Following the massive success of his debut album "Oxymoron" which hit the number one spot on the US Billboard 200 chart and subsequent hits like "Crash Talk," the Los Angeles-based rapper is back with his latest masterpiece, "Blue Lips." Featuring collaborations with hip-hop heavyweights like Ab-Soul, Freddie Gibbs, and Rico Nasty, "Blue Lips" has been hailed by critics as one of Schoolboy's greatest works yet.

Spend a night with the upbeat punk rock of Bayside! The quartet's melodic brand of guitar-driven alt-rock first made waves in the early 2000s, securing a fast-growing following and tour support slots with fellow emo outfits Senses Fail, Aiden and Hawthorne Heights. Now headliners in their own right, don't miss them when they pitch up in your city.

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!

Up until 2014, Future Islands were an acclaimed, but lesser known synth-pop band from Baltimore, but that all changed with their appearance on David Letterman's Late Show. Not only was lead singer Samuel Herring's dancing the stuff that memes' dreams are made of, but the song they played, 'Seasons (Waiting on You)', was obviously something special. Later named by Pitchfork as the best track of the year, 'Seasons' proved to be the band's breakthrough, and they now stand as one of the indie world's most respected groups.

One of the stars of Netflix's series Hype House, an unscripted show that followed the lives of a collaborative Tiktok group, Alex Warren initially rose to fame with his videos of humorous sketches and skateboarding stunts. Now Warren has hung up the ring-light and tripod to follow his musical dreams, releasing acoustic hits like "One More I Love You" and "Before You Leave me"!

At just 17, Ty Myers brings a grounding far, far beyond his years to the stage; one that comes not from image or attitude, but from years of hands-on experience as both a farm hand and a live performer who has more shows under his belt than many musicians decades older. With a style shaped by the storytelling of classic country, he has all the makings of a future legend of country music. Don't miss the chance to see him live on tour this year!