Brooklyn's finest indie rock band Beach Fossils are joining forces with Nation of Language this spring. Well regarded as one of the most definitive bands of the New York underground scene of the 2010s, the band went from frontman Dustin Payseur's solo project to a fully formed brotherhood of rockers. So get ready for some beachcombing with the Beach Fossils and Nation of Language!

America's Got Talent 2018 semi-finalists Joshua, Bethany and Manny Humlie were born in Oregon and immersed in melodies, harmonies and music-making from a young age thanks to their parents. The siblings won over a whole new audience and gained national attention when they brought their soaring vocal harmonies and bittersweet, folk-tinged pop to the AGT stage and whilst they didn't take first place, they certainly found their success!

Nail-haired rock rapper Teezo Touchdown is going on his biggest headline tour to date across the US. After an unbelievable year of success, collaborating with modern rap icons Drake, Travis Scott, and Lil Yachty, Teezo capitalized on this momentum with the release of his debut album How Do You Sleep At Night?' in late 2023. With a mix of mosh-worthy tracks alongside crooning melancholy ones, Teezo will make sure to give you a night to remember on his new tour.

Alpha Wolf, a metalcore ensemble hailing from Burnie, Tasmania, Australia, has found its current home in Melbourne, Victoria. According to John Arnold, the band's bassist and founding vocalist, the moniker "Alpha Wolf" was inspired by the film "The Grey". Their 2020 album A Quiet Place To Die' put them on the map as one of Australia's strongest metal exports.

Trombone Shorty's 2013 'Say That to Say This' was, to the delight of many fans, a return to his New Orleans roots with a full-on funk record. As ever, Shorty is backed by his band Orleans Avenue on tour, a collective of stunningly accomplished players including Joey Peebles on drums and Pete Murano providing the guitar licks.