Hailed as kick starting the riot grrrl revolution of the 90s, Bikini Kill opened doors for women to reclaim their space and air the grievances in true punk rock fashion with outspoken political opinions, radical feminist lyrics and a determination to be accepted as a band on their own terms, blazing a trail for women in music ever since their formation.

Punk rock icons Sex Pistols return to North America, fronted by Rattlesnakes and Gallows singer Frank Carter! Taking over from Johnny Rotten, Carter first joined original Pistols members Glen Matlock, Steve Jones and Paul Cook last year for a special run of UK shows performing the Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols album in full. Following the tour's roaring success - proving that punk is indeed not dead - it's only right that they bring the noise back this side of the pond!

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.

Firmly established as one of the pre-eminent indie bands of this era, Interpol's brand of edgy indie has earned the band a wide fan base, with their first two albums - 'Turn On The Bright Lights' and 'Antics' - securing them a top spot in the playlists of music lovers around the world. Following the release of 2018's Marauder, (the bands first full-length album since 2014s El Pintor), they're whetting our tastebuds this year with select live dates and new cuts from the 'A Fine Mess' EP.

Channeling the ethos of the classic folk revival acts of the 1960s, Jesse Welles has discovered a vast global audience the past couple of years. Using nothing but his guitar and voice, Welles' simultaneously beautiful and hard-hitting songs have revived the folk song as a vehicle for protest, captured the feelings of millions. Don't miss the chance to see the man described as the Woody Guthrie of our era on tour!

Alt-rock Texan natives Blue October have risen through the ranks to become a platinum-selling rock band since forming in 1995 with a body of work that includes modern rock hits like 'Dirt Room' and the #1 VH-1 smash, 'Into The Ocean.' Best known for their hard-hitting 2006 single 'Hate Me', which documents lead singer Justin Furstenfeld's battles with depression and substance abuse, the band are recognized for their angst-ridden post-grunge anthems and frank discussion of personal issues and cite the likes of Creed and Nirvana among their main musical influences.