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This spring and summer are going to be jam-packed with your favorite musicians on tour, both new and established.

Les Claypool brings his funky flamenco bass style to three bands this spring with Primus, Claypool Lennon Delirium with Sean Ono Lennon, and Claypool’s Fearless Flying Frog Brigade. It should be as fun and unpredictable as Claypool himself.

Bob Mould fans can see him and Sugar this summer after a 30-year hiatus and many side projects.

Death Cab for Cutie is coming to a city near you, kicking off their tour in Denver, CO.

Indie rock singer and Snail Mail, aka Lindsey Jordan, is touring in support of the 11-song album, called Ricochet, which comes out on March 27, 2026. Fans can expect ethereal, lo-fi goodness mixed with some heavy rock riffs.

They Might Be Giants are kicking off their tour in 2026 in April. If the earworm “Birdhouse in Your Soul” isn’t already playing in your head, you will likely hear the fan favorite this spring.

In support of their 40th anniversary, The Afghan Whigs are touring with fellow indie rockers Mercury Rev.

Thrash metal legends Sepultura are playing a farewell North American tour. They mix Brazilian music with genre-busting metal in a style the Cavalera brothers first created in the 1980s, although none of the original band members are left in the band.

Metal legends Megadeth kick off their farewell tour and their newest album features Metallica’s “Ride the Lightning.”

Folk rockers Blues Traveler join '90s favorite Gin Blossoms as co-headliners this summer. The Spin Doctors, whose catchy “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” can’t go wrong with fans.

Tori Amos and her poetic ballads return this spring with a new album, In Times of Dragons.

Enjoy an eclectic mix of sonic excellence this spring and summer!