Tour Date Announcements

The Disco Biscuits detailed a series of three shows in Colorado over Memorial Day Weekend, including their return to Red Rocks.

Livetronica act PNUMA are back. Check out audio of their comeback set and view their first dates of 2019.

Fresh off Jam In The Sand in Jamaica featuring guest appearances from Chris Robinson and more, Grateful Dead tribute act Dark Star Orchestra detailed a run of May 2019 performances.

Chris Stapleton will hit the road with Margo Price and The Marcus King Band among openers.

The Mountain Goats will tour extensively in 2019 which will also see new music from the band.

Turkuaz has added a new batch of dates to their Life In The City Tour that will bring them to cities up and down the East Coast in early April.

Stephen Malkmus’ first solo album since 2001, ‘Groove Denied,’ is inspired by techno music he heard while living in Berlin. Watch the video for the record’s lead single “Viktor Borgia.”

Twiddle confirmed five new tour dates taking place in the Northeast United States in April.

Broken Social Scene announced tour dates in support of their the upcoming new EP ‘Let’s Try The After – Vol 1’ that features the lead single “All I Want.”

Foals will tour in support of their upcoming new album ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part One,’ which features the lead single ‘Exits.’

Death Cab For Cutie confirmed 2019 Summer Tour dates with Jenny Lewis, Lala Lala, Mitski and Car Seat Headrest appearing at select shows.

Oteil Burbridge will perform in New Orleans during Jazz Fest with his “friends” Melvin Seals, Eric Krasno, John Kadlecik, Adam Deitch, Jennifer Hartswick, Alfreda Gerald, Weedie Braimah and Natalie Cressman.

Red Hot Chili Peppers will travel to Gaza, Egypt to perform a concert at The Pyramids.

The Antlers will celebrate the tenth anniversary of ‘Hospice’ with a deluxe vinyl reissue and an acoustic tour that will feature them playing the record in its entirety.

Aqueous will play their first-ever all-improv set during their March 15 show at Anthology in Rochester.

Drive-By Truckers band mates Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley announced new Dimmer Twins tour dates.