Canadian indie pop rockers The Strumbellas formed in Toronto in 2008, centring their toe-tapping blend of folk, alt-country, pop and indie rock around the distinctive rebel howl of bearded frontman Simon Ward and his satisfying songwriting. After eight years and 500 live shows building their reputation as a cult hit, the sextet broke into the mainstream with their uplifting, chant-able summer anthem Spirits, which has amassed 150 million Spotify streams and almost 60 million Youtube views.

From potential finance bro to country-folk musician, Charles Wesley Godwin is headed out on tour. He recently released his third album, Family Ties (which features a crazy amount of tracks - nineteen to be exact) which is inspired by his own life and that of his family, hence the name. So come on down and help Godwin celebrate Family Ties and party the dance away!

Rufus Wainwright's lush, theatrical pop harks back to the traditions of Tin Pan Alley, cabaret and even opera. Son of Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle, brother to musical siblings Martha and Wainwright, songwriting is in his blood. He remains firmly out of their shadows though, with a folk legacy of his own that includes seven studio albums and a fully-fledged opera.

Americana band Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors gear up for a nationwide tour this September, two years after the release of their last album 'Souvenir.' Since forming in 2006, the band has sold a whopping 150,000 albums, toured the world and had their music played in numerous national TV shows. The Tennessee natives have also performed alongside acts including Willie Nelson, John Hiatt, Needtobreathe and Amos Lee.

Legendary reggae group The Wailers head out on tour across America, giving fans across the country a chance to see some of the originators of the global reggae phenomenon in the flesh. Now hitting the road and taking their Caribbean sound across the country, don't miss your chance to see them live!