Chicago's Corey Holcomb performed his first open mic back in 1992, and he hasn't looked back since. He concentrates most of his comic energy on the age-old battle of the sexes, doling out advice to guys to make sure they're not ensnared by the ladies, and ensure their relationships are kept on the right track.

Since releasing her first recording in 1990, Ani DiFranco has established herself as one of the most influential and inspirational artists of the modern era. DiFranco's innovative guitar style, signature percussive fingerpicking, expressive vocals and incisive lyrics - along with a constitutional inability to be anything less than totally real - have earned her a loyal, dedicated fan base and ongoing critical acclaim.

Indie-folk-rock trailblazers Bright Eyes have revealed the massive news that they are returning in 2025 with their brand new tour. The Omaha group comprised of singer-songwriter Conor Oberst, producer and multi-instrumentalist Mike Mogis and pianist Nate Walcott have signed to Dead Oceans (home to Khruangbin, Phoebe Bridgers and Dirty Projectors among others).

Gerry brings his newest standup tour, Funny You Should Say That, to you. The once-schoolteacher-turned-standup has conquered Canadian television with his own aptly named sitcom, Mr. Dee about a kooky schoolteacher and a hosting gig on Family Feud Canada and more. Despite coming into the scene later than most comics, he calls upon his real-world experience as an ex phys-ed teacher, plus signature stories about the absurdities of life leading a private school classroom and growing up the son of Scottish-immigrant parents have endeared him to millions. He also touches upon marriage, fatherhood and the complexities of modern life.

Tyler Hubbard is hitting the road this year on a new tour with support from Austin Williams. You may know him from the country band Florida Georgia Line, Hubbard and Brian Kelly's band they started after meeting in college. With the band on hiatus, Hubbard is blessing the country with his solo act, proving that there is no such thing as too much country!

Three brotherly trio of former teen idols from Tulsa, Oklahoma shot to fame with mega-hit Mmmbop in 1997 and have recovered from a record company fallout to release a couple of well-regarded albums. Now they're on the road and bringing some of your favorite tracks from their extensive catalog with them!