The Volunteers are heading out on a North American tour this summer, and the Korean alt-rock band continues its mission to put out music that does some good in the world. Known for their energetic and exciting live performances and emotionally raw lyrics, the band is set to put on one heck of a show. There's no fanbase more dedicated than those of Korean music, so make sure you get your tickets before they sell out!

Renowned Malian band Tinariwen are hitting the road! Hailing from the nomadic Tuareg tribe in the Northern Sahara desert, the Grammy-award-winning group's blend of traditional Tuareg music fused with Western rock n' roll instrumentation has earned global acclaim, bringing Tuareg traditions to the attention of Western mainstream audiences.

Allen Stone was raised on Gospel and cut his teeth singing in church when he was a youngster, leading the congregation in song with an emotive voice and his trusty acoustic guitar. With the discovery of classic Soul music in his teens, Stone began his transformation into the sensational singer-songwriter he is today. His folksy, bluesy brand of neo-soul combines a vintage aesthetic with an astounding vocal technique.

Formed in 2000 in their hometown of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, hard-rocking power trio Highly Suspect started out as a cover band, before relocating to Brooklyn to record their first EP of original material The Worst Humans. Subsequent full-length albums Mister Asylum and The Boy Who Died Wolf both garnered Grammy Award nominations for best song, marking the fledgeling artists as a an up-and-coming force to be reckoned with!

Hailing from Llandudno, Wales, Catfish and The Bottlemen eschew the rolling hills and mild-mannered folk music of their upbringing for a sound that's distinctly more rock'n'roll. The quartet have just released their debut album The Balcony and have their sights set on conquering the States, much like their counterparts and fellow British Indie Rock exports Arctic Monkeys.