Deadheads of the US unite! Dead & Company, the band that original Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart formed in 2015 with John Mayer on guitar and vocals announced that they will play three 60th anniversary shows at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park in August! Dust off your tye-dye shirt and prepare for an evening of psychedelic rock with this legendary outfit.

Prodigious singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker released his first EP in 2015 whilst a freshman studying molecular biology. The pull of music was strong and just two years later he signed a major label deal, and in the time since he's crafted a reputation as a mover and shaker to watch in the music industry. Don't miss the Brooklyn muso as he hits the road on his 'Welcome To The Garden State Tour' this fall.

Robert Plant, iconic frontman of Led Zeppelin, is a legendary rock singer known for his electrifying stage presence and soulful vocals. With his signature curly hair and charismatic persona, Plant's powerful voice and poetic lyrics have left an indelible mark on the history of rock music. Make sure to catch this 70's rock'n'roll icon live this year!

Wet Leg are back with a brand new album and brand new tour of North America to go along with it! Their sophomore record, titled Moisturizer, is the follow up to the unprecedented global success of their 2022 self-titled debut which has seen them winning two GRAMMYs, performing with Dave Grohl and touring with Harry Styles.

Former Talking Heads frontman and all-around excellent human David Byrne graces us with an ambitious new tour in support of his latest record, 'Who Is the Sky?'. Produced by Kid Harpoon - known for his work with Harry Styles and Miley Cyrus - and arranged by New York's own Ghost Train Orchestra, it's his first solo release since 2018's American Utopia. In typical Byrne style, expect a spectacle that combines his musicianship, artistry, and delightfully off-beat nature as he presents favorites old and new in this highly anticipated new era.

Patti Smith is one of punk's founding figures. She emerged, wiry and tousle-haired, in 1975, with her Tom Verlaine assisted and John Cale produced debut record Horses. A wildly ambitious and forceful album of free form poetry set against a backdrop of frantic guitars, it immediately established Smith as a truly singular artist.