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!

Influenced by the likes of Johnny Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Rock & Roll hall of famers ZZ Top infuse their classic blues riffs with the spirited, often humorous pursuit of worldly pleasures. Look no further for catchy tunes about fast cars, sharp clothes and good times... and of course the iconic (and pretty incredible) facial hair.

Since releasing their critically acclaimed debut album in 2013, HAIM have only gone from strength to strength. With three studio albums under their belt and a fourth on the way, the sister trio is ready to bring their signature soft rock sound back to the stage! Hitting the road this fall on their 'I Quit' tour, they'll be performing fan favorites alongside new tracks from their forthcoming album. Don't miss your chance to see them live!

Through a tapestry of warm vocals and sun-soaked guitar hooks, Dawes have made a name for themselves replicating the feel of the sunny Lauren Canyon sound of the 70's. But far from being a copy, the quartet are something retro inspired, but with a chilled vibe straight out of the present. Enjoy some authentically vintage beats by Dawes as they bring the Oh Brother tour to you!

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.

Founded after the dissolution of frontman Josh Homme's first band Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age exploded out of the gates in the late 90s with the records Rated R and Songs for the Deaf. This year sees them hitting the road once again, playing all-new song arrangements on The Catacombs Tour, don't miss it!