Deep Dive Live at The Atlantis

Bike Routes

Bike Routes is David Osterhout.

Ever since his childhood, the South Jersey na;ve has harbored an intense and obsessive passion for music. AAer years of grinding locally with an acous;c guitar, he introduced the world to Bike Routes with his 2020 debut Just Let It Go. His songcraA naturally evolved across Love Is An Ac/on (2022) and the Rush of Energy EP (2024). The laLer spawned fan favorites “You Want It You Got it” and “World Apart,” which gathered millions of streams on DSPs. Listening to Bike Routes can feel a lot like watching a montage from a classic coming-of-age flick. This energy defines his third full-length LP, PRAIRIE.

You can hear the essence of Bike Routes on the album’s lead single “Delicate.” Woozy saxophone courtesy of none other than Jake Clemons (Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band) wails around a head-nodding rhythm bolted in place by a steady stomping beat and thumping bass.

“I’m trying to reach places I haven’t reached before,” he leaves off. “I want to meet as many people as I can and have as many friends in the world connect with the music as I can. I would’ve wriLen these songs by myself in my bedroom, so it’s crazy when anyone wants to listen to them. It’s an honor.”

With Co-signs from the likes of Jack Antonoff (Bleachers), and Bruce Springesteen Bike Routes continues to bring the show to a city near you.

HUE

HUE is a Washington, DC–based rock band born from the DMV scene, blending go-go, pop-punk, djent, R&B;, and trap into a bold, genre-defying sound. Crushing riffs, dynamic vocals, and groove-driven drums collide to form a sharp, modern identity.

Formed by longtime collaborators Alireza and Halluciniinja, alongside drummer AreJay (former RDGLDGRN touring member), HUE has built its name through powerful live performances. They’ve opened for Three 6 Mafia in DC and Erykah Badu in New York, performed at Afropunk Brooklyn (captured by Rolling Stone), NAMM, and toured with letlive.

Influenced by acts like Animals As Leaders, Periphery, Bad Brains, and Turnstile, HUE channels the DMV’s go-go roots into heavy, forward-thinking music.

With their debut single “Home” out and a sold-out show at the Go-Go Museum, HUE is gearing up to release their upcoming EP Highly Under Estimated—a project that captures their raw energy and boundary-pushing sound.

Don't Panic

Don’t Panic is a rock band from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, formed in 2009 with a simple goal: write honest, energetic rock & roll that connects with people. Blending the melodic punch of pop-punk with the grit of alternative rock, the band draws influence from groups like Foo Fighters, Bayside, and Jimmy Eat World while carving out a sound that balances big hooks with self-aware lyrics.

After an early run that eventually led to a short hiatus, Don’t Panic returned in 2019 and quickly reestablished themselves with a string of releases, beginning with their debut full- length See Through It All (2020), followed by Dark Horse (2021), and their third album Setting Up to Fail (2023). Most recently, the band released their fourth full-length studio album titled For Your Consideration on April 17 2026, via Smartpunk Records.

Known for their relentless work ethic on the road, Don’t Panic has toured throughout the United States and United Kingdom and shared stages with artists including Less Than Jake, Bowling for Soup, The Ataris, Face to Face, Alien Ant Farm, Lit, Driveways, The Spill Canvas, Secondhand Serenade, Wheatus, Mest and more.

With a growing catalog of releases and years of touring behind them, Don’t Panic continues to evolve while staying rooted in the straightforward mission of making loud, genuine rock songs.