Punk rockers Black Flag formed in 1976 by the band's lead Greg Ginn and have since released seven studio albums and two live albums. The band's debut 'Damage,' was a pioneering project and cemented the band as one of the first to make punk music. See the legends live as they take to the road once more in 2023!

Some people might throw a party for their birthday, but not Maynard James Keenan! The singer, songwriter, and winemaker enjoyed 2024's tour celebrating his 60th birthday so much that it's been extended into 2025! The tour will feature two of Keenan's own bands, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle, joined by Les Claypool's Primus. Not only is the night special for celebrating Keenan, but the show also promises to be unlike any other, with the bands joining each other on stage throughout their sets, seamlessly rolling into the next performance. The tour is set to be a momentous occasion, so get your tickets now to celebrate six decades of a rock god.

Kate Nash will spend this fall traveling across North America in support of her upcoming album '9 Sad Symphonies', her first in five years. which is set to be released this June. You can catch the lead single 'My Bile' now! Kate Nash rose to prominence with hit single Foundations and her debut album, Make of Bricks, which peaked at number one in the UK. In 2008, Nash won the award for Best Female Artist at the Brit Awards.

After their seminal record Western Voodoo' was released to rave reviews, Boombox, now consisting of Zion Rock Godchaux and Dj Harry are riding high, ready to take on new tour dates this year. Known for their energy-filled shows and fusion of rock, house and psychedelic genres, don't miss this exciting outing!

Get ready for a little bit of bayou soul, Marc Broussard is coming to town. The sell-out artist is hitting the road in celebration of 'Carencro' anniversary! Marking two decades since the release of his breakthrough album, Broussard invites you to celebrate this huge milestone with him - catch this swamp pop legend while you can!

Formed in 2000 in their hometown of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, hard-rocking power trio Highly Suspect started out as a cover band, before relocating to Brooklyn to record their first EP of original material The Worst Humans. Subsequent full-length albums Mister Asylum and The Boy Who Died Wolf both garnered Grammy Award nominations for best song, marking the fledgeling artists as a an up-and-coming force to be reckoned with!