THE LINEUP

San Francisco soul and rock ’n’ roll band known for tight grooves, horn arrangements, and dynamic vocals.

California soul with warm vocals, groove-heavy rhythm, and classic funk influences. Made for a backyard block party.

Oakland-based live band fusing hip-hop lyricism with soul, funk, and alternative R&B. Equal parts groove and grit on the Patiyo Stage.

San Francisco rock project led by Lucust French, born as a solo recording project and grown into a raw, high-energy live band. Bring earplugs and dancing shoes.

Bay Area indie rock / indie pop band with memorable choruses and eclectic influences — indie rock for the in-between moments, and a Patiyo Stage highlight.

Richmond, California pop-punk band blending raw emotion, rebellious energy, and anthemic hooks. A quietly stunning live act.

Your Jell-O Stage MC. A San Francisco-based comedian and comedy correspondent for The San Francisco Standard, sharp enough to slice through a backyard breeze. Stick around between sets.

This Oakland-based artist blends rock, folk, soul, and sea-shanty spirit with tender, rebellious songwriting. Front-row material.

Sonoma County singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist blending blues, funk, classic rock, and surf through his Ryan Woodard Band project. Songs about home, road trips, and the in-between.

Bay Area singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and live-looping artist whose bittersweet lyrics and acoustic textures have earned millions of Spotify streams. Understated and unforgettable on the Jell-O Stage.

WOMAZZLE is Sarah Wo, a Palette-affiliated DJ keeping the Flamingo Stage moving between live band sets.

A San Francisco-based DJ working in two worlds: deep vinyl sets spanning jazz, soul, funk, and disco — with detours through rock and electronic — and driving house sets built for the dance floor. He's played SF spots like Palette and F8, along with parties across Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.

An SF-based DJ originally from Singapore, bringing progressive house, SF house roots, and live drumming into his sets. New favorite by the second chorus.