Icelandic blues rockers Kaleo formed in Reykjavik when the band members were just 17 years old, choosing to emigrate to the states after signing to Atlantic records in 2015. Inspired by their new home base of Austin, Texas, the folk-rock quartet infuse the gritty sounds of Americana with a driving indie-pop aesthetic. Don't miss them as they hit the road on tour!

Global music sensation Dean Lewis is set to mesmerize the world once again with the release of his eagerly awaited third studio album, The Epilogue, on Friday, October 18th. Accompanying this monumental announcement, Lewis has also revealed the dates for his new tour. Making stops across the country including Atlanta, Washington, Boston and many more, don't miss your chance to see him live in 2025!

Up until 2014, Future Islands were an acclaimed, but lesser known synth-pop band from Baltimore, but that all changed with their appearance on David Letterman's Late Show. Not only was lead singer Samuel Herring's dancing the stuff that memes' dreams are made of, but the song they played, 'Seasons (Waiting on You)', was obviously something special. Later named by Pitchfork as the best track of the year, 'Seasons' proved to be the band's breakthrough, and they now stand as one of the indie world's most respected groups.

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.

Formed from the ashes of Kid Named Chicago and Defining Moment, two celebrated Tallahassee bands, Mayday Parade's electric fusion of emo, pop, and indie rock earned them a gold certification upon the release of their debut album 'A Lesson In Romantics'. The sextet are now hitting the road again in 2025 with their 'Three Cheers For Twenty Years' US Tour!

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.