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The Rhythm Shakers are a prominent, high-energy Rock'n'Roll and rockabilly band based out of Los Angeles, California. Fronted by the charismatic lead vocalist Marlene Perez, the group is signed to the renowned independent label Wild Records and represented by the Atomic Music Group. They are highly regarded in the global vintage music community for blending late 1950s and early 1960s rock and roll with raw elements of 60s soul, blues, and gritty garage rock.

Rip Carson is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose signature blend of rockabilly, honky-tonk, classic country, and early rock 'n' roll has made him a respected figure in the American roots music scene. Carson has spent more than two decades developing a sound that honors the traditions of artists like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Carl Perkins, and Gene Vincent while adding his own distinctive style. Carson built a reputation for high-energy performances and authentic musicianship. Today, he leads Rip Carson and the Carcinogenics, a powerhouse band known for delivering an exciting mix of rockabilly, country, Western swing, and vintage rock 'n' roll at festivals, clubs, and venues across the United States and internationally.

Los Pakalolos is a Southern California-based band that blends rockabilly, punk, and surf rock genres. Formed in September 2019, the energetic three-piece instrumental trio consists of members Johnny, John, and Milo, known for delivering fast and loud instrumental tunes. Their music features fast-paced guitar picking, heavy reverb, and driving rhythms.

The Tone Slingers are an outlaw honky-tonk and Western swing band based in East Los Angeles. Known for their classic retro sound and energetic live shows, they frequently perform originals and covers across Southern California music scene.
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