Pop Culture is an improvisational rock band with influences traversing all genres. The band incorporates a unique and adventurous approach to weave improvisational song structures with thoughtful compositions and impressive musicianship.

Since its inception in 2021, the band has quickly gained momentum playing throughout the Upstate New York music scene. When not performing to their dedicated fanbase, the band spends much of their time writing and jamming together, strengthening the bonds between members and creating an original and exciting experience, both on stage and in the studio.

On April 5th, 2024, Pop Culture released their debut album, Moments of Totality, an eclectic and fun mix of jazz fusion, prog, funk, and rock n’ roll!

Vaporeyes is a psychedelic and progressive rock band rooted in Syracuse, NY, known for their immersive live sets and spontaneous, genre-blurring sound. With a style that drifts seamlessly between jam band improvisation and modern psychedelia, their performances are never the same twice—intentionally fluid, deeply rhythmic, and packed with electrified energy.

Over the years, Vaporeyes has shared the stage with notable acts like Papadosio, Spafford, Jimkata, Tauk, Aqueous, and The Werks, building a reputation for tight musicianship and expansive jams. Their 2019–2020 run included two SAMMY Award-winning releases, including Cantrips—a fan-funded project brought to life through Kickstarter support.

An “actualized collective of overactive subconscious,” Vaporeyes invites listeners to lose themselves in the swirl—no setlist repeated, no vibe left unexplored.

Ruha is a vibrant collective of sonic artisans blending diverse influences into a dynamic tapestry of sound. Rooted in eclecticism and fueled by a shared passion for musical innovation, the band features Jessica Brown, Brian Lauri, Zach Fleitz, Brian Welch, and Charley Orlando — five musicians whose chemistry creates an unforgettable listening experience.

Blending elements of rock, Americana, folk, and electronic, Ruha crafts music that feels both expansive and intimate. Their live performances radiate spontaneous energy and deep musical connection, inviting audiences on a powerful journey of sound, feeling, and discovery.

Honey for the Bees is a queer, folk rock band weaving heartfelt storytelling with rich, full-band energy. Based in Syracuse, their sound blends the raw authenticity of folk with the power and edge of rock, creating music that resonates with honesty, pride, and connection.

Made up of Alison, Tasia, Blake, Kaz, Kelly, and Evan, Honey for the Bees brings a collective spirit to every stage they play. Their songs explore themes of love, identity, resilience, and joy — inviting audiences into a space where community and creativity thrive.

Glass Image is an alt-rock band from Auburn, NY, made up of Connor VanEpps (Vocals/Guitar), Eric Mohan (Drums), Alec Barner (Bass), and Eric Frank (Guitar). Their name reflects a deeper intention — a transparent representation of humanity and our stories.

Through intense emotion, vivid storytelling, and a commitment to vulnerability, Glass Image crafts songs that hit with both power and purpose. With each performance, they invite listeners into their world: fragile, raw, and strikingly real.