The city of Nashville, Tennessee is synonymous with the stomping stetson anthems of Country music's brightest lights, but indie rockers COIN are breaking the mold of their home city and producing bright-eyed, upbeat pop more commonly associated with the LA, NYC and London scenes. Catch COIN live on tour and on a stage near you!

The Monkees are once more live as surviving member Mickey Dolenz mounts his heartfelt tribute tour 'Micky Dolenz Celebrates The Monkees' on stages across the country in the spring of 2024. Honoring his dearly departed bandmates, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork, the show will see Dolenz delve in the group's third record; 1967's Headquarters, alongside all the classic hits. The first album that saw The Monkees contribute to both songwriting and instrumental duties, it is a compelling look at the band as they evolved from their TV show roots.

Never a band to skimp on ambition, Dream Theater has announced their massive North American tour in celebration of their 40th anniversary. As always with this exceptional prog-rock band, these shows will be spectacular fusions of music, lighting, and stage design. Expect deep cuts, classic hits, fan favorites and brand newer anthems!

Psychedelic pop pioneers Tommy James and the Shondells bring a hearty dose of nostalgia to audiences across the country as they head out on a series of dates this year, bringing their best tunes to a venue near you. Originally pigeonholed along with the bubblegum pop wave of the early 60s, lead Tommy James rejected the label, resulting in some of the best psychedelic pop jams of the decade, including the unforgettable 'Crimson and Clover', 'I Think We're Alone Now' and many more!

Hailing from California, The Righteous Brothers produced some of the most indelible songs of the 1960s, including 'You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', 'Unchained Melody' and 'Ebb Tide'. Originally formed of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, the duo's relationship wasn't almost the most amicable but there was no doubting the incredible harmonies they conjured up on stage.

When brother and sister act Lucia and Joaquin Roberto Galan Cuervo first recorded and released their first single together in 1981, Joaquin wasn't convinced he wanted to start a band. But with the blessing of iconic singer Luis Aguile himself, the siblings stayed the course to become the legendary Argentine duo Pimpinela, purveyors of Latin pop songs characterised by telenovela-style turbulent romance and tumultuous break ups.