Xander and the Peace Pirates

1 concert

Keith and Stu Xander, discovered on YouTube, performed at events from LA to Dubai. Keith, born without a right arm, plays guitar using a prosthesis. The band, once the resident house band at Liverpool's Cavern Club, has supported Joe Bonamassa and Bon Jovi. Their second album, "Order Out of Chaos," was praised by Guitar World.

Crow Black Chicken

1 concert

Formed in Cork in 2009, Crow Black Chicken blends folk, hard rock, and blues. They've shared stages with ZZ Top, worked with Ray Wylie Hubbard, and hit #12 in Irish charts.

The New Roses

8 concerts

Germany's top new rock band, THE NEW ROSES, signed with Napalm Records, featured on "Sons of Anarchy," played with legends like KISS and Aerosmith, and hit German charts with albums like "Nothing But Wild."

Kit Trigg

3 concerts

UK rock trio known for harmony-heavy choruses and blazing solos—no backing tracks. Played BBC Radio 1 Maida Vale, Reading & Leeds; shared stages with Reef, Wolfmother.

Anthony Gomes

13 concerts

Anthony Gomes, a Toronto-born #1 Billboard Blues Artist, captivates with his authentic voice, formidable guitar chops, and high-energy shows. Known for "Peace, Love & Loud Guitars," Best Blues Album of 2018, Gomes honors Blues traditions while innovating the genre. A modern blues hero.

A Thousand Horses

1 concert

A Thousand Horses: Southern rock/Americana band known for explosive live shows; broke out with Platinum #1 hit “Smoke” (Southernality); feat. Aaron Gillespie.

Velvet Rush

4 concerts

Velvet Rush, fronted by powerful vocalist Sandra Lian, delivers gritty, soulful rock blending classic and psychedelic styles. Their debut "Euphonia" won Classic Rock UK’s Best Rock Song. Recorded with producer Eike Freese, they've supported Jerry Cantrell and rocked Rockharz Festival, gaining acclaim for electrifying live shows.

Hannah Wicklund

2 concerts

Hilton Head Island, SC rock artist Hannah Wicklund: soaring, shout-along anthems; debuted LP via Strawberry Moon Records; toured w/Marcus King, opened for Greta Van Fleet.

The Wildhearts

3 concerts

The Wildhearts, led by charismatic Ginger, originated in London's glam rock scene. Known for chaotic, high-energy hard rock, they wowed UK fans with albums like Earth vs. the Wildhearts and P.H.U.Q. Despite internal turmoil and label struggles, they toured with AC/DC and collaborated with artists like Devin Townsend and Michael Monroe. Their reunion tours celebrated classic albums, leading to new releases like Renaissance Men and their 2021 album 21st Century Love Songs.

Silveroller

1 concert

Silveroller burst onto the scene in 2023 with high-energy Rock N Roll. Debut single "Hold" gained acclaim, leading to a UK tour with Jared James Nichols and DeWolff. Second single "Come On, Come In" showcased their range, garnering comparisons to The Rolling Stones and The Black Crowes. They released "At Dawn" in 2024, cementing their status as a band to watch.

Doro

11 concerts

German heavy metal icon Doro, born in Düsseldorf, rose to fame with the band Warlock before launching a successful solo career. Known for her powerful voice, she shifted from gothic fantasy metal to pop-metal/hard rock with albums like "Force Majeure." Popular in Europe, her hits include "Warrior Soul" and "Forever Warriors, Forever United." Doro collaborated with Rob Halford and Sammy Amara and released "Conqueress Forever Strong and Proud" in 2023. She's known for breaking gender norms in metal music and has a loyal European fanbase.

Girlschool

1 concert

Formed in South London (1977), Girlschool pioneered all-female heavy metal with hits like "Hit & Run." They toured with Motörhead, earned UK chart success, and remain metal icons.

Saxon

8 concerts

Saxon, formed in Barnsley in 1975, are leaders of the NWOBHM movement with hits like "Wheels of Steel." They've sold over 23 million records worldwide.

Uriah Heep

6 concerts

Uriah Heep, a progressive rock pioneer from the UK, was founded in 1969 by David Byron and Mick Box. Known for hits like "Easy Livin'," their sound blends bluesy hard rock and heavy metal. Despite frequent lineup changes, Mick Box remained a constant. Collaborations included Ken Hensley and John Wetton. Celebrated albums include "Demons and Wizards." The band has maintained popularity internationally, releasing albums like "Chaos & Colour" in 2023. Noteworthy members include drummer Lee Kerslake and bassist Trevor Bolder.

Danko Jones

16 concerts

Toronto’s Danko Jones blends punk rock energy with electrifying riffs and anthems. Since 1996, they've earned acclaim with 10 albums and hits like “Guess Who’s Back.”

Anchor Lane

3 concerts

Anchor Lane, a Scottish rock band influenced by Muse and Foo Fighters, earned Top Ten UK Rock chart success and praise for their gritty, infectious modern rock sound.

FM

4 concerts

FM, legendary British AOR rock band, celebrates 40 years with their 14th album, *Old Habits Die Hard*. Known for big choruses, twin guitars, and Steve Overland's vocals.

The Almighty

3 concerts

Glasgow’s The Almighty, led by ex–New Model Army’s Ricky Warwick, fused punk bite with metal swagger; UK hits Soul Destruction & #5 Powertrippin’; produced by Andy Taylor.