When it comes to hook-heavy, euphoric power pop, it doesn't get better than The New Pornographers. Led by A.C. Newman, a songwriter seemingly capable of summoning up instantly earwormy melodies on a whim, this Canadian supergroup (which also boasts Neko Case amongst its ranks) is ready to take their unique live show on the road again, bringing the indie joy to you.

Big hair and more stripes than you could ever imagine. The Christian glam metal band formed in 1983 in California, Stryper came together after being inspired by bands like Van Halen and Bon Jovi, but wanted to put a different message into the world, heavily integrating their religious beliefs in their music and were the first metal band to find success with their themes of faith. With songs like 'To Hell with the Devil', 'Soldiers Under Command' and 'I Believe in You', Stryper are sure to have their name in many people's Christian Rock playlists.

Peaches is back and bringing her first album in 10 years 'No Lube So Rude' to the road! An outspoken voice on the avant-garde performance art scene, Peaches, AKA Merrill Nisker, blurs the lines between gender conforms and societal taboos without fear. Combining her own unique style of rapping with a noisy electronic punk aesthetic, the Toronto native collides politics and sexually explicit lyrics with groovebox beats and EDM to form an eclectic yet danceable sound.

Emo rock legends Hawthorne Heights hit the road across North America to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed album 'If Only You Were Lonely'! The influential band from Ohio were at the forefront of the mid 2000s emotional post-hardcore movement, with their perfect mix of aggression and vulnerability resonating with a generation of fans seeking music that was both cathartic and relatable.