The Happy Together tour heads out once again with the biggest line-up of 60s and 70s groups yet! Topping the bill are The Turtles, whose iconic 1967 number-one hit 'Happy Together' gives this tour its name. They're joined by other stalwarts of the decade such as Jay and The Americans, Little Antony, Mark Lindsay, The Vogues and The Cowsills!

After just announcing not one, but two albums due for 2025 (Equus Asinus and Equus Caballus) - Canadian indie dream-pop trio Men I Trust are on the road across North America, bringing their guitar-led, blissed out bops to a stage near you. Reminiscent of classic acts from the shoegaze era such as Cocteau Twins, as well as the tripped out electronica of artists such as Portishead, The band are one of the biggest things in Canadian indie right now, with their third album Oncle Jazz nominated for the Polaris Music Prize in 2020. Don't miss this opportunity to witness their subtle euphoria live.

Enrique Bunbury is the former lead singer of Spanish rock greats Heroes del Silencio, who recorded four genre-defining studio albums before breaking up in 1996. Since the split, Bunbury has established himself as a formidable solo artist, with 2013's Palosanto, proving a major hit and cementing his new career.

Creators of early 2000's hits like "Dark Blue" and "The Mixed Tape", pop-punk band Jack's Mannequin is going on tour following a 15 year hiatus. Originally conceived as a solo project, Jack's Mannequin is the bran child of Something Corporate's lead vocalist, Andrew McMahon. Under the Label Maverick Records, the band released three studio albums from 2004 to 2012.

Post-hardcore band Our Last Night heads out on the Double Life Summer tour in 2025, bringing their brand of heavy alternative rock crossed with pop party tunes to mosh pits across the country. Known for their hardcore covers of popular songs as well as their own extensive original output, don't miss your chance to see them live!

Spend a night with the upbeat punk rock of Bayside! The quartet's melodic brand of guitar-driven alt-rock first made waves in the early 2000s, securing a fast-growing following and tour support slots with fellow emo outfits Senses Fail, Aiden and Hawthorne Heights. Now headliners in their own right, don't miss them when they pitch up in your city.