The Cowboy Junkies heady blend of folk, country, and blues with a dreamy pop quality lies at the intersection between the old school Americana legends and the new school of poetic, hazy rock championed by the likes of The Velvet Underground. The ever-popular genre-bending outfit is hitting the road on tour, bringing their sleepy siren songs along for the ride.

Brooklyn's finest indie rock band Beach Fossils are joining forces with Nation of Language this spring. Well regarded as one of the most definitive bands of the New York underground scene of the 2010s, the band went from frontman Dustin Payseur's solo project to a fully formed brotherhood of rockers. So get ready for some beachcombing with the Beach Fossils and Nation of Language!

Beginning in the 1970s, The Dixie Dregs use rock, classical and metal sounds in their largely instrumental music. After a lot of speculation, the band have reunited with their original lineup of Rod Morgenstein, Andy West, Allen Sloan, Steve Davisowski and Steve Morse who released the band's first album 'Freefall' in 1977.

Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela are back on the road! They first came to international attention when they traveled to Dublin in 2002 when Damien Rice noticed them busking and asked them to accompany him on tour. Now the dynamic Latin duo have gone from busking talent to international musical superstars - experience one of their gigs to hear just why!

California-born Williams has made a striking mark on the nationwide comedy circuit, as well as having a large fanbase online as a guest on various comedy podcasts and radio shows. First discovered by Carlos Mencia at his live show after noticing him in the audience, the young Williams was invited on stage to contribute to the show, to huge applause. Regularly making references and jokes concerning his dwarfism, Williams displays a brazen attitude towards subjects including disability, relationships, sex, and race, attracting new audiences with every appearance.