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.

You Might Not Like Her, in fact, you probably love her, Maddie Zahm is heading out on tour across the States. The Fat Funny Friend singer went viral on TikTok after she channeled her personal frustrations into the song. She takes the road to celebrate the release of her debut album, Now That I've Been Honest, and delves deep into the intimate history of her life, from a Christian Idahoan to a queer pop star who supported P!nk. Find out where all the good kids go as you join Zahm on tour!

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.

'90s indie rock legends Built to Spill are hitting the road once again to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their 1994 LP 'There's Nothing Wrong With Love'! The band, led by vocalist Doug Martsch and accompanied by drummer Teresa Esguerra and bassist Melanie Radford, will be touring North America starting in late summer, with stops in Seattle, Chicago, Boston, and many more cities.