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.

Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap head to North America for their biggest headline tour yet! The bilingual rappers' explosive live shows and unapologetic messaging guarantees a fiery experience wherever they play. With a loyal fanbase across Europe and growing buzz worldwide following the release of their multi-award winning biographical movie in 2024, every Kneecap show right now is a must-attend event.

Portland native rapper Amin continues to prove himself as a force in hip-hop. Since his breakout hit Caroline went triple platinum in 2017, Amin has consistently evolved his sound and artistry. Now, in 2025, he is hitting the road with his Tour de Dance in support of his latest album, 13 Months of Sunshine.

Combining a flurry of genres and influences from punk rock icons like the Misfits and Minor Threat with the slick production and sparse, hypnotic beats of hip hop and trap, the Suicide Boys are proving themselves a force to be reckoned with. The duo, comprised of rapping Ruby Da Cherry aka Suicide Leopard and producing Slick Sloth, call their unique fusion horrorcore glitch-trap and are bringing its bone-shaking bass and dark rhymes to you once again!

Formed back in 1995 in Los Angeles, Ozomatli the musical six-piece are still going strong and preparing for a nationwide tour this winter. The eclectic group are known for their work in the music styles of funk, jazz, reggae, rap and salsa. They have also been recognized for their activism, particularly in the areas of farm-workers' rights and immigration reform.

Hearts all over the world tonight with headline-grabbing RnB superstar Chris Brown! Chris Brown may not always be in the press for the right reasons but amidst all the controversy he's managed to keep churning out hit after hit. It's been 20 years since Chris hit the scene with his debut album in 2005, and now It's gon' be Chris, you, and the dance floor as he heads out on his select tour dates across the USA. Go through all of the eras from his time in the spotlight, from his self-titled debut album, to the Fortune Era, all the way through to his most recent release, 2023's 11:11.