Effortlessly cool English/French indie heroes Stereolab are back together and back on the road this year. Hailed as one of the most influential bands of the '90s, the girls and guys of Stereolab made their name fusing electronic beats and avant-garde lyrics to catchy 60s-esque pop hooks before moving into a more Velvet Underground-inspired space. But be it easy-listening bops or jarring guitar licks, we're sure that this jaunt will be one fans won't want to miss!

Eclectic, electric, eccentric, there are many words that attempt to capture the magic of Sparks, but nothing compares to experiencing them live. In anticipation of their upcoming 26th studio album MAD!, the iconic American pop-rock duo, formed by brothers Ron and Russell Mael, are hitting the road once again. Get ready to witness them doing what they do best and you're invited!

Get ready to have your breath taken away as The Weeknd gears up for an electrifying 2025 tour! The 'Starboy himself is set to illuminate stages across the United States, following the smashing success of his latest studio album, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow'. This dark pop-tinged R&B masterpiece has already skyrocketed to the top of the charts, proving once again that The Weeknd is the world's biggest current popstar.

Independent Indie-Pop band, AJR bring their unique DIY electronic sound to a venue near you this year. Not ones to shy away from hard work, AJR are best known for producing, writing and mixing all their work by themselves, using their living room in their apartment as their studio. Consistently producing top tracks don't miss your chance to these rising stars live on tour!

Purveyor of lushly atmospheric tracks with distinctive, pulsating grooves, Jackson Stell AKA Big Wild took up his moniker when he moved from his native Lancaster, Massachusetts to California in his 20s. Taken with its picturesque landscapes and natural beauty, the electronic DJ, producer, composer, and engineer was inspired to be adventurous with his sound.

After more than five years away from the road, TV On The Radio returns with a run of North American headline shows that feels less like a reunion and more like a long-overdue continuation. Fresh off residencies in NYC and LA, the band steps back into the broader spotlight with stops across the country, carrying the kind of energy that only comes from taking a break and rediscovering what matters.