With Deep Valley

Blondie—“the biggest pop sensation of the late 70s” (The Guardian) and the band behind the no. 1 hits “Call Me” and “Heart of Glass”—shares the stage with one of the biggest alt-rock bands of the ‘90s that it helped to inspire. Garbage, whose hits include “Only Happy When It Rains” and current chart-climber “Empty,” creates music that fits into the “radio-friendly delta at the confluence of grunge, shoegaze, and trip-hop” (SPIN).