Your Fearless Leader (YFL) is an American indie rock band from San Francisco, California, consisting of Marcus Ghiasi on lead vocals and guitar, Jerry Haagsma on drums and percussion, Alan Onymous on bass, Hannah Glass on violin, Aldo Jimenez on saxophone, Stephanie Seybert on keys, and Tito Martinez on trumpet/trombone.

YFL’s music is characterized by powerful dynamics and intricate orchestral arrangements, anchored by Ghiasi’ commanding vocals. With their contemplative and evocative lyrics, YFL creates a wall of sound that alternates between explosive energy and haunting stillness, leaving audiences on the edge of insight and revelation. The band has played some of the most notable stages and events in San Francisco, including the 2017 San Francisco Women’s March, in addition to having toured extensively on the west coast, showcasing their captivating live performances.

What began as a solo project by Ghiasi in 2015 quickly grew into a collaborative effort as other musicians joined the fold. Together, YFL pushed the boundaries of their sound, honing their craft and refining their unique blend of indie rock and orchestral arrangements. With new music slated for release in 2023, YFL is poised to take the indie rock scene by storm once again, showcasing their distinctive sound and electrifying live performances to audiences across the country.

Channeling classic rock, grunge, and surfy feel-good-vibes, San Francisco combo, The Happys acquired a fast growing fanbase with their catchy rowdy live performances. Embodying a vulnerability, euphoria setting their honest painful feelings of addiction to a wildly joyful surf-grunge sound.

The Happys found themselves sharing the stage with artists such as Sublime with Rome, Hobo Johnson, Mad Caddies, Agent Orange, sensi trails & Del the Funky Homosapien. And have been featured on Alt105, Jam in the Van, NPR and Bud.com.

Experimental power-trio TONG (stylized all-caps) first emerged on the Bay Area music scene in 2018. TONG rapidly drew underground notoriety for their prolific output of recorded material and explosive live performances, all the while pioneering a new genre of music aptly termed: “Apocalypse Rock.”