They might have announced the end of their career, but don't worry, the Tokyo Police Club are going on one last tour! Taking off across North America with support from Born Ruffians, the indie rockers promise to lead you on a journey spanning their entire career, from A Lesson in Crime to TPC, and everything in between. Don't let yourself miss out on this last chance to see Tokyo Police Club live, grab your tickets now.

Brooklyn natives Moon Hooch prepare to hit the road! The band, who met at school, got their musical start by busking in New York's subways and even being kicked out by the NYPD for encouraging travelers to dance at the edge of the platform. Since then, the group have released eight music projects and performed across the world to audiences who can't stop dancing!

Seattle post-hardcore cult legends The Blood Brothers reunite this year, touring in celebration of 20 years since the release of Crimes. Regrouping for only the second time since their split in 2006, their cult status has only increased in the intervening decades and this tour marks the first time in that period that fans have had the chance to see them live on the road!

Willow Pill, drag queen extraordinaire and winner of season fourteen of Ru Paul's Drag Race is going to take her God's Child tour across North America. Prepare yourselves to hear the stories of her eventful life, from a religious upbringing to Drag Race Royalty. So get on your best sad Victorian doll looks and make sure you don't miss out because you'll be asking for her to Gimme Gimme Gimme another performance after midnight!

London singer-songwriter Bakar will be embarking on his Halo' tour across the USA this year. With each of his albums gaining more critical acclaim than the last, the future is bright for this Camden-based artist. With a deep soothing voice paired with incredibly relatable lyrics, he has gained mass popularity online. Make sure to catch him on the road this year.

While fans eagerly await The Lemonheads' first album of original material in nearly 20 years, the cult-legendary alternative rock band are embarking on a US tour gearing up to celebrate their iconic albums, It's A Shame About Ray (1992) and Come on Feel The Lemonheads (1993), in both their entirety. The tour will be making stops in big cities like Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Washington DC. Don't miss your chance to see them live, with support from Juliana Hatfield, Willy Mason, and John P. Strohm.