The Jayhawks were definitely swimming against the tide when they emerged from a crowded Minneapolis music scene halfway through the 1980s. Forging a rootsy sound that wasn't quite rock or country The Jayhawks quickly turned into one of the most important bands of the post-punk era. After a few short hiatuses and some line-up changes, The Jayhawks are back on the road once more!

Critically acclaimed five-piece Son Volt are back on the road this year to support their latest offering Sound Signal Serenades. Bringing their signature blend of rock, folk, and Americana to stages throughout North America this Fall! Helmed by lead singer and songwriter Jay Farrar, the Illinois group are considered as one of the pioneers of 90s alt-country rock and the strength of their prolific output of albums shows why, three decades on, they continue to be one of the cult figures of the genre.

Shadowy metal band President hit the road across North America for the latest leg of their 2026 "campaign trail"! The anonymous English band, fronted by a mysterious suited, slick-haired masked man - the "President" - have become an absolute sensation since their launch barely a year ago, with questions abound as to who they really are, propelled by irresistibly good songs that have already charted on both sides of the Atlantic. Don't miss their 2026 trek!

Building on the success of their latest album, Forever Howlong, Black Country, New Road has announced their return to North America. This tour offers fans a renewed chance to experience the band's latest material live. True to form, BCNR's recent output has garnered widespread critical acclaim, solidifying their status as leaders in the indie scene.

Named after the cheap sparkling wine associated with English youth drinking culture, the Lambrini Girls deliver razor sharp lyricism alongside furious noise-punk. Formed in Brighton by Phoebe Lunny and Lilly Macieira-Bogelmez, the duo worked their way from the local punk scene to now being one of the UK's shining punk stars. Their 2025 debut album 'Who Let The Dogs Out' was beloved by fans and critics alike - propelling them to indie stardom. With angry lyrics tackling politics, gentrification, and misogyny - a Lambrini Girls show is one of unity, compassion and crowd engagement. Don't miss the UK punk duo when they come stateside!

Following several years of radio silence after the announcement of an indefinite hiatus back in 2012, Thrice are rising from the ashes ready to unleash a new era of post-hardcore music. Since their formation in 1998, the California rockers have broken ground and rewritten the rule book for the genre they helped define by skilfully blending searing punk, pop, progressive and screamo, resulting in nine studio albums and constant tours around the world.