Emma Paige from School of Rock performed “Violet” by Hole.

Bread Basket captivated the audience with its alternative set.

Madeline Reid played guitar in several bands, including Rosie Posie, Monk Fruit and Panoramic.

Reid was the lead singer in Rosie Posie, who sang “crushcrushcrush” by Paramore, “Vampire Empire” by Big Thief and “High and Dry” by Radiohead.

Edmond Santa Fe High School senior Tristan Haley played bass in Rosie Posie.

Aria Gonzales was the lead singer and guitarist of Verlaine alongside her upright bassist, Ford Milacek.

Swartz performed three songs, “So Good” and “Insomniac” by Bunii and an original song, “Lost in the Static.”

Jackson Pollard performed “Something in the Orange” by Zach Bryan.

Carter Wright performed in his band, Fivemile Hollow, alongside his friends Austin Hart and Cash Rhea.

Braden Nieves played drums in both Blue Erie and Monk Fruit.

As Monk Fruit’s lead singer, Benjamin Stephens performed “Say It Ain’t So” and “Undone (The Sweater Song)” by Weezer and “It’s Cold Out Here” by Modern Baseball.

Austyn Langley was the lead singer in Panoramic, who performed “Don’t Look Back in Anger” by Oasis and “Just” by Radiohead.

Gavin McCullock was one of three guitarists in Panoramic.

Chloe Buckley performed as a backup vocalist and guitarist in Panoramic.

Malachi Mack lifts his drumsticks to count off the beats, ready to play.

Arizona Dinger was the lead singer and rhythm guitarist in Blue Erie, who performed three original songs.

English teacher Reagan Killackey performed in the final band, Havana Affair.

At the end of Havana Affair’s set, Killackey and Tory Ayers each brought up their daughters, Gonzales and Scout Killackey, to perform as guest singers.