British hellraisers Bring Me The Horizon are no strangers to controversy. The brash, in-your-face metalcore band makes no apologies for their outlandish antics and onstage behavior. While their blend of emo and deathcore may be divisive, it introduced a whole new generation to metal. In 2015, the band took a more mature direction with the release of That's The Spirit, a triumphant album that spawned arena-filling tours. Now, the Sheffield mob are one of the world's biggest metal bands, becoming mainstream while not compromising on their heavy metal edge.

Indie cult rockers Modest Mouse are back and ready to take on North America again. With iconic singles including 'Float On', 'Dramamine', and 'The World At Large' in their discography, alongside rumors of a new album, expect a night of nostalgia and indie joy as they pitch up to a stage near you. Since 1993, Modest Mouse have been a by word for the ultimate in indie ...

The Black Keys are officially back! 2026 sees them return to the road on a new North American tour titled 'Peaches N Kream'! Ohio natives Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney first formed The Black Keys back in 2001 and amassed a dedicated fan base as they made their way through the indie underground, playing clubs all over the world and self-releasing albums.

For more than two decades, Wolf Parade have been one of indie rock's most distinctive and influential bands. Formed in Montreal in 2003, they quickly made their mark with their breakthrough debut album, Apologies to the Queen Mary. A 2006 nominee for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize, the record was met with widespread critical acclaim, earning glowing praise from The Guardian and Pitchfork, who later named it one of the defining albums of the 2000s.

Icelandic blues rockers Kaleo formed in Reykjavik when the band members were just 17 years old, choosing to emigrate to the states after signing to Atlantic records in 2015. Inspired by their new home base of Austin, Texas, the folk-rock quartet infuse the gritty sounds of Americana with a driving indie-pop aesthetic. Don't miss them as they hit the road on tour!

Formed in 1998 in Toronto, Metric is one of the few indie-rock bands that can pull off a dance-influenced sound while still retaining their original fan base, but also one of the few bands whose line-up hasn't changed over the years. Get ready to relive the 00s as Metric launches an all-new tour this summer, joined by fellow indie greats Broken Social Scene and Stars!