Indie folk darlings The Head and The Heart are heading out on tour to bless your ears with their plethora of hit tracks and a first listen to some brand new music! Formed in 2009 the six-piece have enjoy a stratospheric rise to stardom. Their 2016 release Signs of Light saw the group hit the top five in the US charts!

Virginia's finest reggae outfit presents a refreshing blend of reggae, hip hop, latin and rock music with lyrics that reach out to humanity, spreading their message of community and positivity. Their songs evoke beachy summers and peaceful coexistence, and it seems Soja's fellow humans can't get enough of their sound - they've achieved an international cult following through dedicated touring, selling over 150 000 albums along the way. Don't miss them as they head on tour!

Grammy Award Winner Lyle Lovett is known for his intelligent Western Swing-tinged Country Music. His witty lyrics and eclectic mix of sounds ranging from folk to big band swing form an unforgettable catalogue of songs and although he emerged in the 80s, this musical chameleon is still a fearless innovator in the Country world to this day.

Oregon indie band STRFKR are heading out on an extensive US tour this year to support their album Parallel Realms' out March 1. The band kick things off in California this March, before ending their 4-month stint in Phoenix Arizona. With support from Ruth Radelet and Holy Wave this is shaping up to be one of the most electric tours of the year.

Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) is one of Americana's real cult favorites. Since he first emerged in 2011 with his debut Roll Your Bones, he's been honing his lo-fi mix of country, blues and rock 'n' roll with understated ease, using bandcamp as one of his major selling platforms.

Experimental rockers Portugal. The Man are back! Distinguished by their lo-fi electronic soundscapes, atmospheric guitars and frontman John Gourley's falsetto vocals, the band's 2017 offering Woodstock is inspired by the political protest music of the 60s and couldn't come at a better time. The hit single off the Woodstock album, Feel it Still, scored the rockers a Grammy for Best Pop/Duo Performance!