The twice Grammy-winning Lewis Black is the perfect demonstration of that rare comic, who can cause you to laugh while making compelling points about the absurdity of the world around you. Famed for his angry persona on both stage and cable, including The Daily Show as a special, albeit enraged special guest. Hi frequent trademarks include comedic yelling and animated finger-pointing as he skewers everything and anybody that grinds his gears.

Appearing on stage with a stool, a microphone, and a can of Diet Pepsi, Paula Poundstone is famous for her razor-sharp wit and spontaneity. She returns this year with her smart humor and spontaneous wit for an evening of legendary comic material. Her ability to interact with her audience members has been hailed for years, something most comedians fail to do - but there's no slowing Poundstone down as she continues to rip riotous laughter for all who witness her talent. Make sure you don't miss this iconic comedian when she comes to your town.

Paul Reiser began performing stand-up while he was still at university, and was just honing his craft when Hollywood came a calling. Getting his big break in the iconic Barry Levinson movie Diner ("Nuance, it's not a real word"), Reiser became a regular fixture on the big screen, with roles in Beverley Hills Cop I & II and Aliens. Now Reiser is returning to his roots, with a series of stand-up gigs across the country.

Hot Tuna (also the name of an Ozzie surf brand randomly) is made up of co-founders and continuing core members Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, a duo with a unique combination of blues, jazz, bluegrass & folk influences. They've been making music together for fifty years, playing together as teenagers and later in the iconic '60s band The Jefferson Airplane, where Kaukonen played lead guitar and Casady was on bass.

The Monkees are once more live as surviving member Mickey Dolenz mounts his heartfelt tribute tour 'Micky Dolenz Celebrates The Monkees' on stages across the country in the spring of 2023. Honoring his dearly departed bandmates, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork the show will see Dolenz delve in the group's third record; 1967's Headquarters, alongside all the classic hits. The first album that saw The Monkees contribute to both songwriting and instrumental duties, it is a compelling look at the band as they evolved from their TV show roots.