Rock icon Todd Rundgren delivers a boundary-pushing live experience shaped by decades of innovation as a guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer. Renowned for his genre-defying approach, Rundgren blends new material with signature flair, bringing electrifying energy and remarkable vocal power to the stage. Expect the unexpected as he reinvents his sound in real time, proving his creative edge remains as sharp and surprising as ever.

Indie rock bands, Manchester Orchestra head out on a new tour this year. Don't miss your chance to see the grungy Atlantan rockers as they play a selection of tracks for their six studio albums and of course, fan favorites! Make sure you're part of the celebration when the Manchester Orchestra comes to a town near you.

Iron and Wine, aka Sam Beam, has been hard at work making folk rock over a decade now, with his work compared to the likes of Simon and Garfunkel, Nick Drake, Elliott Smith, Neil Young, and John Fahey. Prior to that, he was a film studies professor, working out of Miami University. His big break first came when his home-recorded track was featured as part of a free CD on the front of Yeti Magazine, courtesy of a friend passing on his tape to the publication.

The Juno-winning Canadian indie artist aka Afie Jurvanen is heading out on tour. His sound is hard to pin down, as his music incorporates part smooth jams, part psychedelic rock, part adult contemporary, and part folk, not out of place at a cosy campfire. Catch him live as he heads to a stage near you!

Founded in London towards the end of the punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs revolve around brothers Tim and Richard Butler and their art-rock, indie rock sound. The band first came to the notice of mainstream American audiences in 1986 when director John Hughes used their song "Pretty in Pink" in his movie of the same name.

The Springsteens of the Southwest' are coming to a city near you! Inducted into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2019, rock n' roll royalty Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers have been blazing their trail since 1999 - without mainstream radio play or major label support. Their debut album, Honky Tonk Union, topped the Billboard Internet Sales Chart that same year, prompting a Billboard executive to famously ask, "Who the hell is Roger Clyne, and why is he #1 on my chart?!"