Grammy-nominated rock band Idles is heading on a new tour in support of the new album 'Tangk.' Describing themselves as an 'angry band,' the English punk rock outfit Idles fuse the cathartic, angular rage of their scuzzy guitar riffs, pounding drum beats, and rebel yell vocals with bitingly intelligent lyrics that explore everything from politics to toxic masculinity to tales of working-class strife. After the release of their acclaimed debut album 'Brutalism' in 2017, the Bristolian rockers have stomped their way through the game and are now hitting the North American shores!

The wistful indie-pop legends are back with their unique brand of introspection, set to twinkling beats infused with Scottish charm in 2024. With support from Haley Heynderickx and the Weather Station, many of the dates are replacements from the last tour's cancellation due to illness, but they're back and ready to storm a stage near you. Watch this space!

Indie-rock project Waxahatchee, created by Katie Crutchfield, is back and ready to embark on a brand new tour in support of her upcoming album. The album, titled 'Tigers Blood,' is set to be released at the end of March this year and will be the first Waxahatchee album since the 2020 release of 'Saint Cloud.' This trek will see her make stops across the country, including New York, Austin, Atlanta, Detroit, and many more!

One of British music's bright young things, Two Door Cinema Club's brand of melodic indie pop has proven popular with critics and the public alike. Formed in 2007, and composed by members Alex Trimble, Sam Halliday and Kevin Baird, the band have released a collection of albums. Following the release of 2022's album 'Keep Smiling', and the recently released new single, the Irish trio are returning to the road with support from Joywave and Daywave on selected dates.

Counted alongside the Specials as one of the pioneering bands of the 70s and 80s ska-revival wave, Madness has spent their celebrated career re-inventing themselves while leaving behind an extraordinary sonic legacy in their wake. Over four decades after the release of their 1979 debut album "One Step Beyond...", the Camden, England outfit is hitting US shores for the first time in 12 years in support of their album, 'Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C'est La Vie' - you'd be mad to miss it.