Grammy-nominated rapper Joyner Lucas is unrestrained by pop structures and trends, allowing for the creation of lyrically dense, out-of-the-box tunes and remixes. 2024 sees the Massachusetts rapper hit the road on his 'Not Now I'm Busy' headlining tour in support of the highly anticipated sophomore studio album of the same name. Don't miss your chance to see him live this summer with special guests Millyz and Dax!

Hailing from Los Angeles, the boundary-pushing quartet Chicano Batman has been expanding consciousness and opening the doors of sonic perception ever since they formed in 2008. Fusing fizzy West Coast psychedelia with tropicalia and 60s/70s soul, the outfit has released four albums to date, with their fifth, 'Notebook Fantasy,' on its way. Catch Chicano Batman live this year as they embark on a brand new tour in support of their new album, with special guest Lido Pimienta!

One of England's foremost contemporary singer-songwriters, post-hardcore punk turned folk troubadour Frank Turner is returning to the US with a series of live dates in 2024 with support from Amigo the Devil. Known for his extensive touring schedules, fans can expect a passionate and emotionally lifting live show as Frank displays his trademark wit and punk rock-flavored wisdom.

Comprised of front woman and founder Lyndsey Gunn and bassist Brian Macdonald, PVRIS (pronounced Paris to those in the know) is redefining arena rock with their heady blend of dark electronica, driving, anthemic drums and Gunn's soaring, emotive vocals. Don't miss the duo as they hit the road in 2024!

Emerging into the music world in the late seventies/early eighties, Joe Jackson first hit it big with his track "Is She Really Going Out With Him?", followed up by the classic "Steppin' Out". Now the English singer-songwriter is back on North American stages in summer 2024 on his extensive 'The Two Rounds Of Racket' tour. With the evening split into two stages, fans can expect to hear some of Jackon's iconic classics, alongside tunes from his new album 'What A Racket' that plays tribute to Max Champion, a lost voice from the British Music Hall genre of the early 20th century.