The ever-undefinable Primus have a huge 2024 ahead of them. As well as touring with Coheed & Cambria and A Perfect Circle, the band are also doing a string of headline sets throughout the USA. Composed of bassist/vocalist Les Claypool, guitarist Larry "Ler" LaLonde, and drummer Tim "Herb" Alexander, Primus has been pushing boundaries for nearly 40 years.

Rock 'n' roll icon, guitarist, interactive progenitor, singer/songwriter, and record producer Todd Rundgren comes to town in 2025. Years of experience and critical acclaim have by no means made Rundgren complacent, and he continues to push the boundaries in inventive and surprising ways. Don't miss your chance to see him as he heads on the 'Still Me, (Still We)' tour!

Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) is one of Americana's real cult favorites. Since he first emerged in 2011 with his debut Roll Your Bones, he's been honing his lo-fi mix of country, blues and rock 'n' roll with understated ease, using bandcamp as one of his major selling platforms. Don't miss Shakey on the road this year, heading to a venue near you!

Hailing from Oxford, England, Glass Animals set the Brit Indie scene alight in 2014 with their bold debut album Zaba, a deliciously decadent offering that showcased the groups considerable talent for creating slow-burning and sexy Indietronic anthems. They are most known for their 2020 single 'Heat Waves' which went viral on the social media platform TikTok and was included in FIFA 21 soundtrack. Join them on tour as they traverse North America to spread their indie charms!

The Black Keys are officially back! 2025 sees them return to the road on a new North American tour titled 'No Rain No Flowers'! Ohio natives Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney first formed The Black Keys back in 2001 and amassed a dedicated fan base as they made their way through the indie underground, playing clubs all over the world and self-releasing albums.

Following in the footsteps of Phish, Umphrey's McGee, and The Grateful Dead, with a dash of indie groove thrown in, jam band Goose is ready to let loose on stage once more as They take to the road on a limited series of dates this year, kicking off in the summer. Formed in 2014, the Connecticut outfit has been slowly garnering fans, including Ezra Koenig, who urged the band to release their cover of Vampire Weekend's '2021', to massive acclaim.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise may sound like the title of a Japanese game show, but the band's mature, genre-defying sound is as surprising as their choice of moniker. Drawing upon facets of grunge, folk, blues and unapologetic pop, the North Carolina natives craft upbeat anthems that underlie lead singer Sam Melo's poetic, howling lyrics and vocals.

Slightly Stoopid are now in their second decade of making music and are showing no sign of slowing down. This eclectic band continues to create an energizing sound that's been described as a "bath of positive energy". Slightly Stoopid has released nine studio albums and four live - with their latest studio album being Everyday Life, Everyday People.

Gary Clark Jr. knows how to bag a Grammy - or four. His most recent studio album JPEG RAW shot straight into the top 10 of the Billboard chart (his third consecutive to do so) following 2019's critical darling This Land, which won the Grammy for Best Rock Song (This Land) and Best Contemporary Blues Album. One of the country's biggest stars in rock, jazz, country and soul, Gary has received industry support from the likes of Alicia Keys, the Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters, who not only sing his praise but have him support their live shows.