Hatsune Miku is not just any pop star. In her native Japan, she has sold a staggering amount of records, been featured in video games, manga, cosplay and holds the distinction of having been sent to space in a rocket, twice. But just what is it about this 16-year-old star with two shining turquoise pigtails and a never-ending wardrobe?

Jason Isbell and his band The 400 Unit are back with another mighty U.S. tour. The singer-songwriter and former Drive By Truckers guitarist pours his heart and soul into his music, which is a rich blend of folk and Americana as heard on breakthrough record Southeastern and on 2017's Nashville Sound. With special guest appearances, make sure to check the official venue to find out who's coming to you!

Trap metal rebels City Morgue gear up for their Bombs In The Mail' US Tour, with support from up-and-comer FourFive. With their new album My Bloody America' now in their arsenal, these rule-breakers are bound to cause absolute chaos on their April to May 2024 US streak. From their history of chaotic live shows, this string of performances will be sure to have their biggest fans flying around the venue, stage diving and crowd surfing through the crowd. For those who like their concerts loud and energetic, this is a tour you won't want to miss.

Led by the inimitable Debbie Harry, Blondie were one of the key American band of the 1970s, emerging out of New York club CBCG the same time as The Ramones and Television. Beginning their career as a whip-smart new wave group, they enjoyed their greatest success with the 1978 album Parallel Lines and still tour extensively to this day.

Californian-born, Samoan descendant J Boog went against the grain by pursuing his music career in Hawaii. But, with his debut album "Hear Me Roar" released in 2005, Boog has quickly risen through the ranks of Reggae and is now one of the USA's most prominent Reggae artists.