Japanese city pop legend Masayoshi Takanaka heads to North America on tour! The hugely influential guitarist was a pioneer of city pop, the musical genre which swept through Japan in the 1970s and 80s taking inspiration from funk, rock, jazz and American pop music. His influence has since reached far beyond Japan whether you're a city pop aficionado or not. He's well known to American audiences, having been sampled by Grimes, collaborated with Santana and released a joint album with Little Richard, among many others - don't miss your chance to see him live!

Boston reggae-rockers The Elovators head out on tour across North America in 2025! With stops in Atlanta, Detroit, Baltimore and many more cities across the country, their infectious live shows are worth witnessing if you're looking for a sunny, laid-back beachy vibe to warm your soul and move your body to!

Bulletproof Blues are making their way to a venue near you with Samantha Fish this year. Since she first emerged on the scene in 2009, the multi-award-winning artist has been wowing fans up and down the country with her powerful lyrics and unbridled joy and has cemented herself as the ultimate blues-rock star of this age!

One thing Dominic Lalli (Motet saxophonist/producer) is not afraid of is trying new things. Big Gigantic is Lalli's latest project that showcases an array of gripping compositions combining elements of a DJ and a live band setup. With his bandmate Jeremy Salken, Dominic Lalli has created a new musical genre where he combines Jazz with Electronica and Hip Hop.

Brooklyn natives Moon Hooch prepare to hit the road! The band, who met at school, got their musical start by busking in New York's subways and even being kicked out by the NYPD for encouraging travelers to dance at the edge of the platform. Since then, the group have released eight music projects and performed across the world to audiences who can't stop dancing!

Formed in 2013, Too Many Zooz continues to set North America and beyond alight with their heady blend of brass and house music. Their status as an underground phenomenon is both literal and figurative: the trio got their start performing in the subways of New York City, filling commuters' ears with upbeat, rhythm-driven sounds.