The Dip is Eddy (vocals, guitar), Brennan Carter (trumpet), Levi Gillis (tenor sax), Mark Hunter (bass), Jarred Katz (drums), Jacob Lundgren (guitar) and Evan Smith (baritone sax). Since forming, they have released two full-length albums, 2015’s self-titled debut and 2019’s The Dip Delivers, as well as two EPs, 2016’s Won’t Be Coming Back and 2020’s instrumental, The Dip Play It Cool. With the releases, the band has garnered over 60 million streams on Spotify to date and continue to receive widespread attention, with KEXP Radio declaring, “one of the most exciting and joyous acts to emerge in recent years.” Moreover, No Depression praised The Dip Delivers saying, “a baptism of soul…a heart-felt homage to the originators presented masterfully by a new generation of soul music fans” and Atwood Magazine proclaimed, “a blue-eyed soul powerhouse of sound, unleashing a torrent of rich, raw songs full of warmth and energy.” Known for their freewheeling, electric concerts, the band has performed sold-out shows across the country garnering a dedicated fanbase as they went. In addition to numerous headline tours, The Dip has also performed at several renowned festivals such as BottleRock, Pilgrimage, Bumbershoot, Forecastle, Hinterland and more.

Oakland native, longtime Brooklyn resident, and now Los Angeles local Jennah Bell, has been passionately described as the sum of music’s best parts; drawing influences from genres such as Folk, Soul, R&B, Rock, and Pop . As a singer-songwriter and sonic architect of all her musical endeavors, Bell has already performed at the 2012 BET Awards, graced the main stage of the Roots Picnic, and rocked out with her band at the 2013 North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam where she received a standing ovation. She has performed with world renowned artists such as Cody ChesnuTT, Hiatus Kaiyote, Emily King, Alice Smith, and Nikki Giovanni.