Three’s a crowd? Not when the three are making music like Raynes and Bandits on the Run! This year’s SFF lineup has plenty of big sounds, but we’ve got a soft spot for a great trio. Maybe it’s the harmonies. Maybe it’s the chemistry. Maybe three musicians simply know how to make a little go a long way.
Raynes brings a genre-bending mix of folk, pop, rock, and theatrical energy. Bandits on the Run pair gorgeous three-part harmonies with imaginative songwriting and a healthy dose of NYC grit and charm.
Hear them for yourself September 25-27 in Sisters! Tickets are on sale now and selling quickly.
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, this indie-folk-pop-americana outfit is known for its vivacious performance style, genre-defying sound, soaring harmonies, and ability to make music magic happen everywhere from subway platforms to concert halls. After a chance encounter busking in NYC’s bustling subways, Bandits On The Run burst onto the national stage in 2019 when their song, Love in the Underground, was featured on the NPR Tiny Desk Contest’s Top Shelf, with the curators proclaiming, “the band orchestrates a symphony of sound and story through its impressive musicianship and marvelous harmonies.”
Raynes is a British-American trio formed when North Dakota natives Mat Charley and Joe Berger teamed up with UK vocalist Mark Race. Signed to Sony Music Publishing, the outfit has amassed tens of millions of streams across four EPs and six singles — including their track featured on Netflix’s Love Is Blind. Blending folk, rock, chamber pop, and Celtic roots into an unclassifiable sound, Raynes is celebrated for intricate vocal harmonies and dynamic instrumentation.
Having played BottleRock Festival and venues across the U.S. and UK, they bring a vibrant, genre-defying presence to the stage.