If you came of age in the early 2000s, there's a good chance that Sum 41's Does This Look Infected? formed part of the soundtrack to your teen angst and rebellion. Don't miss the chance to hear the songs of your formative years during the Canadian rockers' 2019 Up Close and Personal tour, with original members Deryck Whibley, Dave Baksh, Cone McCaslin, alongside Frank Zummo and Tom Thacker in the line up.

Bursting out of Florida in 2009, post-hardcore quintet Sleeping With Sirens were armed with raucous punk energy that grabbed audiences and shook them by the lapels. With each subsequent release, the outfit has developed a heightened sense of melody, crafting pop hook-laden anthems that have never lost the raw edge of the band's early days. Catch them on the Medicine tour, supported by Set it Off, Belmont and Point North in 2020!

Fearlessly merging indie rock and hip hop, genre-bending Minneapolis duo Atmosphere was formed fresh out of high school by rapper Sean Daley AKA Slug and DJ/producer Anthony Davis AKA Ant. Honing their craft throughout the 90s, the duo became a regular in the city's underground hip hop scene before breaking into the mainstream in 1997 with the release of their debut album 'Overcast!'. Over two decades later, Slug and Ant continue to maintain a cult-like following of fans with a dynamic work ethic, prolific creative output and relentless tour schedule.

The Wonder Years hit the road again in 2020 in celebration of the completion of their newest acoustic record, Burst & Decay (Volume III). The Pennsylvania six-piece's second foray into the world of acoustic, the pop-punk outfit will be switching things up this on this jaunt - playing both an electric and a more paired down set every night!

Born and raised in Thousand Oaks, Cali girl Olivia O'Brien showed prodigious talent for singing, piano and guitar from a young age. In her teens, she started writing her own songs alongside releasing covers online, and eventually caught the attention of rising rapper Gnash when she released a cover of his song Disposable. In 2015, their collaboration on Olivia's track 'i hate u, i love you' peaked in the top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100 chart.