10-man acapella group Straight No Chaser, who found fame on Youtube after forming at Indiana University, continually dazzle audiences with their renditions of pop classic and modern chart hits with highlights "Let It Go", and Pharrell Williams' "Happy" catapulting the group to mainstream success. This fall, they're back on the road again, celebrating the holiday season on the Top Shelf tour!

Fairytale of New York will take to the North American road in 2024 offering another opportunity to indulge in an all-out, all-Irish Christmas extravaganza! Expect to hear some of the season's best-loved songs, including of course, the iconic Fairy Tale of New York, alongside some of the Emerald Isle's biggest hits, such as Galway Girl, The Irish Rover, Wagon Wheel, Danny Boy, Dirty Old Town and many more.

Ever since bursting on the scene as a young teenager in 1976, Grammy award-winning Amy Grant has built a long, successful career on music that comes from her heart, and matters. This year sees her bringing her sensational talent to the North American road. Make sure you don't miss Grant's contemporary, award-winning Christian music when she comes to a town near you!

Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra's final tour! The 1970s behemoth of sunny, classically fused synth-pop is triumphantly back and taking on North America one last time. The 'Over and Out Tour' will see the veteran band play a mammoth 27 dates before rounding off their touring career. This historical night will see ELO playing all their hits from their extensive catalog along with hidden gems. Don't miss your last chance to see Electric Light Orchestra live!

While she may portray a musician in Amazon's upcoming adaptation of the bestselling novel 'Daisy Jones and The Six,' Suki Waterhouse is no impostor. The English actor and musician will be bringing her expansive and expressive pop sound to U.S. shores in fall 2024 on The Sparklemuffin Tour with Bully and Debbii Dawson as support on certain dates. Don't miss the 'Good Looking' singer when she takes the stage near you!

It's the age-old question - who was better, The Beatles or The Rolling Stones? Well, ponder it no longer, because you can see both bands in action, fighting out, in this groovy tribute to the 1960s two most important acts. Representing Liverpool's finest are tribute band Abbey Road, while the notorious London bad boys are played by Satisfaction.