Influenced by the likes of Johnny Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Rock & Roll hall of famers ZZ Top infuse their classic blues riffs with the spirited, often humorous pursuit of worldly pleasures. Look no further for catchy tunes about fast cars, sharp clothes and good times... and of course the iconic (and pretty incredible) facial hair.

Grammy Award-winning duo Twenty One Pilots are embarking on a brand new tour in support of their upcoming album, 'Breach'! Hailing from Ohio, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun formed the band while in college and independently released their records before being signed by Pete Wentz's Fueled By Ramen label in 2013. Since the debut of their first studio album, 'Vessel', they have been creating genre-defying sounds blending synth, spoken word, and more, amassing a dedicated and immense fan base. Don't miss out as they set off again this year!

Get ready to feel the funk! Vulfpeck are hitting the road and are taking their feel-good rhythm with them. Make sure you don't miss the band which makes simple sounds a masterful work of art. The rhythm section of the past led Vulfpeck to where they are today; releasing four albums, four EPs, and even a silent album on Spotify.

Wet Leg are back with a brand new album and brand new tour of North America to go along with it! Their sophomore record, titled Moisturizer, is the follow up to the unprecedented global success of their 2022 self-titled debut which has seen them winning two GRAMMYs, performing with Dave Grohl and touring with Harry Styles.

Former Talking Heads frontman and all-around excellent human David Byrne graces us with an ambitious new tour in support of his latest record, 'Who Is the Sky?'. Produced by Kid Harpoon - known for his work with Harry Styles and Miley Cyrus - and arranged by New York's own Ghost Train Orchestra, it's his first solo release since 2018's American Utopia. In typical Byrne style, expect a spectacle that combines his musicianship, artistry, and delightfully off-beat nature as he presents favorites old and new in this highly anticipated new era.

Patti Smith is one of punk's founding figures. She emerged, wiry and tousle-haired, in 1975, with her Tom Verlaine assisted and John Cale produced debut record Horses. A wildly ambitious and forceful album of free form poetry set against a backdrop of frantic guitars, it immediately established Smith as a truly singular artist.