Formed in 2013, Too Many Zooz continue to 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, as the outfit started in the subways of the Big Apple, filling the commuter's ears with their upbeat and rhythm orientated music.

Fresh off the back of his newest record "Manning Fireworks", MJ Lenderman hits the road across North America starting this fall! The current darling of the music press, with Pitchfork labeling his new effort as Best New Music, Lenderman's latest has already been tipped by Stereogum to be for fall what Brat by Charlie XCX was for summer.

Exciting news rockers - the iconic underground American band The Jesus Lizard are back with their first album since 98 and a countrywide tour! Rack, their sixth offering, was released to such critical acclaim that it can only be celebrated with live shows for all their fans, old and new. Get your tickets now and see the band that inspired icons such as Henry Rollins and Kurt Cobain.

The kings of '70s tribute are hitting the road as they bring you an authentic throwback to the era, right down to the bell-bottom jeans. Performing hits from the likes of Hall & Oates, Kenny Loggins and Steely Dan Yacht Rock Revue are a lot more than just tribute band. Blurring the lines between an original act, tribute band and comedic troupe, Yacht Rock Revue bring you a unique experience that you'll never forget.

Spend a night with the upbeat punk rock of Bayside! The quartet's melodic brand of guitar-driven alt-rock first made waves in the early 2000s, securing a fast-growing following and tour support slots with fellow emo outfits Senses Fail, Aiden and Hawthorne Heights. Now headliners in their own right, don't miss them when they pitch up in your city.

Indie rock outfit American Football is heading out on tour this year to celebrate 25 years of LP1. Every emo fan knows the iconic green-hued house from the album cover. Originally penned by four college students as a short-lived side project before their 1999 graduation, LP1 was initially overlooked by its creators. Over time, the album gained a cult following through word-of-mouth, propelling it to the forefront of the midwestern emo scene and sparking a 2014 reunion that led to two more studio albums.