The Indigo Girls have steadfastly forged their own path through the music world for over two decades, and they don't show any sign of slowing down just yet. The duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have now released 16 albums of breezy and lyrically adroit folk-rock, first emerging in the late 1980s alongside fellow Georgians R.E.M.

Jason Isbell and his band The 400 Unit are back with another mighty U.S. tour. The singer-songwriter and former Drive By Truckers guitarist pours his heart and soul into his music, which is a rich blend of folk and Americana as heard on breakthrough record Southeastern and on 2017's Nashville Sound. With special guest appearances, make sure to check the official venue to find out who's coming to you!

Nickel Creek have been away for a while. The Grammy Award-winning trio announced an 'indefinite hiatus' in 2006, and though they never officially split, fans weren't holding their breath for a comeback. However 2014 brought news of a reunion and a new album. The rapturously received A Dotted Line reminded everyone what they had been missing, with its strident bluegrass harmonies and impeccable interplay between the band's fiddle, mandolin and guitar. Nickel Creek will be hitting the road once again in 2023.

Harkening back to an era where country was more about punch-in-the-guts emotions and authentic performances than auto-tune and fist-pumping party anthems, The Dead South are often described as outlaws for their fearless return to a simpler time, blending bluegrass and folk with the energy of a DIY punk band. As compelling on stage as they are on record, the rock-stomping Canadian quintet hits the road once again!

Princeton's own psychedelic rock pioneers, Blues Traveler, formed in 1987, quickly rising to the forefront of the jam band scene with their blues-infused, ever-evolving and extended jam-heavy anthems. With over 13 albums to their name, don't miss the quintet as they present their biggest hits on this brand new tour!