Cattle farm-boy turned Football star turned country music hero, Gavin Adcock is an all american boy. Following an injury that halted his sporting career, Adcock deepened his musical capabilities in his time healing away from the pitch, and emerged a country music legend. His chart-topping hit "cigarette" has catapulted the singer into global success, raking in nearly 100 million streams on just Spotify alone.

Livingston is heading back out the road this fall across North America! Following the release of his debut album in 2024, his Hometown Odyssey world tour was a complete sellout. Now, fresh off his new single "Brainstorm" ahead of the release of the deluxe version of his debut album entitled A Hometown Odyssey (The Story Continues).

Often hailed as the godfathers of the contemporary emo sound, Sunny Day Real Estate is embarking on a brand new 2025 tour! The iconic Seattle pioneers will traverse the United States after releasing the single 'Novum Vetus', their first in 4 years! Don't miss the opportunity to witness this legendary band as they revisit their groundbreaking work and captivate audiences anew.

One of the stars of Netflix's series Hype House, an unscripted show that followed the lives of a collaborative Tiktok group, Alex Warren initially rose to fame with his videos of humorous sketches and skateboarding stunts. Now Warren has hung up the ring-light and tripod to follow his musical dreams, releasing acoustic hits like "One More I Love You" and "Before You Leave me"!

Mississippi-born Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram first learned about the blues at the age of five and was playing professionally by the time he was a teenager. This might sound like the story of an older blues musician, but, at the time of writing, this highly acclaimed bluesman is still under 30! With his 2022 album '662' being a Grammy-winner, the traditional blues prodigy is on the road once again, bringing his Muddy Waters-inspired talents to a stage near you with Samantha Fish for the Blues Guitar event of the year!

Never a group to rush things, rock and rollers Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are back with a vengeance this year, after another five-year absence from the live scene, celebrating 20 years of their seminal third record, Howl. Named after beat icon Alan Ginsberg's poem of the same name, it was a welcome surprise following their garage rock debut and sophomore albums, seeing the group embracing an Americana and folk-influenced sound. NME led the wave of critical acclaim in their review at the time, commenting: "Steeped in country, folk and gospel, Howl' is a primitive cry from the heart of a distant Americana. Where once The Jesus And Mary Chain's surf-noise and early '90s art-wave made up BRMC's signature sound, it's Johnny Cash and early Bob Dylan that now reign supreme."