Since their formation in 2014, HARBOUR has gone from packing rooms in their native Cincinnati to selling out it venues across the United States. Members Ryan Green (vocals/guitar), Jarett Lewis (guitar), Devon Turner (guitar), and Ryan Sulken (drums) have curated an infectious, high energy sound that transfers seamlessly into their live shows.
During their tenure as a group, HARBOUR has delivered 5 full length albums – the latest of which, entitled Great, Big, Insignificant, was released in October, 2025 after much anticipation. After supporting artists such as Bilmuri & Wilderado, HARBOUR successfully completed their first multinational headline tour in 2025. With more shows on the way in celebration of the new album, and even more music in the works, the band’s future is sure to be anything but insignificant.
Arms Akimbo
What started as a class project in college bloomed into the beautiful mistake that is Arms Akimbo. Few acts transition
from “college band” into touring act with a large cult following, but Arms Akimbo has done so, sharing the stage with
acts such as Motion City Soundtrack, Walk The Moon, Briston Maroney, The Dangerous Summer, The Spill Canvas,
Field Medic, The Mowgli’s, and countless others.
Arms Akimbo’s music resonates with anyone who struggles to find themselves, love and balance. While their
influences vary from pop punk, to indie rock, to folk, the often nostalgic themes in their music are met with an “indie
movie soundtrack” feel in nearly every song. This formula was cultivated best in their debut album released last year.
This album “East LA ETC” was a labor of love and self-sufficiency. This concept record was fully funded and released
independently by the band. It features 14 songs, 14 music videos and a Hollywood-based motif that was inspired by
their love for film and tv.
Arms Akimbo continues to release catchy, relatable, harmony heavy hits. Their most recent of these is their new
single “whats ur sign?” which features a story of dating, the feeling of fading youth, and a gang vocal section in which
the band allowed their most loyal fans to sing on the record. Arms Akimbo is currently in Los Angeles, working day
jobs and recording a new EP that will make you dance and cry.
Sylmar
Five Sweet men with loud guitars, dynamic vocals, loose dance moves, and rollercoaster rhythms; writing memorable guitar rock for the ADD generation.
Jeff Buckley plus Queen divided by Radiohead equals Sylmar
Like Korean Cuisine, Sylmar is best enjoyed live. Channeling the swagger of Nick Cave and Freddie Mercury, the lyrics of Matt Berninger and the energy of Joe Talbot, lead singer Brian McCullough sweats enough for the entire band.
Guitarists Dan Sutter and Luke Glaser pair John Frusciante and Carl Broemel licks with ambient, shoe-gaze soundscapes to create a wide spectrum of sound. Check out Fittering and Kinks to get a feel for their dynamic.
Rhythm section, Ethan Kimberly and Dom Franco impress progheads, jazz and jam nuts alike, with the chops of At the Drive-In, Thundercat and yes even Phish. Take a ride with post-punk bop Needja.
Sylmar is all over the place. A Variety show. Not for everyone, but maybe just for you. Sure to turn your brown hair Purple.
