Purveyors of high-energy West Coast ska-punk The Interrupters were no strangers to the music world when they formed in 2011. Established vocalist Aimee Allen met the guitar, bass, and drum trio the Bivona Brothers whilst touring with their group the Telecasters, and musical magic happened when they started writing together. Banding together under their rebellious moniker, they were soon touring with the likes of Rancid, The Transplants, and Left Alone after the release of their first two albums in 2014 and 2016.

R&B star Bryson Djuan Tiller is getting ready to head on tour for the first time in 6 years! The 'Back And I'm Better' tour is visiting over 25 cities across the US. With his debut album TRAPSOUL hitting the top of the Billboard Charts in 2015, Tiller quickly became hip hop's hottest new artist. After contemplating possible retirement he has continued to be active in the industry, 2022 saw him partner up with rapping legend Diddy for the hit 'Gotta Move On'. Don't miss the chance to see him live this year.

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.

Pop singer and rapper K.Flay has come a long way since she first started out making music in 2003. For starters, the lead single from her 2016 EP 'Crush Me' was nominated for a Grammy then her second album 'Every Where Is Some Where' was also nominated for a Grammy too! Catch the rock-pop-rap-star doing what she does best, on a stage near you!

Jordan Edward Benjamin aka Grandson is heading out on tour! The New Jersey singer-songwriter's electronic-rock anthems for a politically disenfranchised generation has seen a meteoric rise to stardom across America since 2016, with his major-label debut EP A 'Modern Tragedy Vol. 1' released on Fueled By Ramen in 2018.