One of America's finest singer-songwriters, Lucinda Williams' substantial talents transcend the genres with which she's so at ease, from folk to blues and country-rock. At every live show, Williams demonstrates why her music speaks out to so many, with yearning and mourning. 2025 sees Williams take to the road once more and you don't want to miss it!

Once best known as the lead vocalist and main composer of the bands Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin, indie king Andrew McMahon has risen up under a solo moniker to critical and commercial success. Imbuing his upbeat pop with a trademark warmth and optimism, his blend of synths and electronic soundscapes is coupled with razor-sharp on-the-nose phrasing and definitive pop moments.

The Juno-winning Canadian indie artist aka Afie Jurvanen is heading out on tour. His sound is hard to pin down, as his music incorporates part smooth jams, part psychedelic rock, part adult contemporary, and part folk, not out of place at a cosy campfire. Catch him live as he heads to a stage near you!

Choir! Choir! Choir! brings the music you love to the stage with a twist - the performers are you, the audience! You and a room full of enthusiastic strangers will become a glorious choir, belting out the hits in perfect harmony. No auditions, no sheet music, just show up and let the music unfold with choir directors Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman on stage to conduct you through the parts!

Bluegrass Nashville natives The SteelDrivers will bring their upbeat country sound to stages across North America. After hitting the festival circuit, The SteelDrivers released their self-titled debut in 2008 which went on to be nominated for a Grammy Award for the song 'Blue Side of the Mountain.' The band's most recent album, 'Bad For You' was released in 2020.

In an era of 15 minutes of fame and quick tickets to the top via TV talent shows, its rare to find an authentic musician like Pete Yorn. The roots rock singer songwriter first rose to attention when he scored the Farrelly Brothers film Me, Myself and Irene starring funnyman Jim Carey. The release of his debut LP musicforthemorningafter solidified Yorn's status as an indie stalwart and saw him share the stage with the likes of the Foo Fighters, R.E.M and Coldplay amongst others.