Bladee's 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year with a flurry of creative output and live performances. Following the release of "Psykos," a collaborative album with fellow Swedish rapper Yung Lean, Bladee dropped his latest solo project, "Cold Visions," to critical acclaim. The album's unique blend of witty lyricism carried by melodic vocals over ethereal beats continues to solidify his position in the underground scene.

The South's favorite rock band, Lynyrd Skynyrd has been together, in one form or another, since 1964. Their signature is the magical blend of not two but three guitars, which have weaved their way through iconic hits like Sweet Home Alabama and of course the ten-minute epic Free Bird. Catch them in 2025 as they storm a stage near you!

Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams is heading on a massive new tour called 'Roll With The Punches World Tour'! With special guests Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo for the states and The Sheepdogs and Amanda Marshall for select Canada dates, this new outing will showcase Adams' whopping upcoming 16th studio album and will see this mega-star head out across the globe, bringing his multi-award-winning hits to his adoring fans. Don't miss a thing when Adams comes to a venue near you!

The TikTok sensation is venturing all around North America this summer on his My House Is Not A Home' Tour'. Releasing his breakout single Romantic Homicide' in 2022, D4vd has rapidly built a die-hard fanbase that loves his emotional yet powerful take on his rock-inspired hip-hop/RnB ballads. Make sure to catch this rising star this summer!

The electrifying lead singer of the Italian rock sensation Maneskin, Damiano David, is venturing out on his own! Known for the hit "I Wanna Be Your Slave," Damiano is stepping into the spotlight solo for the very first time. His solo tracks "Born With A Broken Heart" and "Silverlines" have already racked up millions of streams worldwide, showcasing a captivating shift from his band's hard rock roots to soulful ballads and synth-pop vibes. With promises of more solo material on the horizon, you won't want to miss the chance to see him live!

Beck's music first emerged in the early 1990s, with his anthemic 'Loser' rocketing him to star status in a matter of weeks from his struggling artist roots. Along with that came a bidding war from record labels and, of course, talk that he'd forsaken his anti-folk roots for the easy life of being a music label's creation. Beck's fifth album, Odelay (1996), proved that to be very wrong and won two Grammy awards.