Gooseberry at Turbo Haüs

-- Gooseberry Brooklyn-based trio Gooseberry channel alternative rock, indie, and blues into a sharp, swaggering sound that’s earned comparisons to The White Stripes and Arctic Monkeys. Formed in 2019 and comprising Asa Daniels (guitar, vocals), Evin Rossington (drums), and Will Hammond (bass), the band has racked up millions of streams and has garnered praise from editorial stalwarts Galore, Under the Radar, and more. They've become integral to NYC's music scene, headlining venues like Bowery Ballroom, as well as supporting notable touring acts such as Ringo Starr, BabyJake, and Tanner Usrey. In September 2024, Gooseberry released their debut full-length album, All My Friends Are Cattle. The album was tracked over the course of three months, predominantly at Precision Sound Studios in New York City. Drums were recorded by Grammy-winner James ‘Jimmy T’ Meslin (Dream Theater, John Petrucci, Rush). Grammy-winning engineer Colin Bryson (Zach Bryan, J Balvin, Willow Avalon) served as producer and recording engineer (reprising his role from the Validate Me EP). Grammy-winner Phil Joly (The Strokes, Lana Del Rey, Daft Punk) mixed the record, and Jennica Best (Colatura) mastered it. The record has already been streamed 3M+ times and counting. Following a West Coast winter tour and rising momentum — including 80K+ monthly listeners and major festival slots — the band now launches a new chapter with their sophomore LP, Simple Sucker, arriving September 25, 2026. The band announced the new album with the release of its first single, Durak, an in-your-face satirically charged punk rock anthem. With a new record on the way and tours taking them all over the US, Canada, and Europe, 2026 is shaping up to be their biggest year to date. Starcrusher Starcrusher are a Montreal band making loud, melodic alternative music somewhere between post-punk, indie rock and something a little harder to pin down. Built around big guitars, restless rhythms and hooks that hit immediately, the band pull from the worlds of acts like Gorillaz, The Strokes and Justice without leaning too hard into nostalgia or trying to recreate anyone else’s era. At the heart of Starcrusher is the idea that music should still feel dangerous, communal and alive - songs built to be screamed back in a packed room and live shows that always feel slightly capable of going off the rails. With more than 230,000 Spotify streams across their first two singles and a growing live reputation in Montreal, Starcrusher are quickly building a world that feels as immediate offstage as it does on it.