Lindstrom and The Limit are a Seattle-based band blending funk, soul, rock, folk, and a healthy dose of Pacific Northwest weirdness. Led by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Lindstrom, the band makes music that is equally ready for a sweaty dance floor (i.e., their hit single, Hot Butter) or a cozy night in for self-reflection (listen to their ballad, "Grief (Tommy's Song)"). 

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The Limit's sound is rooted in groove: infectious bass lines, big drums, funky guitars, horns, and soulful vocals. Their music carries the influence of classic soul and funk while keeping one foot firmly planted in heartfelt singer-songwriter, emotional folk.

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Lindstrom and The Limit released their debut album, Estate Sale!, in 2019. This album included their biggest single, Hot Butter. In 2022, the band released their sophomore album, The Rope. This was a concept album that dealt with the struggles of addiction and depression. The band donates $5 from every album sale to the Trevor Project.   

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At its heart, Lindstrom and The Limit is about bringing people together through music. Whether they're playing a coffee shop or to 30k people at T-Mobile Park, the band's live shows are built around energy, spontaneity, and the simple idea that music should be fun.