From birth, music in some shape or form has run through David Foster's veins. After graduating the University Of Washington's music programme at 16, his professional career started when he became a member of Chuck Berry's rhythm section. From these auspicious beginnings, Foster created a career that saw him produce the biggest pop ballads of the 80s, 90s and 2000s, writing for the likes of Celine Dion Whitney Houston, Alice Cooper and Michael Buble.

After over five decades of fearless pioneering, its still difficult to put multi-talented guitarist and singer songwriter Ry Cooder into any one box. Ranked 31 on Rolling Stone's 100 Best Guitarists list, Cooder evolved from teenage blues phenomenon in the company of Captain Beefheart to innovative world-music explorer, cementing his honored place in music history as a founder of the Buena Vista Social Club. Don't miss the living legend as he returns to the American road after a nine-year absence, supporting the 2018 release of his 17th solo album The Prodigal Son.

A member of Miles Davis' sixties band, Corea was a key figure at the dawn of the electric jazz fusion movement and is considered to be one of the most influential jazz pianists around.

Mexican songstress Yuridia is heading out on her North American Tour, Desierto this summer! Finding influence from her Latina roots Yuridia brings her pop/R&B infused beats to her fans across North America. Featuring songs from her latest release 'Primera Fila' as well as hits from the artists previous six albums Yuridia showcases her unique talent and brings a spice of Mexico on this 15 city tour.

Many know him as the kooky never-nude Tobias Funke from the cult classic show Arrested Development, or as the titular character in black comedy The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, but David Cross cultivated his humour as a young stand-up in New York in the 80s before setting down roots as a TV star. The comedian steps back into the spotlight with his "Oh Come On" tour which he's promised to be an hour of "hi-jinx and tom foolery".