Influenced by the likes of Johnny Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Rock & Roll hall of famers ZZ Top infuse their classic blues riffs with the spirited, often humorous pursuit of worldly pleasures. Look no further for catchy tunes about fast cars, sharp clothes and good times... and of course the iconic (and pretty incredible) facial hair.

Yes are THE pioneers of progressive rock. With a blend of psychedelic art and symphonic rock, they are known for their lengthy songs, mystical lyrics, elaborate album art, and epic live stage sets...Far out! In the band's incredible five-decade history, they have achieved worldwide success with their symphonic style of rock music and become known as one of the pioneers of the progressive genre.

The Steve Miller Band are on the road again, bringing their legendary sound to the stage! Now five-decade veterans of the music 'biz, don't miss your chance to catch the legendary group live when they bring their electric and eclectic show to you. It's one incendiary live experience fans are sure to treasure.

This Boston-formed country band has been winning over music fans with their diverse style since winning the John Lennon Songwriting Contest in 2006 and self-financing the recording of their debut album 'In This Episode'. With their key influences in classic pop and swing era jazz, they often cite The Beatles as their main inspiration.

While the rock boom of the early 2000s was led by The Strokes in the U.S., in the UK it was spearheaded by the swarthy Scottish four-piece Franz Ferdinand. Arriving with a lightning bolt of jagged post-punk riffs and seductive lyrics, their 2004 debut album was an instant classic, gifting the world tracks like "Michael," "Tell Her Tonight," and the indie-disco staple "Take Me Out". Now, they're hitting the road in 2025 in support of their sixth new album 'The Human Fear' - their first in seven years!

Powerhouse husband and wife duo Drew and Ellie Holcomb are thrilled to be hitting the road together once more. Both Drew and Ellie began their musical journey as part of still living outfit Drew Holcomb and the Neighbours in 2006, fusing southern rock and indie-pop under the banner of alt-country. In 2011, Ellie left the band to pursue solo ambitions as a Christian music singer whose experiments with praise, folk and pop garnered top-of-the-charts success.