Weezer Plot North American Tour

Rivers Cuomo and crew support Weezer, a.k.a. the Red Album, with a 21-date jaunt, kicking off Sept. 23 in Boston, MA. Angels & Airwaves, Tokyo Police Club support.

Who? Los Angeles-based purveyors of catchy power-pop Weezer, fronted by bespectacled genre luminary River Cuomo, and featuring guitarist Brian Bell, bassist Scott Shriner, and drummer Patrick Wilson.

Juliana Hatfield Maps Brief Fall Tour

Iconic indie-grrrl plans U.S. jaunt in support of her forthcoming solo album, How to Walk Away, out Aug.19 on Ye Olde Records.
Juliana Hatfield

Who? The former Blake Babies leader -- and sometime Lemonheads bassist -- who has maintained a fiercely independent, rough-around-the-edges attitude since kicking off her solo career with 1992's Hey Babe. Her 10th solo album, How to Walk Away, arrives Aug.

Exclusive: TV on the Radio Unveil North American Tour

Brooklyn-based avant-gardes plot 28-date, continent-spanning outing in support of Dear Science, kicking off at Portland, OR's Musicfest NW Sept. 5.
TV on the Radio frontman Tunde Adebimpe / Photo by RICHMOND LAM

Who? Genre-defying quintet TV on the Radio, best identified by swirling, fuzzed-out instrumentation, inventive arrangements, and -- most notably -- frontman Tunde Adebimpe pitched vocals and core member Dave Sitek's guitar work, ethereal loops, and heavy-handed production gloss.

Love as Laughter and Oxford Collapse Plan Tour Dates

Indie-rock mavens announce co-headlining tour, set to kick off Aug. 22 in Baltimore; Oxford Collapse tell SPIN.com what makes them love laughter.
Oxford Collapse /  David Needleman

Who? Love as Laughter, the Brooklyn-based indie-pop outfit led by Sam Jayne and signed to Isaac Brock's Glacial Pace Records; the group released their sixth full-length, Holy, last month. Oxford Collapse, the Brooklyn-based indie-pop trio (hey, wait a minute…) who are preparing to release their highly anticipated new long player, Bits, on Aug. 5 via Sub Pop.

Cut Copy, Presets Plot Co-Headlining Fall Tour

The like-minded pair of dance maestros join forces for an 19-date autumn venture, set to kick off at Colorado's Monolith Fest Sept. 13.
Cut Copy

Who? Melbourne, Australia's Cut Copy, specializing in glitter-flecked, guitar-bolstered dance-pop gems, and co-headliners and fellow Aussie duo the Presets, another sonic factory of big-beat bangers for the nu-rave generation.

Nas Unveils Summer Tour

Hip-hop legend to span the U.S. with Talib Kweli in between appearances on the Rock the Bells tour, in support of new, untitled album.

Who? Born Nasir Jones, Queensbridge, New York's hip-hop maven Nas -- a recent Spin interviewee and Artist of the Day subject -- is best known for his 1994 classic, Illmatic, as well as other career-defining records like God’s Son and Street’s Disciple

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