Formed in 2001, hard-rocking Canadian quartet Theory Of A Deadman became the first act to sign to Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger's Roadrunner Records imprint label 604 Records. Releasing their debut record and breakthrough single Make Up Your Mind just a year later, the outfit embarked on a journey into mainstream rock, becoming one of the genre's most successful acts thanks to their heady fusion of post-grunge, alternative rock, and metal.

Indie rock ain't dead and bands like Hippo Campus are proving its alive, kicking and evolving to new heights! Formed in 2013 when frontman Jake Luppen, guitarist Nathan Stocker, bassist Zach Sutton and drummer Whistler Isaiah Allen met at the Saint Paul Performing Arts Conservatory in their native Minnesota, the quartet quickly became a fixture in their local indie scene before graduating to the mainstream with the release of their debut album Landmark in 2017.

Long Beach, California's very own Rival Sons and Maryland rock quartet Clutch are teaming up for a brand new co-headlining tour, 'The Two-Headed Beast'! Both bands continue to prove that the spirit of rock 'n' roll is still very much alive and kicking with every raucous note, flaming guitar lick, and high-octane show. Wear comfy shoes and get ready to mosh until you drop!

Dance music greats Jungle are making their way across the United States this summer. The British band, who previously supported mega stars Gorillaz on several US dates, are bringing their feel-good nu-disco funk vibes back for another round. Don't forget your Casio as you join the band to get Back On 74 this year!

Scottish alternative rock icons The Jesus and Mary Chain and art-rock legends The Psychedelic Furs join forces for a tour of North America this fall! Coming to prominence during the shoegaze movements of the 1980s, Jesus and Mary Chain's string of successful albums helped to popularize the genre, with singles such as "Sometimes Always" bringing their sound to a wider audience. The Psychedelic Furs meanwhile were founded in London and first came to the notice of mainstream American audiences in 1986 when director John Hughes used their their song "Pretty in Pink" in his movie of the same name, with their accompanying album Talk, Talk, Talk becoming their breakthrough.