Poems, Vitto and the Trees, Stealing Automatics, RoseThorne, Zach Brosi
  • Poems

    Poems

    Hailing from the vibrant San Diego music scene, Poems is an indie rock band that seamlessly melds melodic hooks with introspective lyrics, drawing inspiration from influential artists such as Inhaler, Fontaines D.C, Interpol, and The Smiths. With a sound that is both fresh and nostalgic, they have carved out a unique niche within the indie rock genre, captivating audiences with their dynamic performances and emotive storytelling.

    Poems have made significant strides in their career, showcasing their talent on the stages of legendary venues including The Belly Up, The Casbah, and The Music Box. Their electrifying live shows have not only garnered attention from fans but have also caught the eye of industry veterans. Working alongside esteemed producers like Billy Foster—known for his collaborations with Fontaines D.C and Wet Leg—and John Catlin, who has lent his expertise to bands such as Inhaler and The Killers, Poems has cultivated a distinctive sound that resonates with both old-school indie lovers and new listeners alike.
    In addition to their impressive collaborations, Poems has shared the stage with notable acts, having opened for touring band Never Ending Fall at Brick and Mortar in San Francisco. This opportunity to perform alongside established artists has further cemented their reputation as a rising force in the indie rock scene.
    With their latest release, the *Half-Life EP*, which hit digital platforms on July 18th, Poems continues to push creative boundaries. The EP showcases their evolution as musicians and storytellers, featuring a blend of infectious melodies and poignant lyrics which deal with the struggles of adolescence, all the while finding prescription drugs a much needed crutch for the time being. Further solidifying their presence, they released the music video for their single "Afterparty" on August 1st, which has been met with enthusiasm from there solid fan base. 
    As Poems continues to make waves in the indie rock landscape, their commitment to authenticity and artistic growth promises an exciting future. Keep an eye out for this dynamic band as they embark on their next chapter, captivating audiences with their heartfelt music and compelling performances.

  • Vitto and the Trees

    Vitto and the Trees

  • Stealing Automatics

    Stealing Automatics

    Stealing Automatics has been performing songs about sex, love, and intergalactic aliens since late 2021.
    With a blend of rock n roll, dynamic rhythm sections, and jazz-fusion-inspired progressions, they’ve been rocking their local San Diego music scene ever since. Their self-titled debut album, “Stealing Automatics,” revived the lost art of the concept album. It hit the scene in late 2023 and is available across all streaming platforms.

    Rex Gutierrez - Vocals/Guitar
    Ryan Pfannenstiel - Guitar
    Ricky Escalante - Drums
    Zacc Rowlands - Bass

  • RoseThorne

    RoseThorne

    RoseThorne is an Alternative rock band from San Diego California. Established in the summer of 2023, RoseThorne strives for a blend of hard rock, alternative, pop punk and hardcore music. With crushing riffs, driving grooves and melodies that have been described as ear worms, RoseThorne packs a punch with a live show that leaves quite the impression. If you are a fan of Guns N' Roses, The Menzingers, Rise Against, Turnstile, Pierce The Veil and bands of the like, you will resonate with RoseThorne. 
  • Zach Brosi

    Zach Brosi

    Musician and underwater basket weaving enthusiast Zach Brosi delivers a rambunctious fusion of funk, rock, pop, reggae, and the blues. Combining all of his favorite genres into one fresh squeezed jar of noise, Zach's music is best known for being versatile and all encompassing. His sets include soulful, modern vocals and high energy guitar licks over loops of his own original tunes, as well as popular cover songs. Hailing from small town Illinois to San Diego, Zach's music tells the tale of his cliche dream of moving to California and all the wonky experiences that came thereafter.