The first edition of Tomorrow's Tracks left us wanting more.

What started as an idea between Nudie Jeans, Goldmine and Veeps turned into a packed room in Soho, London. No stage. No distance. Just a room full of people discovering new music shoulder to shoulder while Bad Nerves, Dear Boy and the Noise, and May the Muse turned our store into something closer to a venue than a shop.

So we're doing it again.

This time we're heading across the pond to Los Angeles, where Tomorrow's Tracks will take over our La Brea store on August 27.

Leading the charge is Wavves. Since emerging from Southern California's DIY scene, they've built a reputation for turning fuzzed-out guitars, surf-punk energy and complete unpredictability into one of the most recognizable sounds in modern indie rock. It feels fitting that a project built around what comes next lands in Los Angeles with a band that's spent years doing things entirely their own way. But they need support!

This is a shout out!

Joining Wavves will be two unsigned artists selected through our open call.

Because Tomorrow's Tracks isn't just about the headliner. It's about creating a space where the next great band can share the same floor, the same audience and the same night as artists who have already carved out their place.

We're not looking for perfect.

We're looking for something that feels like it's moving.

If you're an unsigned artist and think you should be part of the night, we'd love to hear from you.

Applications are now open.

Tomorrow's Tracks is a collaboration between Nudie Jeans, Goldmine and Veeps, bringing established artists and emerging talent together in intimate spaces built for discovery rather than distance.

See you in Los Angeles.