After their hiatus at the end of 2017 Switchfoot return to the road with their recently released album! With this, Switchfoot aim to not dwell on the torrid political and social atmosphere of our time and instead offers an antidote to it. With the band now back on the road don't miss the five-piece as they present their brand new music!

Formed in 1986 Big Head Todd and The Monsters (or BHTM) hail from the mountainous state of Colorado. Although they're now on a worldwide platform, BHTM music still encapsulates the heart of the rocky mountains, with their fast-paced rock leaving fans dancing all night long! Don't miss your chance to see them live when they hit the road in their new tour!

Tyler Hubbard is hitting the road this year on a new tour with support from Austin Williams. You may know him from the country band Florida Georgia Line, Hubbard and Brian Kelly's band they started after meeting in college. With the band on hiatus, Hubbard is blessing the country with his solo act, proving that there is no such thing as too much country!

Ezralites, come one and all as Better Than Ezra hits the road this late fall with their tour titled 'Legends of the Fall: Tokyo Drift'! The band recently released a new studio album, Super Magick, featuring the lead single 'Live A Little'. The alternative rockers promise an exciting show filled with their best songs, both new and old. Don't miss your chance to see them live this year!

Can't You See? The Marshall Tucker Band are once again hitting the road! The incredible American country southern rock band didn't expect how fair their collective talents would get them, and over 40 years later the band are showing no sign of slowing down. Continuing to perform between 150-200 shows per year, the band know how to keep their fans entertained.

The best of rock and the best of country meets in the Eli Young Band, a Texas outfit that's had the Nashville scene in a stir since their debut in 2002. Steering clear of the bro-country stereotype, the quartet evokes heartache, lonely highways and having one too many in the old-school country tradition, keeping things fresh with that driving rock sound.