Birmingham, Alabama natives St Paul and the Broken Bones blend tight horn lines and Southern-fried soul to form music that's buzzing with electricity. As such, their live shows are no sit-down affairs and front man Paul Janeway brings the gospel-soaked goodness of his vocals to stage with the energy of a young James Brown.

Kamelot burst onto the scene in the late 90s and brought their power metal sounds with them. They quickly grabbed the attention of fans of the genre and have gone on to enjoy incredible success with their high energy melodies and incredible guitar riffs. Don't miss your chance to catch these '90s metal-heads live when they bring the show to a stage near you!

Peaches is back and bringing her first album in 10 years 'No Lube So Rude' to the road! An outspoken voice on the avant-garde performance art scene, Peaches, AKA Merrill Nisker, blurs the lines between gender conforms and societal taboos without fear. Combining her own unique style of rapping with a noisy electronic punk aesthetic, the Toronto native collides politics and sexually explicit lyrics with groovebox beats and EDM to form an eclectic yet danceable sound.

The American indietronica band Passion Pit is hitting the road, in celebration of their debut album, Manners, which turns 15 this year. The band are taking their special fifteenth-anniversary tour across North America from May through to the end of June, kicking things off in California and wrapping up in New York the band will visit major cities including San Francisco and Chicago along the way.