Recently lighting up TV and laptop screens around the world with her idiosyncratic Netflix series Lady Dynamite and stand-up special Old Baby, it may surprise some to find out that impression queen Maria Bamford has been honing her craft since the early 90s. Armed with a thousand voices, Bamford's off the wall style mines the depths of mental health, pop culture and her own personal life with hilariously quirky results.

Dubbed the Neil Young of his generation, Kurt Vile is courageously keeping the fires of heartland rock burning, fusing the old school, blues-tinged Americana of the open roads with modern production techniques and swathes of shoegazy synth. He first introduced the world to his considerable talent in 2005 as part of the duo War On Drugs, subsequently coming into his own in a solo capacity over the course of seven studio albums. Don't miss the gifted innovator when he heads out on tour with his backing band The Violaters this summer!

A former child actress in the 1980s, Jenny Lewis turned to music to channel her disenchantment with tinseltown into Americana-tinged folk pop with an edge. Following her tenure as frontwoman for American rock outfit Rilo Kiley, Lewis explored new horizons on her debut solo album Rabbit Fur Coat in 2006, establishing her presence as a force to be reckoned with on the indie scene. Three albums and thirteen years later, the songstress is gearing up for a mammoth North American tour in support of the 2019 release of On The Line, the brand new album featuring fresh material and collaborations with the likes of Ringo Starr, Beck, Ryan Adams and Benmont Tench.