Hailing from the beautiful beaches of Malibu, Shwayze and sidekick Cisco Adler are making a quick and prominent impact on their listeners. Shwayze's laid back So-Cal rhymes, Cisco's raspy voice, and their fast lifestyle create a party vibe that their listeners want to be a part of. They're tearing it up on Warped Tour this summer, and their new album "Shwayze" is sure to be playing at your next back yard BBQ or beach party.

Childhood best friends turned electrofunk duo, Chromeo is making people move their feet. P-Thugg and Dave 1's funky synths and keyboards combine for a unique sound that will make you want to dance. They might also be one of the smartest bands we've ever met! Whether sharing the stage with indie-rockers Bloc Party or kicking it at home with Dave 1's kid brother A-Trak, Chromeo knows how to get the dance party started.

What do hip-hop, dirty synth sounds, local gang signs, and spastic dance moves have in common? The grungy hipsters of 3OH!3 have figured out a way to combine all of these elements into a high energy live show that has been turning heads across the country. With their recent album release "Want" and a rapidly growing fan base while touring on the Warped Tour, this band is taking the music scene by land and sea all the way live from the 3OH!3.

With songs that make you smile, cry, and smile again, A Cursive Memory will get in your head and stay. Their catchy hooks and high energy live performances make this a band to watch. They started as a group of friends that enjoyed writing music together and it turned into a full blown indie band who is rocking and sharing the stage with bands such as Jimmy Eat World and New Found Glory. Their songs won't be leaving your head anytime soon.

Meiko is an indie singer/songwriter, born and raised in Georgia and now living Los Angeles. After gaining tons of attention as part of the Hotel Café scene, her songs "Reasons to Love You" and "Hawaii" were featured in the fourth season of Grey's Anatomy, while "Sleep" was featured in an episode of the CBS program Moonlight. Meiko is the perfect soundtrack for rainy day reminiscing.

One can't help but smile while listening to The Submarine's infectiously toe-tapping, happy songs. John and Blake recorded Honeysuckle Weeks, their second album as The Submarines, as summer vines blossomed and the sun coaxed green grasses up around the stones leading from their East LA home to their garage-turned-home-studio. Sonically, their music is a glorious collage of wide-ranging sounds, from old-school dub to intricately layered electronic and vintage pop. The Submarines are the familiar sound from the new iPhone commercial.

Just off their tour with Alkaline Trio, Bayside is back in the studio recording their fourth full length studio album titled 'Shudder'. With David Schiffman producing, singer/guitarist Anthony Raneri says the new album will have more of a punk sound and high energy songs. You can't blame a guy that just wants to be in a punk band, right?!? Add them as a friend and get their daily updates from the studio. You'll know what's up before anyone else!.

Hailing from the desert of Phoenix, The Medic Droid's sound is anything but dry. They create a high energy sound by combining the elements of electronic and rock for a vibe that rescues listeners who are bored of typical genres and titles. The Medic Droid's attitude and energy come out in their live show, and the results show in their exploding fan base.

Formed in 2003, Valencia creates a uniquely infectious blend of guitar-mangled, multi-layered, melodic rock reminiscent of early Saves the Day fused with Thrice. They get additional cred since they came in as runner-up for SPIN magazine's Band of the Year in 2006. The guys have a ton of personality and it shows when they hit the stage. Check them out on tour this summer.

The Secret Handshake is the musical project of Luis Dubuc, who is inspired by artists like Michael Jackson and Daft Punk. Always a huge crowd for The Secret Handshake show, Dubuc produces dance-worthy tracks that will keep your feet moving.