Singer-songwriter Chappell Roan is hitting the road for The Midwest Princess tour across North America. The musician, who describes her sound as "dark pop with ballad undertones" has previously been described as having the song of the summer. You've probably danced your heart out to Pink Pony Club, so why not do it with the real deal? Don't miss out on the chance to party with Chappell Roan!

Heartland country rockers The Brothers Osborne were born and raised in Maryland on their father's rich record collection, which influenced nightly jam sessions to the sounds of Bob Seger, Tom Petty, and Hank Williams. Relocating to Nashville, it wasn't long before the dynamic duo was picked up by Warner and climbing the charts with debut, platinum-certified singles 'Stay A Little Longer' and 'Rum', releasing their critically acclaimed debut album 'Pawn Shop' in 2016. The Grammy winners dropped their Sophomore effort 'Port Saint Joe' in early 2018. They are hitting the road in 2024 on the 'Might As Well Be Us' tour with support from Zach Top, Jackson Dean, Caylee Hammack, The Cadillac Three, and Madeline Edwards.

In the Spring of 2003 A Day To Remember first burst out of their hometown of Ocala, Florida with an ear-turning metalcore meets pop punk blend that's affectionally titled pop mosh by their fans. Over the course of six studio albums, the group solidified their status as forerunners of the post-hardcore wave. Don't miss their latest tour when they come to a town near you!

Now celebrating over three decades in the 'biz, jam band moe. are heading out on a brand new tour! The band, consisting of Rob Derhak, Chuck Garvey, Jim Loughlin, Vinny Amico and Al Schnier, have had a loyal and dedicated following ever since the release of their first album Fatboy in 1992 on Fatboy Records.

With a string of hits to their name - including the rock anthem 'Whore' - In This Moment are one metal act you won't want to miss live! Combining shades of goth and metal in their bubbling musical cauldron to produce deliciously dark, riff-laden metal anthems that have their audiences blissfully moshing at every show, don't miss the goth rockers when they make their way to you.