Cordero and Jason Albers, with bassist Jonathan Saenz and guitarist Reid Dillon joining later. The bands gritty folk tracks balance perfectly with their beautiful country ballads. With tracks such as 'Missing You' and 'Sleeping Alone', Flatland Cavalry are a shining light in the Americana scene and shows no signs of slowing down. Make sure to catch this incredible band live this year on their Wandering Star 2024 tour!

George Thorogood and his band The Destroyers have been playing their sleazy, bar-blues for over four decades now. Their back catalogue includes 16 studio albums, which have sold more than 15 million units worldwide, and luckily for us, the boys show no signs of slowing down just yet. Join the celebration as they embark on their 'All Over The World 50 Years of Rock anniversary' tour

Mississippi-born Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram first learned about the blues at the age of five and was playing professionally by the time he was a teenager. This might sound like the story of an older blues musician, but, at the time of writing, this highly acclaimed bluesman is still under 30! With his 2022 album '662' being a Grammy-winner, the traditional blues prodigy is on the road once again, bringing his Muddy Waters-inspired talents to a stage near you.

Mk.Gee (Michael Todd Gordon) is known for his incredible songwriting and unique production style. His signature style, cemented with his brand new album Two Star & the Dream Police', combines plucked electric guitar with echoey raw lo-fi production. His track Are You Looking Up' garnered mass acclaim, making him one to watch on the indie/alternative scene. Besides his solo material, Mk.Gee has worked as a songwriter with Dijon, Omar Apollo, and Kacy Hill.

One of England's foremost contemporary singer-songwriters, post-hardcore punk turned folk troubadour Frank Turner is returning to the US with a series of live dates in 2024 with support from Amigo the Devil. Known for his extensive touring schedules, fans can expect a passionate and emotionally lifting live show as Frank displays his trademark wit and punk rock-flavored wisdom.