Adelmo Fornaciari, or as he's better known, Zucchero launches a brand new world tour this year in support of his recent record Black Cat! For over three decades he has been the leading light of Italian blues, defining the genre in his home country and striking out internationally, selling over 50 million records world wide and collaborating with many incredible artists as diverse as Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Brian May and Bono to Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli. Don't miss this consummate musician when he rocks a venue near you.

Infusing his laid-back, acoustic rock with reggae and sanskrit chanting, Trevor Hall's music plugs into the deepest levels of his spiritual experiences. Introduced to yoga and meditation in his late teens, the South Carolina-born Hall treats his songs as a vital outlet for his journey through life. He's had his music featured in Shrek The Third and The Change-Up, and was named an Artist to Watch by MTV in 2010.

Millennials rejoice! Our teen hero JoJo is back where she belongs... out on tour with brand new music! That's right, four years since her last album (2016's "Mad Love") the pop songstress is back with brand new music in the shape of her fourth album, "Good To Know". In celebration, the early naughties icon is hitting the road with an extensive North American tour this spring!

1980s alternative rock band, They Might Be Giants, hit the road to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of their album Flood. The tour will include all-time fan favorite tracks from their epic career as they play the album in full. You should also expect spur-of-the-moment improvisations! No TMBG's tour is the same as the other.

Former members of pop rock band R5, Lynch brothers Rocky and Ross launched their alternative rock duo The Driver Era early 2018. The two-piece sees Ross Lynch on lead vocals and Rocky Lynch on lead guitar who jointly write, perform and produce many of the tracks together. 2021 sees them take to the road on their debut nationwide tour.