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Nickelback

11 concerts

Nickelback, a post-grunge rock band from Canada, gained mainstream success with emotional hits like "How You Remind Me" and "Photograph." Led by Chad Kroeger, they topped charts in the 2000s and collaborated with stars like Avril Lavigne and Santana. Known for blending rock and pop, they achieved massive sales with albums like Silver Side Up and All the Right Reasons. Hits include "Someday" and "Rock Star," and they've worked with producers like Rick Parashar and Mutt Lange. With over two decades of hits, they remain a rock staple.

Josh Ross

17 concerts

Canadian-born Josh Ross blends country rock with a warm rasp and emotional hooks, scoring Platinum hits like “Trouble.” A CCMA Entertainer of the Year, he’s toured with Nickelback and won a CMA Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award.

Mt. Joy

29 concerts

Mt. Joy, formed in 2016, is an indie rock band known for energetic performances and hits like "Silver Lining." They've toured extensively, sold out venues like Madison Square Garden, and gained acclaim with albums like "Mt. Joy" and "Rearrange Us."

Bywater Call

14 concerts

Bywater Call, a Toronto-based Southern soul and roots rock band, features Meghan Parnell's acclaimed vocals and Dave Barnes on guitar. They are Maple Blues Award-nominated and praised for their authentic and meaningful songs, often compared to greats like The Band and Otis Redding. The seven-piece lineup includes Bruce McCarthy, Mike Meusel, John Kervin, Stephen Dyte, and Julian Nalli.

Jon Muq

5 concerts

Ugandan-born Jon Muq, now in Austin, Texas, blends African and Western music to create reflective, resilient songs. Collaborated with Dan Auerbach; tours with Billy Joel, Norah Jones, Mavis Staples.

JW-Jones

1 concert

JW-Jones, a Canadian blues artist, is the 2020 International Blues Challenge winner and a JUNO nominee. Known for high-energy shows, he has released 11 albums and toured 23 countries. His album "Belmont Boulevard" hit #9 on the U.S. Billboard charts. He's collaborated with Buddy Guy and Canned Heat and was praised by Chuck Leavell.

The Tea Party

12 concerts

The Tea Party, a multi-Platinum Canadian rock trio known for blending global instruments with rock, earned multiple Juno nods with hits like "Splendor Solis."

Bombino

3 concerts

Niger-born Tuareg musician Bombino, evokes Sahara expanses in his music. Known for "Agadez" & Grammy-nominated "Deran". Worked with Dan Auerbach & David Lonstreth.

Killer Mike

1 concert

Atlanta-born rapper Killer Mike is known for politically charged hip-hop, tackling racism and police brutality. He rose with OutKast, won 3 Grammys, and forms Run the Jewels with El-P.

JJ Wilde

3 concerts

JJ Wilde, Canada's Queen of Rock n' Roll, broke records with her debut album "Ruthless." Known for hits like "The Rush," "Best Boy," & "Mercy," she made history as the first woman since Alanis Morissette to win a JUNO for Rock Album of the Year. She's toured with Pearl Jam & Kiss.

Mother Mother

10 concerts

Mother Mother's 10th album, "Nostalgia," marks a creative high in their 20-year career, known for their originality, genre-blending style, and lyrical depth.

Ziggy Alberts

36 concerts

Born in Byron Bay, Ziggy Alberts is a folk artist known for sun-soaked songs about love and freedom. He gained global fans through authentic songwriting, touring, and collaborating with Garrett Kato.

Matthew Good

21 concerts

Canadian singer/songwriter Matthew Good gained fame in the mid-'90s with the alt-rock Matthew Good Band, known for hits like "Apparitions." The group achieved Juno-winning, double-platinum success before disbanding in 2002. Good's solo work, starting with Avalanche in 2003, showcased a brooding style with collaborations like the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. His albums, such as the Juno-winning Vancouver, often saw collaborations with producer Warne Livesey. Known for his stylistic risks, Good's works feature influences from alt-rock icons and collaborations with Holly McNarland.

Zac Brown Band

4 concerts

Zac Brown Band, led by Zac Brown, is a multi-platinum, Grammy-winning Southern rock group known for dynamic live shows. They've scored six top 10 Billboard 200 albums and five #1 Country Albums. With 16 #1 radio hits, three Grammys, and 11.2 billion streams, they've topped both Country and Active Rock charts. Their record for most sold-out shows at Fenway Park highlights their widespread appeal.

Etran de L'AÏr

8 concerts

Etran de L'Aïr, from Agadez, Niger, are renowned for their electric guitar-driven "desert blues," playing social functions like weddings and political events.

Charley Crockett

36 concerts

Texas-born Charley Crockett, a GRAMMY®-nominated maverick, paved his own path in country music, releasing 14 albums independently and selling out iconic venues like Red Rocks. Known for his unapologetic style and collaborations with Shooter Jennings, he gained acclaim from The New Yorker and Rolling Stone. His performances on Austin City Limits and Jimmy Kimmel Live! highlight his rise in the modern music era.

Bahamas

10 concerts

Bahamas, led by Afie Jurvanen, hails from Canada and is known for blending Americana, Bluegrass, and folk styles. The new album BOOTCUT brings a country twist, featuring collaborations with Vince Gill and Mickey Raphael. Recorded in Nashville, it follows the acclaimed Sad Hunk.

50 Cent

15 concerts

Born in Queens, NYC, 50 Cent rose from a tumultuous past to become a rap icon. Signed by Eminem and Dr. Dre, he debuted with "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" featuring hits like "In da Club." Known for his gritty style and catchy hooks, he established G-Unit, spawning successful solo careers for members. His success led to ventures in films, games, and TV with the crime drama "Power." Despite industry feuds and a bankruptcy scandal, his influence on hip-hop remains substantial.

Mötley Crüe

12 concerts

Mötley Crüe, from LA, are rock legends: Vince Neil, Mick Mars, Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee. With 100m+ album sales, Grammy nods, a Hollywood star, and Netflix’s hit, The Dirt, their iconic live shows and wild style have won global fame.

Warren Zeiders

50 concerts

Pennsylvania-born Warner Records artist Warren Zeiders is a rising Country star known for his hit “Pretty Little Poison,” CMT Award, 3.6B+ streams, and major TV appearances.

Future Islands

10 concerts

Future Islands, formed in 2006 in Baltimore, creates sleek synth-pop with Samuel T. Herring's dynamic vocals. Known for "Seasons," they rose to fame after a 2014 Letterman performance. They've released several albums, including Singles (2014), The Far Field (2017), and As Long as You Are (2020). Collaborations include Blondie's Debbie Harry and producer Madlib. They often tour and innovate, maintaining a loyal fan base.

Nas

15 concerts

Nas, born Nasir Jones in Queensbridge, NYC, emerged with his classic debut Illmatic (1994), showcasing influential rap rooted in personal experiences and lyrical prowess. Known for a masterful flow and collaborations with DJ Premier, Kanye West, and Hit-Boy, he has released acclaimed works like Hip Hop Is Dead, Life Is Good, and King's Disease, the latter winning a Grammy. His discography, noted for evolving themes and collaborations with legends like Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, and Damian Marley, solidifies his status in hip-hop history. Nas remains a pivotal voice, with his work on the Mass Appeal label expanding his influence.

Corb Lund

3 concerts

Hailing from Alberta's Rocky Mountains, Lund is a versatile artist known for his blend of outlaw country, Western, and indie-folk. With roots in a ranching family, he began his music career doing it all himself. Formerly of the indie-metal band the smalls, Lund crafts a unique style in Western music. He's won numerous awards, including 14 Canadian Country Music Awards, and debuted at the Grand Ole Opry in 2022.

Noah Cyrus

28 concerts

Nashville-born Noah Cyrus is a Grammy-nominated singer blending pop, folk, and country. Known for platinum hits like "July," she’s performed at Coachella and collaborated with Labrinth and PJ Harding.

Maroon 5

24 concerts

Maroon 5, led by Adam Levine, gained fame with blue-eyed soul hits. Originating from Kara's Flowers, they rose to pop stardom with "Songs About Jane." Hits include "This Love," "Moves Like Jagger" with Christina Aguilera, and "Girls Like You" featuring Cardi B. Their blend of pop, R&B, and collaborations with stars like Wiz Khalifa and Megan Thee Stallion secured multiple platinum albums and a Super Bowl halftime show.

Chelsea Cutler

8 concerts

Born from dorm-room sessions, Chelsea Cutler's lo-fi sound and relatable lyrics won her global fame, 2.5B streams, headlines at major festivals, and a spot on Forbes 30 Under 30.

Giacomo Turra

14 concerts

Italian musician Giacomo Turra, inspired by legends like Stevie Wonder, gained fame for his Instagram performances during lockdown. He opened for Joss Stone, George Benson, and performed globally. Known for RnB and funk, he released hits like "Get Into The Groove" and collaborated with Charles Berthoud. Turra signed with ADA Music, embarked on global tours, and introduced his signature D'Angelico guitar.