Stage Dive Sessions: Vol. 1
Featuring Surf Green Machine, Bad Quitters, Maci Mattravers, Tilted Earth
TREEFORT MUSIC HALL
Live Music with Q&A to follow
Free GA! with upgraded seating options | All Ages
See them play. Hear their story. Dive deeper with today’s most exciting emerging talent.
Surf Green Machine
We are Surf Green Machine! We’re an upbeat indie alternative rock band from Boise, ID. For the lineup we have Brad Lee on the drums, Gary Brock on bass, and Troy Branson on guitar and vocals. We’ve got a wide variety of influences ranging from Hot Mulligan and Panic! At The Disco, to Led Zeppelin and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Come check out one of our live shows if you ever get the chance!
Bad Quitters
Maci Mattravers
Maci Mattravers is a rising musician from Boise, Idaho, who is quickly making a name for herself. Known for her heartfelt lyrical prowess, Maci’s music resonates with listeners who appreciate raw, authentic storytelling. Her debut EP, To The Bone, was released in February of 2024. The EP, which started as a small independent project, quickly garnered over 50k streams across platforms and has drawn a growing base of listeners to appreciate her introspective songwriting. Maci’s music blends elements of indie, folk, and is inspired by the legacy of artists such as Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, and Brandi Carlile.
On December 14th, 2024, Maci will release her anticipated debut album, Back to the Garden, a project that was all written and recorded in the last year.
Tilted Earth
Tilted Earth is the Boise-based cosmic picnic rock project led by songwriter Joseph Heinze, mixing nostalgia with a sense of outer-space humor. After relocating from California to Idaho, the project took shape at Den Studios with producer Kyler Daron, where Tilted Earth has been releasing a new single every month.
Now performing as a full band with Cutler Lang (guitar, vocals), Isaac Gray (drums), and Xander Clemons (bass), Tilted Earth layers acoustic guitars, jangling electrics, and Simon & Garfunkel–esque harmonies into songs that feel both timeless and slightly off-kilter. On stage, the music moves between lighthearted, grab-your-girl-and-dance moments and real heartbreak. If there’s a grassy hill and a picnic, Tilted Earth is not far behind.

