Born out of the ashes of previous group Sublime, Sublime with Rome (the 'Rome' comes from guitarist Rome Ramirez) play fast, irreverent ska revival, that brings in a whole load of punk and pop influences. With two albums to their name, the trio's fan eagerly await the release of the groups third, Blessings.

The young whippersnappers of modern Country owe a lot to Dwight Yoakam. Once shunned by the Nashville elite, the pioneering singer-songwriter is credited with paving the way for Country music's acceptance in the mainstream. His 'hillbilly honkey tonk' stylings earned him a following of fans that called themselves 'Cow-Punks' in retaliation to the polite Country Pop of the late 70's.

Filling the pop, punk and emo festival-shaped void left by the discontinued Vans Warped Tour, the Rockstar Energy Disrupt Festival is serving up the biggest alternative acts during their inaugural Summer tour! Over the course of 25 city stops, the inaugural line-up, which includes headliners The Used, Sum 41, Circa Survive and Thrice, will hit two stages for each date, allowing fans to experience all of their favorite bands over the course of the day.

Rap sensation Wiz Khalifa is often known more for his colorful private life as he is for his widely-acclaimed music. Despite various brushes with the law on possession raps, Wiz is currently hitting the road on The Decent Exposure Tour. As one of this generation's growing crop of rap artists, it's quite possible that he will one day usurp the likes of Snoop Dogg for the weed-rap crown.

With The Allman Brothers amongst his influences, Travis has always dipped into the southern rock sound more than his other country artist contemporaries. His shows are always a boisterous affair, and you can expect to hear Tritt standards such as Foolish Pride and Best of Intentions.