The term 'Progressive Bluegrass' may not apply to many bands, but the wonderfully named The String Cheese Incident is certainly one of them. The wildly inventive and slightly crazy jam band, bring in influences from every genre under the sun and creates a sound unlike any other. Now heading on a new tour, don't miss your chance to catch them live!

Gary Clark Jr. knows how to bag a Grammy - or four. His most recent studio album JPEG RAW shot straight into the top 10 of the Billboard chart (his third consecutive to do so) following 2019's critical darling This Land, which won the Grammy for Best Rock Song (This Land) and Best Contemporary Blues Album. One of the country's biggest stars in rock, jazz, country and soul, Gary has received industry support from the likes of Alicia Keys, the Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters, who not only sing his praise but have him support their live shows.

George Thorogood and his band The Destroyers have been playing their sleazy, bar-blues for over four decades now. Their back catalogue includes 16 studio albums, which have sold more than 15 million units worldwide, and luckily for us, the boys show no signs of slowing down just yet. Join the celebration as they embark on their 'All Over The World 50 Years of Rock anniversary' tour

The iconic UB40 are back on the road this year, bringing their biggest hits to North America once more. With Jimmy Brown on drums, Robin Campbell on guitar and vocals, Earl Falconer on bass guitar and vocals, Norman Hassan on percussion, trombone, and vocals, and Matt Doyle on lead vocals and guitar, don't miss their reggae-infused beats when UB40 comes to a stage near you!

The kings of '70s tribute are hitting the road as they bring you an authentic throwback to the era, right down to the bell-bottom jeans. Performing hits from the likes of Hall & Oates, Kenny Loggins and Steely Dan Yacht Rock Revue are a lot more than just tribute band. Blurring the lines between an original act, tribute band and comedic troupe, Yacht Rock Revue bring you a unique experience that you'll never forget.

Trombone Shorty's 2013 'Say That to Say This' was, to the delight of many fans, a return to his New Orleans roots with a full-on funk record. Now continuing on the funk train, Shorty is backed by his band Orleans Avenue on tour, a collective of stunningly accomplished players. For lovers of music you can move to, this is a tour you will not want to miss!