Following in the footsteps of Phish, Umphrey's McGee, and The Grateful Dead, with a dash of indie groove thrown in, jam band Goose is ready to let loose on stage once more after the news of founding member and drummer Ben Atkind's departure in late 2023. They take to the road on an extensive series of dates this year, kicking off in the summer. Formed in 2014, the Connecticut outfit has been slowly garnering fans, including Ezra Koenig, who urged the band to release their cover of Vampire Weekend's '2021', to massive acclaim.

Counting Crows have stuck to their formula with great effect. They've now sold over 20 million records over the course of their career, and have received Grammy and Academy Award nominations (the latter for Accidentally in Love from Shrek 2). Make sure you don't miss these legends when they come to a town near you.

Psychedelic provocateurs The Flaming Lips are no strangers to the weird and wonderful. With their astral soundscapes peppered with whimsy and humor to their Merry Prankster-esque on-stage antics, the band has become a cult favorite since the release of their first studio album in the 1980s. Don't miss the band as they continue to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their seminal record, 'Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots' into spring 2024!

Still Woozy is not only bringing a brand-new tour this year but has also announced his sophomore album, Loveseat'! Still Woozy is a project created by Californian musician Sven Gamsky and has been active since 2005. His style, described as bedroom-pop and genre-bending, offers a unique live experience this summer!

This Boston-formed country band has been winning over music fans with their diverse style since winning the John Lennon Songwriting Contest in 2006 and self-financing the recording of their debut album 'In This Episode'. With their key influences in classic pop and swing era jazz, they often cite The Beatles as their main inspiration.