You've been serenaded with their rhythms and beguiled by their boleros, now witness the story of Buena Vista Social Club on stage, in this brand new Tony winning musical celebrating the legendary Cuban musicians! Directed by Saheem Ali, this sensational production tells the real-life tale of the Havana band that put Cuban music back on the map outside of the closed-off country in the 90s, going on to huge international success with their eponymous album, which topped the charts in the US and around the world.

The indie-pop duo, The Format, consists of Nate Ruess and Sam Means. Hailing from Peoria, Arizona, The Format rose on the buzz of their 2003 debut album'Interventions and Lullabies', building a devoted following. Their biggest hits 'The First Single (You Know Me)', 'She Doesn't Get It' and 'On Your Porch', showcase 70s-vibe arrangements with a desert pop sound - mixed in with romantically emotional songwriting. Nate Ruess went on the start the globally successful band 'fun.' and has since rejoined The Format. Don't miss The Format live if youre a fan of indie and desert-pop rock vibes!

Grammy award-winning rock musician Ray LaMontagne is back on the road. 'Trouble', Ray LaMontagne's acclaimed 2004 debut, quietly sold over 250,000 copies, the grassroots result of listeners worldwide hearing the New Hampshire-born singer and songwriter and spreading the word. Now, he's bringing the magic of his back catalog to the stage once again.

With a music career spanning 4 decades, Three Dog Night have certainly earned the right to be one of America's most iconic bands. With a vast back catalogue of smash hits like "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)", "Joy to the World", "Black and White", "Shambala" and "One" it would be easy for Three Dog Night to rest on this legacy, however, this band is not one for taking a break and are always looking for new ways to increase their audience.

Formed in 1969, Little Feat is one of the great survivors of American rock music. Having gone through numerous lineup changes and breakups, the band are still playing their unmistakable brand of murky blues, country, and funk. Founding member Bill Payne, who is also a prolific session player, and has played with the likes of Pink Floyd and The Doobie Brothers, is still going strong, touring extensively year on year!

Since her 1988 debut 'Bring Me Some Water', Melissa Etheridge has been an iconic voice in alternative rock and roll. When in 1993, her second record 'Yes I am' went double platinum, that success was cemented. As a performer she has won 2 Grammy Awards and an Academy Award for best original songs, but also as a social and gay rights activist, she has left a lasting impression on American popular culture.

Despite his pluralized moniker, John Darnielle remains the sole driving force of Californian indie pop-rock outfit The Mountain Goats. With an ever-evolving roster of live and recording musicians surrounding him, Darnielle revels in his goth-tinged melancholy, fusing a winning combination of wry insight and black humor in his lyrics (which earned him the accolade of 'America's best non-hip-hop artist' by the New Yorker) with lingering melodic hooks and satisfying songcraft. This year, Darnielle brings his spell-binding songwriting to venues across America once more.

Grab your leather jackets and get ready to rock! American rock band The Wallflowers are hitting the road, celebrating 30 years of Bringing Down The Horse on tour. Formed in 1989 by Jakob Dylan and guitarist Tobi Miller, the landmark 1996 album brought the group to mainstream attention, spawning four hit singles with 'One Headlight', garnering them two Grammy Award wins. Expect to hear the record in its entirety and in sequence on this very special cross-country jaunt.

One of the country's biggest stars in rock, jazz, country and soul, Gary has received industry support from the likes of Alicia Keys, the Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters, who not only sing his praise but have him support their live shows. As well as being a prodigious talent with his guitar, notably for his use of distorted chords, Clark is also an actor, having appeared in 2007's Honeydripper with Danny Glover; however it's his body of musical work that has seen his fanbase grow year on year.

Critically acclaimed five-piece Son Volt are back on the road this year to support their latest offering Sound Signal Serenades. Bringing their signature blend of rock, folk, and Americana to stages throughout North America this Fall! Helmed by lead singer and songwriter Jay Farrar, the Illinois group are considered as one of the pioneers of 90s alt-country rock and the strength of their prolific output of albums shows why, three decades on, they continue to be one of the cult figures of the genre.

Where to start with Pat Metheny? Jazz guitar pioneer and tireless musical innovator, the Missouri-born Metheny's career stretches back over forty years, during which time his stunning fusion of jazz, pop and world music has won him twenty Grammy Awards, and recently saw him become the youngest member of Downbeat's Hall of Fame (the jazz equivalent of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame).

This psychobilly band from Texas have established themselves as one of the most popular underground acts in America. Their sound is self described as "Country-fed punkabilly." Their music is a mixture of country, punk, big band, swing, and rockabilly, all played loud and energetically with lyrics that are often very humorous.

Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan have enjoyed a rapid ascension to the top of the indie folk world with their virtuosity in folk music, capturing the attention of both hardcore traditionalists and newcomers. With their greatest weapons being their close-knit vocal harmonies and their intricate guitar work, their work marks a departure from bro-country and foot-stomping folk acts of recent years, often being compared to Simon and Garfunkel.