Portland's The Dandy Warhols have been making music for over a quarter of a century, and they're taking to the road once again. Led by Courtney Taylor-Taylor, this quartet draw from a wide range of influences, though true their name, The Velvet Underground's mix of psychedelia and pretty pop is a strong touchstone.

Influenced by the likes of Johnny Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Rock & Roll hall of famers ZZ Top infuse their classic blues riffs with the spirited, often humorous pursuit of worldly pleasures. Look no further for catchy tunes about fast cars, sharp clothes and good times... and of course the iconic (and pretty incredible) facial hair.

Boz Scaggs is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He rose to fame in the 1970s with several Top 20 Hits in the United States along with the #2 album Silk Degrees. Scaggs continued to write and record music through the 1980s and '90s. Now an extensive tourer, enjoy a chance to see Scaggs live on the road this year!

The California-based indie rockers are hitting the road! First coming to widespread prominence in 2010, their debut album was recorded old-school style, with a focus on only recording material that they could faithfully recreate for a live audience. Don't miss your chance to catch them live as they head to a stage near you!

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 16 studio albums to their name, don't miss the quintet as they present their biggest hits on this brand new tour!

Never a group to rush things, rock and rollers Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are back with a vengeance this year, after another five-year absence from the live scene, celebrating 20 years of their seminal third record, Howl. Named after beat icon Alan Ginsberg's poem of the same name, it was a welcome surprise following their garage rock debut and sophomore albums, seeing the group embracing an Americana and folk-influenced sound. NME led the wave of critical acclaim in their review at the time, commenting: "Steeped in country, folk and gospel, Howl' is a primitive cry from the heart of a distant Americana. Where once The Jesus And Mary Chain's surf-noise and early '90s art-wave made up BRMC's signature sound, it's Johnny Cash and early Bob Dylan that now reign supreme."