Following sold-out tour in the UK and across Europe, The Simon and Garfunkel heads to North American shores. A theatrical-style concert experience, this show traces the life and times of the influential 60s act with video projections and vintage clips, and of course, live performances of loads of the duo's greatest hits, from 'Mrs Robinson,' to 'The Sound of Silence.'

Ex-Police man and all-round pop icon Sting has produced some of the most indelible popular songs of the past forty years, from 'Roxanne' and 'Walking on the Moon' to 'Fields of Gold' and 'Englishman in New York'. Alongside his hits, Sting has never been afraid of taking some more left-field turns, such as his flute music albums and his foray into Broadway musicals with The Last Ship and the hit dance show, Message In A Bottle.

The 10-man acapella group, who found fame on Youtube after forming at Indiana University, continue to dazzle 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. Catch them this summer on the Summer: The 90s Tour Part 2!

The Fab Four are one of the world's most in-demand Beatles tribute acts! They're note perfect and the attention to detail is so impressive, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were in the presence of the real thing. From mop-tops to Wings, let the Fab Four take you on a journey through the life of a band that still thrill, five decades after they split up!

From birth, music in some shape or form has run through David Foster's veins. After graduating the University Of Washington's music programme at 16, his professional career started when he became a member of Chuck Berry's rhythm section. From these auspicious beginnings, Foster created a career that saw him produce the biggest pop ballads of the 80s, 90s and 2000s, writing for the likes of Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Alice Cooper and Michael Buble.

Back stronger than ever, Peter Frampton is returning in 2025 with the Let's Do It Again Tour! In 2019, Frampton was diagnosed with a degenerative muscle disease, which was followed by his Finale - The Farewell Tour. However, the rock icon has triumphantly returned to the stage, continuing to perform for his fans and recently celebrating his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!