Portland native rapper Amin continues to prove himself as a force in hip-hop. Since his breakout hit Caroline went triple platinum in 2017, Amin has consistently evolved his sound and artistry. Now, in 2025, he is hitting the road with his Tour de Dance in support of his latest album, 13 Months of Sunshine.

Effortlessly cool English/French indie heroes Stereolab are back together and back on the road this year. Hailed as one of the most influential bands of the '90s, the girls and guys of Stereolab made their name fusing electronic beats and avant-garde lyrics to catchy 60s-esque pop hooks before moving into a more Velvet Underground-inspired space. But be it easy-listening bops or jarring guitar licks, we're sure that this jaunt will be one fans won't want to miss!

The English progressive trance band from London have steadily been rising through the dance music ranks, especially in recent years with the success of their Best Dance Record Grammy-nominated third album, We Are All We Need. Join them on the road in 2020 as they launch the Acoustic III tour in support of their upcoming release of the same name - completing their genre-bending trilogy!

Purveyor of lushly atmospheric tracks with distinctive, pulsating grooves, Jackson Stell AKA Big Wild took up his moniker when he moved from his native Lancaster, Massachusetts to California in his 20s. Taken with its picturesque landscapes and natural beauty, the electronic DJ, producer, composer, and engineer was inspired to be adventurous with his sound.

Howard Jones was one of the defining figures of mid-'80s synth-pop. His music merged the technology-intensive sound of new wave with the cheery optimism of hippies and late-'60s pop. Jones racked up a string of hits in the mid and late '80s before he retreated into being a cult figure in the '90s. Don't miss the 'What Is Love' singer on tour near you with special guests Haircut 100 and Richard Blade!

Some say he's a tribute to the golden years of SoundCloud, and they're right. Inspired by icons like Travis Scott, Chance The Rapper, and many more, Tape B (real name Kemal Berk Alkanat) became obsessed with the one thing that tied him to his music-sharing hip-hop sessions with friends - the cassette tape.