When it comes to modern mid-west emo music, no one does it better than Californian rockers Mom Jeans. Known for their infectious choruses and happy-go-lucky attitude, Mom Jeans have cultivated a devoted following since their 2016 debut album, Best Buds'. Their tracks, including Death Cup' and Edward 40hands', ignite the crowd every time they perform, turning every Mom Jeans show into an unforgettable party.

Punk rockers Black Flag formed in 1976 by the band's lead, Greg Ginn, and have since released seven studio albums and two live albums. The band's debut, 'Damage,' was a pioneering project and cemented the band as one of the first to make punk music. See the legends live as they take to the road once more in 2026!

Gwar is a heavy metal band formed in Richmond, VA, in 1984. The band is best known for its elaborate science fiction/horror film inspired costumes, obscene lyrics and graphic stage performances, which feature humorous enactments of politically and morally taboo themes. Their grotesque costumes make them easy to identify, and their science-fiction mythology theme only adds to the band portrayal of them being warriors.

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!

The Springsteens of the Southwest' are coming to a city near you! Inducted into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2019, rock n' roll royalty Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers have been blazing their trail since 1999 - without mainstream radio play or major label support. Their debut album, Honky Tonk Union, topped the Billboard Internet Sales Chart that same year, prompting a Billboard executive to famously ask, "Who the hell is Roger Clyne, and why is he #1 on my chart?!"