'Professional Emo Cowgirl' Megan Moroney is the next big thing in country music and this is your chance to catch her as she takes to the road for the first time, bringing her 2022 hit Tennessee Orange to a stage near you alongside all the hits from her upcoming debut album! April 2023 will see her on the Pistol Made of Roses Tour, with The Lucky Tour beginning this fall! Don't miss your chance to see this rising star as she hits the big time.

What better time to live out your Virgo Tendencies than with Keke Palmer in Virgo season? The award-winning singer and actress is taking to the stage to celebrate the release of her Big Boss album. Palmer was inspired to write the album about the challenges she faced in a male-dominated industry and as a celebration of self-love and empowerment. Get your tickets now and join her on tour!

Six-time Latin Grammy winner Kany Garcia is heading on a brand new North America tour kicking off late summer! The 18-city tour plans to begin in San Franciso, making stops at Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Chicago, New York and many more, before wrapping up in the fall in Orlando. With eight studio albums under her belt, the recent being released in 2022, don't miss your chance to catch her live on a stage near you.

Explosive performers Neon Trees bring their distinct blend of pop, rock, and new wave back on the road, playing live across North America this fall! Since bursting to mainstream recognition with their platinum-selling single "Animal", from their 2010 debut album Habits, Neon Trees have consistently impressed across the course of their four records so far, with 2014's Pop Psychology hitting number one on both the US alternative and rock charts.

Australia is proving to be itself the continent for new music, film and creative talent. An alternative singer songwriter hailed as the Ozzy answer to Ed Sheeran and Lewis Capaldi, Dean Lewis is one such export. Catapulted to international recognition thanks to his smash hit single 'Be Alright', which has amassed a whopping billion streams since its release in late 2018. Embraced everywhere even with its starkly strong Australian pronunciation, the single proves that antipodean performers are here to stay.