Grammy-award winner Gary Clark Jr. is hitting the road this summer in support of his forthcoming album 'JPEG RAW'! As one of the country's biggest stars in rock, jazz, country and soul, this phenomenally talented musician heads out on a brand new tour, showing exactly why the likes of Alicia Keys, the Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters are singing his praises as well as having him support their live shows.

When he's not helping some of modern pop's finest reach the top of the charts, he's doing it himself, with his bands fun. and Bleachers. Technically a solo project, Bleachers draws on Antonoff's love of John Hughesy synth pop, producing big hooky choruses that remain effortlessly stylish amongst all the heaving heart emotion.

Farmer and indie-folkster Gregory Alan Isakov is hitting the road on his latest jaunt across the country. Fans of the South African native are sure to be enthused by a further opportunity to see the man live on stage, presenting songs from both Evening Machines and his six other albums, including 'The Stable Song', 'Big Black Car', and 'If I Go, I'm Goin'.

Barefooted soul rocker Michael Franti marches to the beat of his own groovy drum. The multi-talented rapper, music maker, and spoken-word artist imbues each of his projects with advocacy for social and political issues, yet retains and promotes a spirit of positivity and togetherness. Don't miss the muso as he hits the road this spring, bringing his funky style to you!

Heartland country rockers The Brothers Osborne were born and raised in Maryland on their father's rich record collection, which influenced nightly jam sessions to the sounds of Bob Seger, Tom Petty, and Hank Williams. Relocating to Nashville, it wasn't long before the dynamic duo was picked up by Warner and climbing the charts with debut, platinum-certified singles 'Stay A Little Longer' and 'Rum', releasing their critically acclaimed debut album 'Pawn Shop' in 2016. The Grammy winners dropped their Sophomore effort 'Port Saint Joe' in early 2018. They are hitting the road in 2024 on the 'Might As Well Be Us' tour with support from Zach Top, Jackson Dean, Caylee Hammack, The Cadillac Three, and Madeline Edwards.