After earning two NAACP Image Awards and two SAG Awards nominations for his career-defining role on critically acclaimed sitcom Black-ish, Deon Cole has fast become a household name. But the multi-talented performer has a long list of credits not only as an actor but as a stand-up comic and Emmy-nominated screenwriter to boot. Don't miss out when Cole returns to his comedy roots during the hotly anticipated tour.

Founded after the dissolution of frontman Josh Homme's first band Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age exploded out of the gates in the late 90s with the records Rated R and Songs for the Deaf. This year sees them hitting the road on the 'End Is Nero Tour' with new album, 'In Times New Roman', where they'll be joined by Phantogram, the Armed, Viagra Boys and Jehnny Beth as support on certain dates.

Country pop star Jordan Carl Wheeler Davis, known as Jordan Davis is hitting the road this summer on the 'Damn Good Time' tour in support of his February release Bluebird Days'. The trek will be heading across the US stopping at big cities like Atlanta, Columbia, New York, Las Vegas and many more. Special guests Gabby Barret, Greylan James, Kameron Marlowe, Dylan Marlow, Avery Anna, Danielle Bradbery, Connor Smith, amongst others will join Davis.

Prog-rock virtuosos Polyphia head out on tour across North America in spring, hot off the back of their most recent album Remember That You Will Die, their fourth record and the first to hit the US top-40 charts. Known for their blistering guitar-work and impressive live performances, the band are a musical force to witness in person.

Indie rockers Mt. Joy hit the road in 2023 as they present their biggest tour yet! Mt. Joy saw the five-piece go from a relatively unknown alt-rock group to late night TV staples and racking up millions of Spotify plays. Don't miss your chance to see these rockers live when they come to a city near you!