The DIY indie dance pop duo Matt and Kim are anything but your average synth-punk outfit. Formed over a decade ago without much knowledge of their chosen instruments, their 2006 debut EP was widely embraced and the pair toured with a ferocity that saw them playing top festivals and signed to the independent Fader Label. Now they hit the road in support of their new album 'Almost Ready'.

Indie heroes and arbiters of all that was noughties cool, the Canadian supergroup are back on the road. Made up of anything from 6 - 19 members, including Feist, Emily Haines, and Kevin Drew, this special collective are known for their ethereal sound, youthful energy, and lyrical ambiance and have gone on to inspire a generation of indie groups since their formation in 1999.

New York death metal band Cannibal Corpse have managed to avoid being in the spotlight even though they have released an amazing 14 albums and have been rightfully labeled as pioneers of the death metal genre. Cannibal Corpse benefit from having a dedicated cult following which they've retained through their strong image and cohesive extreme metal music.

Hailing from Brighton in the UK, this talented rock duo covers the whole gamut of blues, hard rock, garage rock, stoner and psychedelic rock, since forming in 2013. Releasing their self-titled debut album in 2014, they have already won the Best British Group Award at the 2015 Brit Music Awards, and have performed at Coachella festival, as well as supporting the Arctic Monkeys on tour. Now touring in support of the recent release 'Back to the Water Below'.

Purveyors of kinetic and confessional indie rock with a dance-pop sheen, The Wombats are back and planning to tour North America. The tour will kick off this fall, starting in San Francisco before wrapping up in Toronto. With 15 years and multiple chart-hitting albums, The Wombats are pulling in larger audiences than ever before. Don't miss out!