On Tour (Finally) sees Ava Max take to the stage on her first headline tour across the US. Hot off the release of her second album, Diamonds and Dancefloors, the Million Dollar Baby singer promises a night like no other. A dance-pop sensation as sparkly as the name suggests, it's sure to leave you dazzled after dancing the night away!

Pop folk singer Noah Kahan shot into the limelight with his first single 'Young Blood' which he released in 2017. The single went on to gain over 9 million streams. He then went on to release 'Hurt Somebody' during the same year which was the lead single off of his debut EP also entitled Hurt Somebody. This single was also extremely successful and propelled Kahan into becoming an exciting new voice to watch out for in pop music. This year sees him hitting the road on his Stick Season tour, Jack Van Cleaf will be joining Kahan as support.

Signed to a label before they even graduated high school, All Time Low have steadily built a loyal fanbase through their knack for fist-pumping chorus' and unabashedly pop aspirations. Following in the footsteps of Fall Out Boy et al, they've moved further away from the straightforward Warped Tour sound with every release, but this year sees them hitting the road and releasing new album 'Tell Me I'm Alive'.

With over two decades of making music under their belt, O.A.R (Of A Revolution) are ready to hit the road once again this year! Expect a heady concert experience as the alternative rockers bring their impressive back catalog of hits, including the breakthrough single "Love and Memories", to cities across North America!

Pixies are back and more energized than ever. They can lay claim to being one of the most important American bands of the past three decades. A gloriously messy assault on the senses, Black's scattershot and often scatological lyrics were underpinned by Joey Santiago's surf rock guitar and Kim Deal's eternal bass lines to masterful effect. Paving the way for the grunge scene which was to follow, their crowning glory came with 1989's Doolittle, which included the classics 'Here Comes Your Man', 'Debaser' and 'Gouge Away'.