The wistful indie-pop legends are back with their unique brand of introspection, set to twinkling beats infused with Scottish charm in 2024. With support from Haley Heynderickx and the Weather Station, many of the dates are replacements from the last tour's cancellation due to illness, but they're back and ready to storm a stage near you. Watch this space!

Nail-haired rock rapper Teezo Touchdown is going on his biggest headline tour to date across the US. After an unbelievable year of success, collaborating with modern rap icons Drake, Travis Scott, and Lil Yachty, Teezo capitalized on this momentum with the release of his debut album How Do You Sleep At Night?' in late 2023. With a mix of mosh-worthy tracks alongside crooning melancholy ones, Teezo will make sure to give you a night to remember on his new tour.

After a successful string of European dates, the brothers are bringing their incredible instrumentation to the US. With tracks such as Cerca De Ti', Low Sun', and Tres Hermanos' in the setlist, prepare to be blown away by one of the most exciting acts in the Latin space. With their signature blend of Latin music with Western influences, Hermanos Gutierrez (Guiterrez Brothers) was formed in 2015 by Ecuadorian brothers Estevan Gutierrez and Alejandro Gutierrez.

Experimental rockers Portugal. The Man are back! Distinguished by their lo-fi electronic soundscapes, atmospheric guitars and frontman John Gourley's falsetto vocals, the band's 2017 offering Woodstock is inspired by the political protest music of the 60s and couldn't come at a better time. The hit single off the Woodstock album, Feel it Still, scored the rockers a Grammy for Best Pop/Duo Performance!

Experimental rock upstarts Mr. Bungle are back on the road in 2024! Fittingly formed in the small Californian town of Eureka, the boundary-pushing band built their career and cult legendary status on being difficult to define. With the 1986 release of their first demo The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny and subsequent self-titled debut album in 1991, Mr. Bungle made it clear that they were genreless, fusing metal, jazz, ska, funk, techno, punk and noise rock into an avant-garde smorgasbord.