When Blur's Damon Albarn and animator Jamie Hewlett debuted their virtual rock/hip-hop band in the late nineties, many brushed it off as a novelty act. Since then, Gorillaz has grown to be one of the most respected and innovative bands in the world. Now returning to North America, they will be hitting the stages near you in support of their new album 'The Mountain', supported by Little Simz and Deltron 3030.

From viral sensation to global phenomenon, Doja Cat has carved her own path in the music industry, captivating fans with her unmatched talent and unapologetic authenticity. With a string of chart-topping hits and unique style, Doja has become an icon of the modern music scene. Following the release of her brand new LP 'Vie', Doja is hitting the road on 'Tour Ma Vie World Tour', which will bring fans brand new music along with your favorites!

Classical music meets hip-hop in the groundbreaking duo Black Violin are heading out on tour! This outing that blurs the lines between genre, race, and gender with its unique fusion of groove and strings. The outfit features Will Baptiste on viola and Kev Marcus on the violin. Don't miss your chance to catch them live as they come to a stage near you.

Detroit hip hop duo Insane Clown Posse is live! Horrorcore fans unite - Insane Clown Posse are on the road, and they're taking you along for the ride. Know what you're getting in for, though. Their hip hop isn't for the fainthearted, and neither are their fans, who go by the name of Juggalos and even have their own annual gathering!

Ten years after their fabled Endless Summer tour in 2016, rappers Logic and G-Eazy re-unite for another trek acting as a sequel tour: Endless Summer Part II! Hitting the road from September onwards, Southern hip-hop legend Juicy J joins on selected dates as support act. Don't miss the chance to be there this time round!

At the tender age of 16, Chicago rapper Chief Keef tore up the streets of his home city with when he dropped his debut single I Don't Like in 2012, garnering 28 million views in YouTube that same year. The track was later remixed by the likes of Lil Wayne, The Game and Kanye West, and the viral success of his subsequent videos and mixtapes led to a signing with Interscope records. Now Chief Keef is a staple of the US rap scene.