While she may portray a musician in Amazon's upcoming adaptation of the bestselling novel 'Daisy Jones and The Six,' Suki Waterhouse is no impostor. The English actor and musician will be bringing her expansive and expressive pop sound to U.S. shores in fall 2024 on The Sparklemuffin Tour with Bully and Debbii Dawson as support on certain dates. Don't miss the 'Good Looking' singer when she takes the stage near you!

If your ticket to the Eras tour remains in your wildest dreams, don't worry lover, because this all-out dance party will give you your Swift fix and then some! Celebrating all of Taylor's iconic periods in an awesome DJ-led concert, it's time to apply your perfect red lip and pick out your sparkliest threads and come and join The Taylor Party!

Alternative rockers and indie darlings Cold War Kids are heading out on a new tour in 2024, with pop duo Hovvdy and indie pop artist Joe P on select dates. Known for their jangling guitar riffs and heartfelt lyrics, CWK cite influences as far-ranging as Fiona Apple to Led Zeppelin, which all come together in a blues-rock-infused jam fest.

While fans eagerly await The Lemonheads' first album of original material in nearly 20 years, the cult-legendary alternative rock band are embarking on a US tour gearing up to celebrate their iconic albums, It's A Shame About Ray (1992) and Come on Feel The Lemonheads (1993), in both their entirety. The tour will be making stops in big cities like Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Washington DC. Don't miss your chance to see them live, with support from Juliana Hatfield, Willy Mason, and John P. Strohm.

After announcing their brand new album titled 'Blame My Ex', The Beaches are hitting the road this year! Formed in Toronto, Canada, Jordan Miller, Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel have been making waves since their debut in 2013. They have opened up for legendary rock bands such as The Rolling Stones, Foo Fighters and the Eagles of Death Metal and many more artists. Don't miss the chance to see Canada's rising stars.

By pitching their music somewhere between the arena-friendly style of U2 and the mature pop/rock of bands like Maroon 5 and Counting Crows, the Fray rose to commercial prominence with their 2005 debut, How to Save a Life. The Denver-based band had formed three years prior, when former schoolmates Isaac Slade (vocals, piano) and Joe King (guitar, vocals) unexpectedly bumped into each other at a local music store - the rest is pop-rock history...