The award-winning Brass Transit hit the the road across across North America, bringing to the stage a celebration of the music of one of the most successful groups of all time - Chicago. This is no mere tribute act. Brass Transit's roster consists of eight of the most in-demand musicians on the scene who fully embrace the legacy of the the multi-platinum selling band, with many highly acclaimed tours since 2008, work alongside symphony orchestras on arrangements of Chicago's hits, and albums released celebrating other acts of Chicago's era.

Jeff Foxworthy has kept audiences rolling in the aisles since 1984. With Southern-style brand of humour, quick off the mark one-liners and unique perspective on 'Redneck' living, Foxworthy caught his break at a time when Country Music was booming. His self-deprecating humour caught on and the popular comic ended up opening shows for Garth Brooks and Emmylou Harris.

Electronic violist and dancer Lindsay Stirling returns this summer with another incredible tour! After the success of 'Snow Waltz', followed by the winter tour, she is back to take over your summer. You can expect to see Multi-platinum Canadian indie pop band Walk Off The Earth join and support Stirling's tour.

Tracing the career of Carole King, and endorsed by the beloved Grammy winner herself, Beautiful was the feel-good Broadway hit of 2014, scoring two Tony Awards. Described by The New York Times as "A complex, revitalizing portrait of the real, conflicted person within the reluctant star", Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is an inspiring story about the rocky road to superstardom!

All throughout the decade of decadence, San Francisco rockers Night Ranger rode high with a string of successful albums and singles, with their first five albums selling over 10 million copies across the globe. Straddling the worlds of hard rock and glam metal, they provided an anarchic soundtrack to the big hair generation, solidifying their here-to-stay status with the release of their seminal soaring power ballad 'Sister Christian' in 1984.