Spacehog
Blending glam rock swagger with alternative grit, Spacehog burst onto the music scene in the mid-1990s with their platinum-selling debut album Resident Alien. Fueled by the international hit "In the Meantime," the band quickly became known for their infectious hooks, soaring harmonies, and unmistakable blend of Bowie-inspired glam, Britpop, and American alternative rock.
Formed in New York City by English musicians Royston Langdon, Antony Langdon, Jonny Cragg, and Richard Steel, Spacehog earned a devoted following through dynamic live performances and critically acclaimed releases including The Chinese Album and The Hogyssey. Decades later, the band's signature sound remains as fresh and electrifying as ever, delivering a nostalgic yet timeless concert experience.
Whether you're rediscovering the soundtrack of the '90s or hearing them for the first time, Spacehog continues to captivate audiences with unforgettable songs, stellar musicianship, and undeniable rock-and-roll charisma.
Fastball
Few bands defined late-'90s alternative rock quite like Fastball. Formed in Austin, Texas, the trio skyrocketed to international success with their Grammy-nominated album All the Pain Money Can Buy, featuring the enduring hits "The Way," "Out of My Head," and "Fire Escape."
Known for their melodic songwriting, rich harmonies, and timeless pop-rock sound, Fastball has continued to evolve while remaining a favorite among fans for more than three decades. Their catalog combines infectious melodies with thoughtful storytelling, creating songs that have become staples of alternative and adult contemporary radio.
Still touring and recording new music, Fastball delivers a live show packed with beloved classics alongside newer material, showcasing the chemistry and musicianship that have made them one of alternative rock's most enduring acts.
