Goo Goo Dolls are heading across North America on the Summer Anthem tour this July, and are bringing their friends in Dashboard Confessional along for the ride! Goo Goo Dolls, who are currently working on a new album, will be celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of their breakout album, A Boy Named Goo, their first (of many) albums to become platinum-certified. You won't want to miss out on this nostalgia-heavy show!

The prodigious Mac DeMarco may have been termed the 'goofball prince of indie rock' by Pitchfork, but his work ethic is nothing to joke about. In the last four years he's released two full studio albums (Salad Days and This Old Dog), as well as 2015's mini-LP Another One. Each release has seen him move further away from the garage stomp of his debut album to gentle and enthralling pop songwriting, powered by his unmistakable guitar playing.

Coming in hot off a successful year (supporting acts such as Florence and the Machine and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs!) American indie-pop band, Japanese Breakfast are returning to the States for their headline tour! Originally a solo project, Japanese Breakfast was founded in Philadelphia in 2013, starting off as an outlet for Michelle Zauner's grief around the illness and death of her mother.

Delivering dreamy indie pop reminiscent of a modern-day Fleetwood Mac meets The Cardigans, bilingual LA psych-soul quintet The Maras has garnered widespread acclaim for their ability to blur the lines between genres, decades, and cultures. In support of their sophomore album Submarine, the genre-defying group has extended their 2024 tour into 2025, bringing their lush, guitar- and synth-drenched soundscapes to concert halls across the US!

Tall and handsome, with a stage presence that veers between Nick Cave and Johnny Cash, J. Tillman is bringing his acclaimed incarnation, Father John Misty, to a town near you! The former Fleet Foxes drummer has been steadily releasing solo records since 2004, but it was as Father John that things started to make sense. Conceived after a psychedelic experience in the desert worthy of Gram Parsons or one of his Laurel Canyon peers, the sound of Father John Misty is part old-school country misery, part retro folk, and a whole lot of sardonic wit.

It's hard to believe that Gogol Bordello have been in our lives for nearly two decades. The multicultural outfit are known for their high-intensity, electrically-charged shows that twist and turn through genres at break-neck speed, all the while inducing smiles and palpable euphoria in the crowd. Don't miss them as they head on their brand-new tour this year!