TV on the Radio are an American indie rock band formed in 2001 in Brooklyn, New York. The TV on the Radio guys are the type of people who go on hiatus and focus on music. They may take time between albums for their other endeavors, but they know when it’s right to

The Ting Tings are a indie-pop-electro British musical duo. They formed in December 2007 while based at Islington Mill Studios inSalford, Greater Manchester. Thursday, March 26 @ 7PM | Regency Ballroom | Tickets can be purchased here

Despite their name, The Brothers Comatose have become known nation-wide for lively, high-energy performances. This 5-piece string band from San Francisco blends Americana, Folk and Bluegrass with concise song writing to create a unique experience that leaves audiences wanting more. Thursday, March 26 @ 8PM | The New Parish |

Nikolai Paiva (NIKO IS), born in Rio de Janeiro, shares the stage with legendary Talib Kweli and revolutionary Immortal Technique for a sure-fire explosive performance. Sunday, March 22 @ 8PM | The Fillmore | Tickets can be purchased here

Talib continues to speak out against the militarization of the police force, the prison industrial complex, and institutionalized racism. Considered one of the most lyrically gifted and socially aware rappers of our time, Talib feels that artists have a responsibility to the communities that support their careers. Hear from Talib

Everybody loves surprises, that feeling of not knowing what might be around the next corner — and that’s exactly the vibe that Widespread Panic gives off every time they unleash a new album. Sometimes that means taking listeners on a nice, smooth ride, and sometimes it means making ’em hold

MarchFourth! is an internationally-acclaimed, foot-stomping, genre-breaking FORCE in the world of entertainment–a sonic explosion delivered by 20 musicians, dancers and Vaudeville-style performers who travel the world over, year-round, taking audiences on a joy-inducing, booty-shaking, soul-stirring journey that defies categorization! Word on the street: You have to see it to believe