Joe Kay, Apple Music’s Beats 1 radio host and founder of this “unmistakably millennial” (i-D) artist collective, follows his breakout Coachella set with this brunch to hype up 2019’s midsummer. Join this global community of artists and audiences for an intimate and vibrant daytime celebration featuring good food, exclusive merch, and music curated by the Soulection family doing what they do best.
Aalias and Corey Latif, two minds behind some of the biggest pop hits of the past decade, present their new R&B collaboration. On stage, the two producers sound just as sweet and “NYC new wave” as “Sweeter,” the recent single off their debut EP, Sex Doesn’t Sell…Anymore (July 12th via AWAL).
The trio’s sardonic and chilling dance pop, now at its most cut-to-the-bone with new album Erotic Reruns (Yeasayer Records), comes to life on stage for this summer tour.
The Charleston champions of Gullah music, Billboard chart toppers, and “soulful honey to the ears” (NPR) kick off their summer tour with a special SummerStage performance. The band's take on traditional West African music fuses with the spirit of local heroes like Bessie Jones and the Georgia Sea Island Singers, as well as Alan Lomax’s field recordings.
Over the past two years, the "technicolored synthpop powerhouse" (Nylon) has brought her galactic immersive music party, "light + space," to House of Yes, Public Arts, and Club Cumming, as well as venues in LA and the UK. Ariana will now land her spaceship at Brooklyn’s queer hotspot for her next sure-to-be-legendary party.
Costello and his longtime trio co-headline a coast-to-coast summer tour with Blondie. He and his band reached new live performance peaks during their tour late last year, playing “epic and euphoric” (Variety) shows that “[left] ‘em wanting more.”
Matthew Houck and his band play Brooklyn’s outdoor “Open Air” series. Houck’s busy past year has included a new album (critically praised C’est La Vie); TV performances on Kimmel, Corden, and CBS This Morning; and a string of shows with a revamped and expansive sound. Brooklyn Vegan called his band’s last NYC show “larger than life.”
Black Pumas, “The Breakout Band of 2019” (NPR) will be at Out of Doors Festival on July 27th. Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada show off their Austin-bred “Wu-Tang Clan meets James Brown” (KCRW) sound best fit for the live stage.
The Billboard chart-topping and Juno-winning Canadian quintet, known for its raucous sold-out shows and “dirty, sweaty rock” (Alternative Press), extends its North American “S.O.S.” summer tour with The Struts into the fall. The band also will open for The Rolling Stones in Toronto and play with Twenty One Pilots as a part of Festival D’été de Québec.
The New York Times-approved, Dallas-bred keyboardist “armed with a big voice and exuberant stage presence” (Rolling Stone) opens for Rob Thomas with her band and previews new music out later this year.
Black Pumas are, according to NPR, “The Breakout Band of 2019.” Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada show off their Austin-bred “Wu-Tang Clan meets James Brown” (KCRW) sound best fit for the live stage.
This full-band summer headlining tour announces the debut of the standout Nashville actor as a solo artist coming into her own with “gorgeous” (Rolling Stone) songwriting. Bowen previously has toured with Sugarland and with her fellow Nashville cast, playing legendary venues including the Royal Albert Hall and London’s O2 Arena.
The New York Times-approved, Dallas-bred keyboardist “armed with a big voice and exuberant stage presence” (Rolling Stone) opens for Rob Thomas with her band and previews new music out later this year.
This eight-piece Pittsburgh powerhouse, led by fiery, Joe Cocker-like frontman Clinton Clegg, will win you over with a sound “so explosive...it [could] summon a biblical thunderstorm” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette). The band will preview new album Pressure (August 16th via Jullian Records) through songs like “Do Right,” which American Songwriter says, “radiates true soul” and “reverberates through your core.” They’ve shared the stage with Gary Clark Jr. and performed on the Outlaw Music Festival tour with Willie Nelson, Van Morrison, Sturgill Simpson, and more.
NPR compared the rising Australian to “a one-woman reincarnation of Fleetwood Mac.” Now with a live band, she'll bring that infectious energy – quiet emotions meet loud riffs – back to the US on tour with Hozier. But first, she presents this solo acoustic show.
The multi-platinum-selling country star presents this album meet & greet at NBC Studios after performing “Why We Drink” on the TODAY Show. "Why We Drink" comes from Moore's new album, Late Nights and Longnecks, out now.
