The Infamous Stringdusters are at the forefront of a new movement in bluegrass music. Their unmatched virtuosity has enabled them to take acoustic music to a completely new level. Described as a future supergroup, phenomenon and flawless by bluegrass critics. Infamous Stringdusters are hitting the road with their jam band roots and their incredible instrumental sets on this incredible tour. The band states they're excited to feel the positive energy that is given off at every one of their shows.

Considering his father was the late great psychedelic-jazz-prog space wizard, many might assume that his son Dweezil has some big shoes to fill. However, the prodigious guitarist and producer came into his own as a solo performer in his own right, mesmerizing audiences with his technical prowess on the axe. He's regularly on the road with the Zappa plays Zappa ensemble as well as the Experience Hendrix Tour.

Following the massive success of his debut album "Oxymoron" which hit the number one spot on the US Billboard 200 chart and subsequent hits like "Crash Talk," the Los Angeles-based rapper is back with his latest masterpiece, "Blue Lips." Featuring collaborations with hip-hop heavyweights like Ab-Soul, Freddie Gibbs, and Rico Nasty, "Blue Lips" has been hailed by critics as one of Schoolboy's greatest works yet.

Scott Aukerman's Comedy Bang! Bang! is hitting the road this year, bringing the beloved comedy podcast, which has entertained audiences for over a decade, live to a stage near you! Joining Aukerman on the journey is Comedy Bang! Bang! mainstay Paul F. Tompkins, along with a rotating cast of special guests and, of course, a plethora of side-splitting characters.

The variety and range of Bruce Hornsby's music is quite staggering. In the course of his 40 year career, his stunning improvisational talent has drawn from rock, jazz, gospel and even country. Outside of his wildly experimental solo work, he's maybe best known to the world for his work with The Grateful Dead and for the Billboard Number 1 hit The Way It Is, later sampled by 2Pac on his track Changes.