Hailed as kick starting the riot grrrl revolution of the 90s, Bikini Kill opened doors for women to reclaim their space and air the grievances in true punk rock fashion with outspoken political opinions, radical feminist lyrics and a determination to be accepted as a band on their own terms, blazing a trail for women in music ever since their formation.

Angine de Poitrine are a masked French Canadian math rock duo from Quebec, and since their inception quickly become one of the most talked about acts in experimental rock. Known for their offkilter microtonal tracks, exciting live performances, and a visual identity that feels equal parts surrealist theatre and DIY punk, they've carved out a space that's entirely their own. Seeing Angine de Poitrine live is an absolute spectacle. If you get the chance to see the Canadian duo live - take it!

Late-night drives, neon lights, and memories of summer are the kind of vibes that only a Cannons album can evoke! The sensational indie-pop trio hailing from Los Angeles was formed by longtime collaborators Ryan Clapham and Paul Davis, alongside Michelle Joy. Now bringing their shimmering synths to a stage near you, take a late-night drive with Cannons!

Led by Canadian singer Mike Milosh, R&B project Rhye was originally formed with Danish producer Robin Hannibal, sparking a wave of intrigue after early tracks like "Open" and "The Fall" dropped with little information attached, which led to widespread speculation about the identity behind the music. Rhye's debut album, Woman, arrived in 2013 and was later longlisted for the Polaris Music Prize.

90s alternative rock icons reunite and return top the stage this year, with a world tour including a much anticipated North American leg! Adding to the gravity of the reunion, the tour coincides with the band's first fresh studio material in three decades; the single "House of Dead Memories", perhaps with more expected. With support from Jawbox frontman J Robbins, don't miss out on the chance to see this supergroup together once again.

Things have only been on the up for California-born rapper Vince Staples since the release of his debut album Summertime '06 in 2015. Fresh from The Vince Staples Show and a run of acclaimed records including Ramona Park Broke My Heart and Dark Times, Staples returns with his new album Cry Baby and a full-scale 2026 tour.