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Lucy Dacus
Lucy Dacus is a musician from Virginia, regarded as “one of the best songwriters of her generation” (Rolling Stone). She has released four full-length albums under her name: 2016’s No Burden, 2018’s Historian, 2021’s Home Video, and 2025’s Forever Is A Feeling. In 2023, Dacus spent a career-defining year with boygenius, her band with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker. boygenius’ album, the record, garnered widespread acclaim and saw the trio take home three GRAMMY Awards.
Her most recent record, Forever Is A Feeling, was lauded by Variety as “the most romantic record you might hear” and reached #1 spots on both the Billboard Rock Album Chart and the Billboard Folk/Americana Album Chart. Dacus also cemented her reputation as a powerful live act following the release of Forever Is A Feeling, performing around the globe on her most expansive tour to date and selling out legendary venues like Radio City, Red Rocks and the O2 Academy Brixton in London.
FIGHTMASTER
FIGHTMASTER is the music project of E.R. Fightmaster, a Queer artist and advocate who first came into the public eye for their work in tv and film (Grey’s Anatomy, Shrill, Sorry, Baby.)
Sultry and political with a healthy dose of humor and retrospection, FIGHTMASTER’s storytelling transcends the personal and shines a unique light on the universal. Their sound is rooted in rock and complimented by lush elements of country, pop and funk. In 2024 FIGHTMASTER hit the road on a headlining tour celebrating their first two EP’s, Violence and Bloodshed Baby, then hit the road again in 2025 supporting acts like Orla Gartland and The Beaches. 2026 is the year of Tolerance, FIGHTMASTER’s first full length album. You can see them live in May supporting Lucy Dacus, then headlining a run of East Coast shows, and again in June, supporting Lord Huron.