Americana band Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors gear up for a nationwide tour this September, two years after the release of their last album 'Souvenir.' Since forming in 2006, the band has sold a whopping 150,000 albums, toured the world and had their music played in numerous national TV shows. The Tennessee natives have also performed alongside acts including Willie Nelson, John Hiatt, Needtobreathe and Amos Lee.

Dubbed the Neil Young of his generation, Kurt Vile is courageously keeping the fires of heartland rock burning, fusing the old school, blues-tinged Americana of the open roads with modern production techniques and swathes of shoegazy synth. He first introduced the world to his considerable talent in 2005 as part of the duo War On Drugs, subsequently coming into his own in a solo capacity over the course of seven studio albums. Don't miss the gifted innovator when he heads out on tour!

Seattle-based Praise & Worship alt-rockers Kings Kaleidoscope are gearing up for a new tour! Kicking off late summer, this new outing will make stops at Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, New York, Detroit and many more. With American singer-songwriter Tyson Motsenbocker as support, don't miss the chance to see them live as they come to a stage near you.

Brooklyn natives Moon Hooch prepare to tour America, kicking off summer 2023! The band, who met at school, got their musical start by busking in New York's subways and even being kicked out by the NYPD for encouraging travelers to dance at the edge of the platform. Since then, the group have released eight music projects and performed across the world to audiences who can't stop dancing!

A tribute band to the music of Sublime, Badfish try to emulate their heroes by attempting to combine reggae, hip hop, funk, punk, and ska. This blend may sound odd but the combination of all these styles creates an electric atmosphere which will have you singing along without realizing why and the band turn in such convincing performances to make their heroes proud!