Formed in New York all the way back in 1967, rock band Blue Oyster Cult still have a dedicated cult following today, even after 47 years after the release of their self-titled debut album. The band saw much success in the late '70s and have sold over 24 million records worldwide and 7 million in the United States.

Building on the success of their latest album, Forever Howlong, Black Country, New Road has announced their return to North America. This tour offers fans a renewed chance to experience the band's latest material live. True to form, BCNR's recent output has garnered widespread critical acclaim, solidifying their status as leaders in the indie scene.

Blending the epic stylings of Muse with the gritty, electronic edge of Nine Inch Nails, Breaking Benjamin has solidified their place as a cornerstone of American alternative rock. In 2026, the band hits the road with special support from Chevelle, Starset and Kami Kehoe!

Despite his pluralized moniker, John Darnielle remains the sole driving force of Californian indie pop-rock outfit The Mountain Goats. With an ever-evolving roster of live and recording musicians surrounding him, Darnielle revels in his goth-tinged melancholy, fusing a winning combination of wry insight and black humor in his lyrics (which earned him the accolade of 'America's best non-hip-hop artist' by the New Yorker) with lingering melodic hooks and satisfying songcraft. This year, Darnielle brings his spell-binding songwriting to venues across America once more.

Formed in 1969, Grand Funk Railroad rose to prominence as one of the 70s most revered hard rock bands thanks to a dedicated and near-constant touring schedule, a simple but bold as brass take on the blues-rock power trio sound and working-class appeal. Catch them as they keep trucking right on into the new decade on the Some Kind Of Wonderful North American tour, crossing 40 cities and marking 51 years of rocking, rolling and refusing to slow down.

Often described as a 'one-man jam-band', Keller Williams fuses myriad genres including bluegrass, folk, alt-rock, reggae, electronica, jazz, and funk, with a fearless looping style. Crafting quirky songs and improvising on his custom-made ten-string guitar, Williams has forged a genre all his own and tirelessly tours to bring it to the masses. Catch him as he brings his music to the stage on his latest North American trek.