From potential finance bro to country-folk musician, Charles Wesley Godwin is headed out on tour. In 2023, he released his third album, Family Ties (which features a crazy amount of tracks - nineteen to be exact) which is inspired by his own life and that of his family, hence the name. So come on down and help Godwin celebrate Family Ties and party the dance away!

It's hard to believe that Gogol Bordello have been in our lives for over two decades. The multicultural outfit are known for their high-intensity, electrically-charged shows that twist and turn through genres at break-neck speed, all the while inducing smiles and palpable euphoria in the crowd. Don't miss them as they head on tour this year!

Bluegrass folk band Trampled by Turtles are back on the road! Known for blending heartfelt, emotional songwriting with energetic, foot-tapping rhythms; their music makes each album a brand new experience for fans! Don't miss out on this upcoming tour when they bring their recognizable sound to a town near you.

Indie-folk-rock trailblazers Bright Eyes remain one of the most influential acts in modern alternative music. Comprised of singer-songwriter Conor Oberst, producer and multi-instrumentalist Mike Mogis, and pianist Nate Walcott, the Omaha-based trio are known for their honest and emotionally introspective indie rock sound. Their album 'I'm Wide Awake, Its Morning', which included tracks 'First Day Of My Life' and 'Lua' cemented Oberst as one of the greatest songwriters in the indie scene.

The sensational bluegrass-country singer and musician, Alison Krauss, is embarking on a brand new tour across the county in 2026 with Union Station and Jerry Douglas! Winning her first Grammy in 1991, Krauss has become an icon of bluegrass and country and currently holds an incredible 27 of the prestigious awards, making her the most awarded female in music history.

Oscar and Grammy winning songwriter Ryan Bingham returns to the stage, joined by the excellent Dallas five-piece the Texas Gentlemen! Once again, shows on this tour will be unique in that there's no opening act, and instead Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen will deliver two sets each night, separated by an intermission which transforms venues into a festival-style gathering.