Experience the Basement Yard podcast live this summer as Joe Santagato and Frank Alvarez bring their hilarious show to the road. The lifelong friends turned podcast hosts chat about anything and everything, from why bread bowls are the best thing to happen to food, how much geese suck, and if Frank really is Jason Momoa. New dates are being added, but tickets are selling out fast, so don't miss out. If you don't want to end up on stage, make sure you sit in the back!

As a member of Hootie and the Blowfish, Darius Rucker's unmistakable baritone was heard on some of the 90s biggest soft rock hits, including I Only Wanna Be With You, Hold My Hand and Let Her Cry. Since 2008, Rucker has focused his energy on pursuing a solo career in a slightly different direction - country music. Catch him live when he performs near you!

The Grateful Dead have been resurrected in the form of Dark Star Orchestra. Formed in 1997, this tribute band came up with the novel idea of recreating complete sets from The Grateful Dead's gigantic list of concerts. They adapt their playing and sound depending on what era of Dead they're tackling on the night, and while they slavishly recreate the sound of the band down to the minutest detail, the band often embark on epic improvisations that would make their heroes proud.

The Avett Brothers are a non-traditional bluegrass band that originated in Concord, North Carolina. The two brothers, Seth and Scott, formed the group after the breakup of the former rock band, Nemo, adding a third member, Bob Crawford. Don't miss them live on the road this year as they bring their awesome sound to you!

The Steve Miller Band are on the road again, bringing their legendary sound to the stage! Now five-decade veterans of the music 'biz, don't miss your chance to catch the legendary group live when they bring their electric and eclectic show to you. It's one incendiary live experience fans are sure to treasure.

Considering his debut album Montevallo spawned a slew of hits including 'Leave A Night On', 'Take Your Time' and 'Break Up in a Small Town', it's surprising that college quarter-back turned country-pop star Sam Hunt has taken six years to release a follow-up. But good things take time, and the singer songwriter's sophomore effort Southside has well been worth the wait. Don't miss the crooner when he hits the road.