Agnes Obel returns to North America for her first tour in six years, bringing The Meaning of Flowers to seven cities, including San Francisco’s Castro Theatre on May 20, 2027.
Los Angeles alternative rock quartet wilt release their debut album when no one’s watching via AWAL, combining grunge, shoegaze and melodic hardcore with production by Carlos de la Garza. The band will tour Europe before joining The Warning across North America in 2027.
WORSHIP is taking drum & bass into North American arenas. Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock and 1991 launch their 2026 tour October 9, with stops in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Denver and San Francisco.
The Irish folk rock band’s third album arrives September 18, with a 2027 North American tour including stops in San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles. The Mary Wallopers are keeping the machine moving. The Irish folk rock band has released its latest single, “The Big Mixer,” one day before the arrival of its third…
Los Angeles alternative rock band wilt continue building momentum with “bundy,” a blistering new single produced by Carlos de la Garza. The track previews the band’s debut album as they prepare for an extensive North American tour with Jutes, Mothika, and select headline dates.
The Linda Lindas have announced their third album, GOTTA GET OUT, arriving August 28 alongside new single “Closer” featuring Hayley Williams and an extensive 2026 North American headline tour.
Bella Kay is taking her debut album My Reckless Abandon on the road with a newly announced North American headlining tour. The Atlantic Records artist will also appear at Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, and support Noah Kahan and Gracie Abrams on upcoming arena dates.
KALEO have announced the Europe and UK leg of their Way Down We Go Tour for spring 2027 in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album A/B. The announcement follows the launch of the band’s North American tour and the release of the deluxe anniversary edition featuring rare recordings, live performances, and fan favorites including “Way Down We Go.”
Singer-songwriter Ashe has officially signed with Atlantic Records and Doomsday/Universal Music Publishing Group, marking the beginning of a new creative chapter. The announcement comes as she prepares to release new music and joins Benson Boone for a major North American arena tour this summer.
Ryan Oakes has announced his new album Scary Stories After Dark, arriving September 18 via Nettwerk. Alongside the announcement, the genre-bending alt-rock artist has released the emotionally charged new single “HEY NOW!” and revealed a massive North American tour with Diggy Graves, showcasing the next chapter of his cinematic sound.
Pond are entering a new era with Terrestrials, their eleventh studio album and one of their most focused statements to date. Ahead of the record’s release, the Australian psych-rock innovators have shared the video for “Skyworks,” a politically charged track that explores the contradictions of modern Australian identity.
Emei is stepping back into the spotlight with Night at the Opera, a theatrical and emotionally charged EP that embraces her musical theater roots while delivering the sharp pop songwriting that made her one of indie-pop’s fastest-rising artists. The project arrives alongside the visualizer for “Noah” and a sold-out Los Angeles release show.
Towa Bird has announced a North American headline tour in support of her acclaimed new album Gentleman. The British-Filipina guitarist and songwriter, who recently toured with Billie Eilish and collaborated with Kathleen Hanna, will bring her explosive live show to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and more this fall.
Modest Mouse have officially returned with An Eraser and A Maze, their first studio album in five years. The 15-track release arrives alongside the surreal new video for “Life’s A Dream” and a massive North American tour featuring festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and Shaky Knees.
Wave to Earth have returned with “heaven and hell,” a contemplative new single and cinematic music video filmed in Mexico. The release marks the South Korean indie rock trio’s first new music since play with earth! 0.03 and offers a glimpse into their next creative chapter.