Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin heads to the States once again this fall for 2019's Arcoiris Tour. First seeking his fortune in music at the tender age of 14, Balvin first moved to Oklahoma, before embarking to New York to study English and music. Having made his name as the first artist to receive a diamond certification in the Latin field from the RIAA, this is one Latinx artist to watch for the future.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke returns to the road with a series of shows this year, featuring frequent collaborators by Nigel Godrich and Tarik Barri (otherwise known as Tomorrow's Modern Boxes). Expect to hear tunes old and new as Yorke bares his soul on stage once more for North American audiences!

Straddling the pop and hip-hop worlds, quirky rapper-songwriter Post Malone turned heads and ears in 2015 when he dropped basketball metaphor-laden banger White Iverson. Now the artist has topped charts and became one of the most talked about artists in hip hop. This Fall sees Post headline a brand new arena tour, alongside Swae Lee as support. Don't miss his 'Runaway Tour' when it comes to you!

Formed in 2007, Vernon wrote most of their first record whilst recuperating from an illness. He spent three months ensconced in a cabin in Wisconsin to emerge with the bones of 'For Emma, Forever Ago'. Lead single 'Skinny Love', a wistful exploration of a break up went on to become a hit the world over. In 2012, the group won Best New Artist and Best Alternative Rock Album at that year's Grammy's for their sophomore effort 'Bon Iver, Bon Iver.'

Grammy-winning purveyors of EDM-tinged, dance floor-filling pop The Chainsmokers are bringing their chart-dominating tracks to live venues across North America during the hotly anticipated fall World War Joy arena tour! Having recently collaborated with the New York City-based DJ duo on the radio-friendly smash hit 'Who Do You Love', Australian pop punk quartet Five Seconds Of Summer will be joining as support, alongside rising Canadian chanteuse Lennon Stella.