Dubbed the Neil Young of his generation, Kurt Vile is courageously keeping the fires of heartland rock burning, fusing the old school, blues-tinged Americana of the open roads with modern production techniques and swathes of shoegazy synth. He first introduced the world to his considerable talent in 2005 as part of the duo War On Drugs, subsequently coming into his own in a solo capacity over the course of seven studio albums. Don't miss the gifted innovator when he heads out on tour!

Black Midi's Geordie Greep has kicked off his solo career proper, with the release of debut solo album The New Sound. Not content to rest on his laurels, Greep's decision to break out on his own with yet more genre-bending music has delighted fans, just as much as his music keeps them on their toes. Don't miss your chance to catch him live!

The Springsteens of the Southwest' are coming to a city near you! Inducted into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2019, rock n' roll royalty Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers have been blazing their trail since 1999 - without mainstream radio play or major label support. Their debut album, Honky Tonk Union, topped the Billboard Internet Sales Chart that same year, prompting a Billboard executive to famously ask, "Who the hell is Roger Clyne, and why is he #1 on my chart?!"

Receiving his first guitar from his grandparents at the age of 8, no one could have predicted Brock Thornton would one day be one of the hottest names on the EDM circuit. Getting rid of Brock and donning Boogie T, this rising star is ready to take the road once more and you're invited! Are you ready?

Michigan folk outfit The Crane Wives hit the road this spring for a North American tour in support of their highly acclaimed studio album, Beyond Beyond Beyond! One of their latest singles, Arcturus Beaming, has set the tone for the much-anticipated new record, their first in eight years, marking a welcome return to releasing music. Don't miss your chance to see them live!

Blurring the lines between alternative rock, jazz, funk, metal, bluegrass and other genres still, Umphrey's McGee exploded out of the contemporary Jam Scene in the late Nineties with an inimitable fusion of improvisation and progressive rock that was influenced by the likes of King Crimson, Yes, Pink Floyd and Frank Zappa.