Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez is fast becoming a household name! And there's no slowing down, 2025 sees Reyez hitting the road in support of her brand new album, Paid In Memories. Spanning across 56 dates, the tour will see Reyez visiting major cities across the entire globe! Make sure you don't miss this rising sensation when she comes to your city.

Bladee's 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year with a flurry of creative output and live performances. Following the release of "Psykos," a collaborative album with fellow Swedish rapper Yung Lean, Bladee dropped his latest solo project, "Cold Visions," to critical acclaim. The album's unique blend of witty lyricism carried by melodic vocals over ethereal beats continues to solidify his position in the underground scene.

Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap head to North America for their biggest headline tour yet! The bilingual rappers' explosive live shows and unapologetic messaging guarantees a fiery experience wherever they play. With a loyal fanbase across Europe and growing buzz worldwide following the release of their multi-award winning biographical movie in 2024, every Kneecap show right now is a must-attend event.

BADBADNOTGOOD continues to electrify the music world with their groundbreaking fusion of jazz, rock, and hip-hop, pushing creative boundaries with every release. The core trio, Al Sow, Chester Hansen, and Leland Whitty, are joined by their expanded Mid Spiral ensemble: Felix Fox-Pappas (keys), Kaelin Murphy (trumpet), and Juan Carlos Medrano Magallanes (percussion), creating an even more dynamic sound for their live performances

Combining a flurry of genres and influences from punk rock icons like the Misfits and Minor Threat with the slick production and sparse, hypnotic beats of hip hop and trap, the Suicide Boys are proving themselves a force to be reckoned with. The duo, comprised of rapping Ruby Da Cherry aka Suicide Leopard and producing Slick Sloth, call their unique fusion horrorcore glitch-trap and are bringing its bone-shaking bass and dark rhymes to you once again!

Though popular success has largely eluded the Roots, the Philadelphia group showed the way for live rap, building on Stetsasonic's "hip-hop band" philosophy of the mid-'80s by focusing on live instrumentation at their concerts and in the studio. Don't miss your chance to catch the electric collective live when they head to a stage near you this year!