Boreta, edIT and Ooah are dusting off their laptops, midi controllers and assorted hardware for their forthcoming tour! The LA-based trio made a name for themselves as forerunners of the city's hip-hop infused IDM wave in the late 2000s, filling dance floors with their heady blend of heavy break beat grooves, filthy synth bass lines, mega drops and the glitched out sound effects of their namesake.

Receiving his first guitar from his grandparents at the age of 8, no one could have predicted Brock Thornton would one day be one of the hottest names on the EDM circuit. Getting rid of Brock and donning Boogie T, this rising star takes to the road once more in 2024 with support from TRUTH, Saka and VEIL, on the '140 Warriors' tour!

Canadian indie pop rockers The Strumbellas formed in Toronto in 2008, centring their toe-tapping blend of folk, alt-country, pop and indie rock around the distinctive rebel howl of bearded frontman Simon Ward and his satisfying songwriting. After eight years and 500 live shows building their reputation as a cult hit, the sextet broke into the mainstream with their uplifting, chant-able summer anthem Spirits, which has amassed 150 million Spotify streams and almost 60 million Youtube views.

With a name that inspires Candian pride, Dwayne Gretzky have made a name for themselves as one of the country's most beloved cover bands, paying tribute to the "songs we all forgot we loved" with astounding detail and massive talent! Hailing from Toronto, the 10+ piece have put their spin on over 600 tunes from the world of classic rock and pop. Don't miss them live this year as they bring more faithfully presented classics to a stage near you!

Hailing from Lawrence, Kansas, the undisputed 'Kings Of Electro-Funk' are revitalizing the genre with a dance floor-filling twist. The brainchild of brothers Matt and Mark Hill, who were born into the digital era but raised on an eclectic array of genres from the electro-bent funk of Lettuce and Zapp & Roger to the boundary-breaking dance music experimentations of Amon Tobin, The Floozies have garnered much critical claim for their insanely technically tight live gigs that put them into the same league as jam band legends Umphrey's McGee and electro icons Big Gigantic.