Get ready to be transported to another worldColdplay are back on the road, bringing their massive Music of the Spheres world tour with them! Emerging in 2000 with the breakthrough single Yellow, Coldplay quickly became one of the biggest British bands of the new millennium, perfecting a blend of introspective Brit-pop and anthemic rock that has kept the British quartet a near-permanent fixture on record charts worldwide.

Coming in hot off a successful year (supporting acts such as Florence and the Machine and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs!) American indie-pop band, Japanese Breakfast are returning to the States for their headline tour! Originally a solo project, Japanese Breakfast was founded in Philadelphia in 2013, starting off as an outlet for Michelle Zauner's grief around the illness and death of her mother.

Mary Chapin Carpenter was one of Country's most recognizable voices throughout the 1990s, racking up hits with tracks like Passionate Kisses and Down at the Twist and Shout. She sold millions of records, was named CMA's female vocalist of the year twice and won an unprecedented 4 consecutive Grammys for Best Female Country Vocal Performance, from 1992 to 1995.

Tall and handsome, with a stage presence that veers between Nick Cave and Johnny Cash, J. Tillman is bringing his acclaimed incarnation, Father John Misty, to a town near you! The former Fleet Foxes drummer has been steadily releasing solo records since 2004, but it was as Father John that things started to make sense. Conceived after a psychedelic experience in the desert worthy of Gram Parsons or one of his Laurel Canyon peers, the sound of Father John Misty is part old-school country misery, part retro folk, and a whole lot of sardonic wit.

While the rock boom of the early 2000s was led by The Strokes in the U.S., in the UK it was spearheaded by the swarthy Scottish four-piece Franz Ferdinand. Arriving with a lightning bolt of jagged post-punk riffs and seductive lyrics, their 2004 debut album was an instant classic, gifting the world tracks like "Michael," "Tell Her Tonight," and the indie-disco staple "Take Me Out". Now, they're hitting the road in 2025 in support of their sixth new album 'The Human Fear' - their first in seven years!

The transatlantic alternative rockers have been going strong since 1993 when they formed in Wisconsin. Comprising Scottish lead singer Shirley Manson and US-native musicians Duke Erikson, Steve Marker and Butch Vig all four share songwriting duties and between them have sold over 17 million records worldwide. Brace yourself for the band's first tour in nearly a decade!