Take a big yellow taxi to witness the one and only Joni Mitchell live, with her first Los Angeles concert in 24 years! Following her 2023 public concert appearances, where she enchanted audiences with hits like "Shine," "Circle Game," and "Ladies of the Canyon," the Canadian hit-maker is back at the Hollywood Bowl. This time, she's bringing Brandi Carlile and Joni Jam to the stage. Now that's a legendary lineup!

New Jersey emo-folk band The Front Bottoms take their 'Finding Your Way Home' tour on the road. Still riding the success of their 2023 album 'You Are Who You Hang Out With', expect to hear new Front Bottoms tracks alongside their certified emo classics 'Twin Size Mattress', 'Be Nice To Me', and 'Flashlight'.

Indie-folk singer and songwriter Faye Webster hits the road with an extensive North American tour in support of her LP 'Underdressed at the Symphony'! Webster's music is a sweet spot between honest songwriting with close-up, honest vocals. Underpinned with slide guitars, soft drums, and warm piano chords weaving their way through the melodies, she brings the hallmarks of classic American indie-folk songwriting to a new generation.

A.J. Croce, son of Ingrid and Jim, pays tribute to his father in this brand-new show commemorating 50 years of Jim Croce's music. Taking on two of the 70s folk rockers' albums, The Life and Times, and his final work before his untimely death, I Got A Name in their entirety. Also featured will be tracks from Don't Mess Around With Jim and a few surprises.

Legendary folk band, The Kingston Trio are hitting the road once more, and they're bringing their timeless music with them! Josh Reynolds, son of Nick Reynolds, alongside Tim Gorelangton and Mike Marvin will be performing the trios most-loved songs from their highly acclaimed folk-infused six-decade career.

Viral country rock stars The Red Clay Strays hit the road this year in support of their brand new album Made By These Moments! The group from Mobile, Alabama found huge viral success towards the end of last year for their single 'Wondering Why', leading to their first ever appearance in the Billboard Hot 100 and a record deal with RCA.