas (2006) and Alma (2012).

He has performed at various festivals across the Americas, Australia, and Europe, including notable appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland (2009) and, more recently, at Jamaica’s Reggae Month (2024). Throughout his discography, he has collaborated with renowned international reggae artists.

Elenah is a singer, composer, and producer, primarily active in the Bay Area, according to Instagram. She is known for her live performances and upcoming album "Momento", which focuses on themes of unity and shared experiences. Elenah has also collaborated with other artists, including Hichem Smati.

July 24th

MarchFourth is a kaleidoscope of musical and visual energy that inspires unabashed dancing and an atmosphere of celebration. Born in Portland 22 years ago on a Mardi Gras Day, MarchFourth’s collaborative roster has evolved through many musical generations. The M4 family now spans from Oregon and Seattle all the way down to New Orleans.

This genre-busting, joy-inducing, in-your-face experience is not to be missed!

The Freebird Aerialists: Discover the mesmerizing art of pole dance with your local Freebird Aerialists. A troop of selected performers will entertain and amaze you with their prowess on the pole. Make sure you arrive early to see this one of a kind event!

June 12th

Stroll through the Thursday market and then head over to Lost on Main for Mini Trees with Flume Street Station. It’s gonna be a vibe.

Mini Trees' lush, introspective indie pop/rock is the creation of California musician Lexi Vega. Using the alias Mini Trees, her first song, "Take It Back," appeared in July 2018, combining elements of angsty indie rock and melancholy bedroom pop. Although still warm and introspective, Vega’s newer music has reflected an effort by Vega to achieve a more pop-oriented sound that was helped along by the addition of guests like Zac Rae (Deathcab for Cutie) and James McAlister (Sufjan Stevens, Ester Drang).

Rooted in rich harmonies and heartfelt songwriting, Flume St. Station is a three-piece folk-indie-americana group blending mandolin, guitar, and lap steel into a sound that's as timeless as it is fresh. As Chico natives and loved personalities in the community, they were all great friends before the band organically formed. Their on-stage chemistry radiates the joy and passion for life they each walk with, creating a welcoming and electric atmosphere wherever they play.