King Kyote:

King Kyote echoes the yells of rock ‘n’ roll’s forebears while having a deeply rooted harmony with the blues, roots-rock and indie-americana genres. A force to be reckoned with on stage, Kyote’s fiery live shows prove that raw talent combined with real, honest songwriting remains the backbone of today’s music.

Hailing from the Maine coast, King Kyote’s sound and inspiration come from how he views and interprets the world around him. He expresses himself through a unique lens, like a photograph, putting pen to paper to capture life’s most delicate moments. The ability to draw creative power from the waves he rides and mountains he climbs gives Kyote a distinct perspective on the intertwining of the vagabond troubadour and the artist.

The Animeros:

With musical notes that span beyond genres like bolero, psychedelic and cumbia, The Animeros not only make their audience hit the dance floor, they also invite their listeners and tastemakers alike to a glimpse of their rich cultural upbringing.

The group is made up of Nick Tozzo, Nicolas Sanchez and Mauro Lopez who work together to craft a genre-blending sound that drifts between the lush jungles of Colombia, the palm-lined streets of 1960s coastal Mexico and the dusty cantinas of West Texas.