Classic grunge rockers Toadies hit the road this year for a mammoth tour spanning May-November! The Charmer Tour comes in support of the band's eighth studio album, recorded with the legendary Steve Albini. The album was originally scheduled for release in 2024 but was delayed to 2026 following Albini's untimely death. With the new music finally able to see the light of day, don't miss out on seeing the band back on the road this year!

Los Angeles all-girl pop punk band The Linda Lindas are heading out on their 'Gotta Get Out' tour in support of their latest album! The quartet, whose stage names are Linda Linda No.1, 2, 3, and 4 may be young but their music reaches levels unexpected of a group of girls (mostly) still in high school. Their breakout hit, Racist Sexist Boy went viral over social media and was nominated Best Song at the Kerrang! Awards. With famous fans such as Tom Morello, Kathleen Hanna and Flea, you'd kick yourself if you missed The Linda Lindas!

With influential names like Rob Bank$, $uicideboys, and Denzel Curry backing him, Pouya's career had a rapid ascent. He signed with Rob Bank$'s record label, Smart Stunnas, at just 17 years old. Pouya first made waves with his 2013 hit "Get Buck", which has garnered over 15 million streams and counting. He then worked with $uicideboy$ on their genre defining mixtape '$outh $ide $uicide', which saw the release of iconic tracks 'Runnin Thru The 7th With My Woadies' and 'Muddy Blunts'. Since then, he has been carving out a unique space for himself in the dynamic rap scene, consistently pushing boundaries and cultivating a dedicated fanbase.

Formed in 2000, the band named themselves after Shel Silverstein, who the band had admired and whose work they had read as children. Making waves in the screamo scene, the band truly broke through with their genre-defining track 'My Heroine' - which has lasted the test of time as one of the great emo tracks of the early noughties. Marrying harsh screamed vocals with soaring melodies, they set the precedent for hundreds of bands to follow. Since their inception, the band have toured the world over and remain in the hearts of emo fans around the world.

Riding the crest of the 90's revival, Save Ferris are back with a new tour this year, bringing their ska-punk sound to North America. Reinvigorated a new incarnation led the intimate frontwoman, Monique Powell, fans can expect to bop to group's back catalogue alongside what Powell calls a return to her ska and dub roots!