The New York City based rock band Geese broke onto the scene with their 2021 project Projector' and solidified their fanbase with their follow up 3D Country'. However it wasn't until 2025, when they released Getting Killed', that they became mainstream successes. Fronted by the incredible Cameron Winter, whose deep brooding voice sets the band apart from their contemporaries, the band have an energetic, theatrical sound that has made them a mainstay in rock playlists worldwide.

Feted by music critics and fans alike, LCD Soundsystem have had an incalculable impact on modern alternative music. Their sleek brand of dance rock riffs on everyone from Bowie to Gang of Four, while still managing to deliver emotional millennial gut punches. Their song 'All My Friends' was named as the second-best track of the 00s by Pitchfork, and their debut single 'Daft Punk is Playing at My House' was nominated for a Grammy. In 2017, they finally won a gong for the thumping disco confessional 'tonite'. Put on your dancing shoes and catch them live this year!

Farmer and indie-folkster Gregory Alan Isakov is hitting the road on his latest jaunt across the country. Fans of the South African native are sure to be enthused by a further opportunity to see the man live on stage, presenting songs from both Appaloosa Bones and his seven other albums, including 'The Stable Song', 'Big Black Car', and 'If I Go, I'm Goin'.

When it comes to influence on heavy metal, few bands have made as big a mark as Acid Bath. Hailing from Louisiana, Acid Bath were pioneers of the 'sludge metal' sound - a subgenre of metal that focuses on huge heavy crushing guitar riffs, thick and brooding guitar tones, all mixed with psychedelic textures. Their iconic album 'When The Kite String Pops' influenced generations of bands, its errie yet brutal sound have infiltrated hard rock, metal and hardcore punk. For fans of heavy metal, or just music that pushes boundaries, look no further than Acid Bath.