Join Death Grips for their first live show since 2019! Known for their visceral, high-octane performances, Death Grips have broken the hip-hop mould and sewn it back together haphazardly with a riotous punk mentality. Combining and experimenting with rap, industrial and electronic punk, the raucous trio has pushed the genre boundaries even further in recent years.

In 2014, enigmatic EDM producer and singer ZHU dropped Moves Like Ms. Jackson, a repurposed dance-floor-filling remix/medley of Outkast songs that put him on the map. Yet the Chinese American artist bucked the buzz and chose to remain anonymous, preferring the focus to remain on his house-tinged beats and ethereal melodies. Working in his favour, his mysterious presence has drawn legions of ardent fans and culminated in a Grammy nomination amongst other accolades.

Want to know a Dirty Little Secret'? Rock band All American Rejects are going on a brand new tour and you are invited! The Wet Hot All-American Summer Tour kicks off in Tampa, Florida before wrapping up in the fall at the OKC Zoo Amphitheatre, Oklahoma City. This tour is the return of the platinum-selling alternative rock band after a 10-year touring hiatus, New Found Glory, Motion City Soundtrack, The Starting Line and The Get Up Kids will join alongside in support. Don't miss the chance to see the rocking legends as they hit a stage near you.

Parisian producer and performer Vincent Fenton AKA French Kiwi Juice (FKJ for short) is one of the forerunners of the freshly emerging New French House genre, deftly fusing sample-based electronica with mellow organic elements like jazzy guitar riffs, groove-laden, slow-burning beats, warm wurlitzers and lilting guest vocals. Originally trained as a sound engineer for film, FKJ simultaneously honed his self-taught musical skills, bringing a cinematic quality to the earthy, soulful songs he creates. Don't miss the rising multi-instrumentalist when he hits US shores once again this Spring!

Multifaceted artist and musical virtuoso Thundercat tours North America this fall! The bass player and singer has become somewhat of an icon for his seemingly bottomless pit of talent. Whether it's in his own grammy-winning discography of unique progressive R&B jams, his appearances as a side musician with other modern icons such as Kendrick Lamar and Mac Miller, or even his social media output, which at times has included bizarre skits, surrealist humor, outlandish fashion and homages to his favorite video games and anime.