Evan Hatfield has become an inspiring new talent within the world electronic music scene. He has become known for his high-energy live performances, where he combines his sitar with a variety of synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers for a truly exquisite and unique musical journey. Hatfield’s explorations of North Indian Classical music and deep electronic beats have gained the support of DJs and producers worldwide, such as Goldcap, Lee Burridge, Mercan Dede, and many more. His music has been released on a variety of record labels, such as Desert Trax, Jumpsuit Records, Inward Records, Gravitas, Camel Riders, and Pinkturban. A genre-defying artist, Evan Hatfield is not one to miss as he dazzles audiences with his sitar and mesmerizing grooves.

About the Supporting Artist:

Mycelial is the visionary electro-acoustic project of renowned banjoist Isaac Cantor. Emerging from the lush coastal forests of the West Coast, Mycelial weaves together rootsy, global influences and psychedelic textures with deep electronic rhythms, crafting live performances that are equal parts ritual, dance party and hoedown. Poised to bridge worlds, he spins acoustic roots and futuristic soundscapes into a living web inviting listeners to move, connect and transform.

Rooted in tradition, yet reaching toward the future, this passion project has grown leaps and bounds over the last few years. With four albums and multiple singles – including collaborations with Kr3ture, Evan Hatfield and Magelion Moondrop – Mycelial continues to galvanize a dedicated audience across both streaming platforms and live stages. Cantor’s years of touring and recording with national acts such as the Grateful Bluegrass Boys and Dusty Green Bones Band, alongside performances with icons like Bob Weir, Billy Strings and members of The String Cheese Incident, ground his sound in deep musical lineage. His debut performance here in August was a highlight of the summer.

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