Lykke Li: The stunning Swedish indie pop singer released a compelling third album, I'll Never Learn, in 2014 and has been wowing critics during her enigmatic live performances throughout the world this summer. Don't miss her - but be prepared to fall in love with her bewitching sound and presence.

Parquet Courts: The punk four piece's sound is a clever collage of the finest guitar music to have flowed from their hometown NYC including Modern Lovers, The Strokes, Sonic Youth, and Talking Heads.

Chvrches: The electro-pop trio from Glasgow will be bringing their flawless debut album, The Bones Of What You Believe, to the stage and propelling themselves further into the new music stratosphere. Go and find out not only why they're one of the best live acts around, but why we voted their album the best of 2013.

Fly Golden Eagle: Psychedlic rock revivalists signed to Nashville's Blacktooth indie label. They're still relatively underground but have toured with Alabama Shakes, Arctic Monkeys, and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zero's.

Lorde: The 'Royals' singer released her phenomenally successful debut album, Pure Heroine last year and has built a reputation for formidable live performances. Don't miss this rare chance to see a superstar in the making.

Royal Blood: One of the most exciting new British bands in recent memory, the Brighton duo make in yer face blues rock that would make Josh Homme proud.

Jagwar Ma: Live psychedelia in the vein of Tame Impala meets the techno rave of Andrew Weatherall to create the ultimate festival party band.

Arctic Monkeys: The indie lads from Sheffield have transformed from jangly indie club band into stadium/arena shakers over the course of five albums. Bound to be a festival highlight. Go find out why the biggest thing in Britain.

Benjamin Booker: Possibly the most unique vocal talent on this list and his band have an infectious vintage Chuck Berry-esque guitar twang that is also reminiscent of early Kings Of Leon.

Kings Of Leon: The chart-topping rock royals have a bountiful number of hits in their arsenal and are a thrilling live band.

The Districts: The hotly-tipped Fat Possum signed band from Pennsylvania evoke Neil Young at his heaviest and are seemingly on a meteoric rise having made a strong impression at SXSW and The Great Escape this year.

Interpol: They're due to release new album El Pintor later this year and it's bound to edge them further into legend status - especially as it's the best thing they've done in years. They're one of the most polished and powerful live bands in rock music and an inspiration to future generations.

Eminem: The Grammy-winning celebrity rap star will be pulling out all the stops to justify his status as one of the most respected rap artists of a generation. Expect a huge applause when he brings out classics from The Marshall Mathers LP.

White Denim: The Texan rockers were recently hailed as the best live band on the planet by BBC 6 Music presenter Mark Riley and regularly gain comparisons to Led Zeppelin.

Young The Giant: Their 2011 single 'My Body' is a great introduction to the band and shows their ability to construct powerful fist-in-the-air choruses which are great for festivals.

Temples: Quintessential listening for fans of the new-psychedlia scene in the UK. Heavenly Records released their superb debut album Sun Structures from which they'll be drawing on for their set at Lollapalooza.

Ratking: New York rap collective collaborated with King Krule on the single 'So Sick Stories' from their album So It Goes. They share a similar penchant for striking beats and edgy rap vocals.