The leaves are crunching, the bears are bedding down for winter, and the time has come to journey into the woods with Gillian Welch and David Rawlings as they head out on tour to celebrate their newest album, Woodlands. The Grammy-winning folk-country duo bring their best trainloads of tunes, and they're far from empty!

Three-time Grammy award winner Ben Harper is hitting the road with his band, The Innocent Criminals in tow! The singer-songwriter's blend of groove-laden funky soul and folky handcrafted acoustics helped him to gain cult status during the course of the 1990s and widespread attention toward the end of the decade. Harper combines elements of classic folk singers, blues revivalists, and jam bands and is embraced by critics and college kids alike.

American art-rock icons Devo are continuing their farewell tour, Celebrating 50 Years of De-Evolution, into 2025 after kicking it off in 2023! Since forming in 1973, Devo's avant-garde approach to popular music has consistently pushed the boundaries of what a traditional "band" can be. Their influence spans across entire genres, including new wave, synth-pop, and industrial music. Don't miss your chance to celebrate 50 years of De-Evolution with these pioneers of art-rock!

After just announcing not one, but two albums due for 2025 (Equus Asinus and Equus Caballus) - Canadian indie dream-pop trio Men I Trust are on the road across North America, bringing their guitar-led, blissed out bops to a stage near you. Reminiscent of classic acts from the shoegaze era such as Cocteau Twins, as well as the tripped out electronica of artists such as Portishead, The band are one of the biggest things in Canadian indie right now, with their third album Oncle Jazz nominated for the Polaris Music Prize in 2020. Don't miss this opportunity to witness their subtle euphoria live.

Since forming in 1994, the ever-enduring Wilco has built one of the most respected back catalogs in modern American rock. Led by songwriter Jeff Tweedy, the band has effortlessly explored genres like Americana, folk, and even electronica across their numerous studio albums. Now back on the road, don't miss your chance to see them live, featuring special guest Waxahatchee!

Idiosyncratic pop pixie Regina Spektor is live! After her official debut in 2004, she continued to storm the charts and even got to perform for Obama at the White House! Don't miss her lushly orchestrated tunes laden with the pitch-perfect pop she has made her own. With that unmistakable voice and unique approach, she'll be appearing on a handful of solo dates this year.