A purveyor of a smooth blend of rock, blues, and blue-eyed soul, Boz Scaggs began his on-stage career alongside Steve Miller in Arkells, before following him into the Steve Miller Band. After going solo in 1969, he scored several Top 20 Hits in the United States, along with the #2 album Silk Degrees.

Uniquely strange indie rocker Jack White has been one of the most intriguing artists to emerge over the last few decades. From his barnstorming work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and more to his ever-evolving solo career, White has refused to fit into a neat box, and is all the more popular for it.

Since forming in 1973, Devo's avant-garde approach to popular music has consistently pushed the boundaries of what a traditional "band" can be. Their influence spans across entire genres, including new wave, synth-pop, and industrial music. Don't miss your chance to celebrate years of De-Evolution with these pioneers of art-rock!

Bethel Music is back and ready to shake the foundations and find new strength in their faith on a brand new tour. Based in Redding, California, Bethel Music is an offshoot of the charismatic Bethel Church and fuses the inspiring ministry of Senior Pastor, author, Christian revivalist and peripatetic speaker Bill Johnson with a publishing house, label and musical collective of musicians and songwriters including Jeremy Riddle, William Matthew and Bethel Music co-founders Brian and Jenn Johnson.

Mexican singer-songwriter Alicia Villarreal is set to return to the U.S, continuing her Donde Todo Comenz 2.0 (Where It All Began 2.0) tour! She'll bring her biggest Latin hits, a phenomenal live band, and the captivating stage presence that has made her performances a must-see across the continent. With two Latin Grammy Awards to her name, Villarreal's decades-spanning career is a testament to her polished brand of Latin pop, delivered with a pure, emotive voice that resonates in every note.

Founded in London towards the end of the punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs revolve around brothers Tim and Richard Butler and their art-rock, indie rock sound. The band first came to the notice of mainstream American audiences in 1986 when director John Hughes used their song "Pretty in Pink" in his movie of the same name.