Now celebrating over 50 years since forming in 1966, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band have existed in various incarnations; from their early days as a large ensemble to the critically acclaimed folk and country rock group that they are today. Despite their heyday existing in the late Eighties where they charted three number one singles, their popularity has seen a resurgence with their continuing dedication to touring and recording new material.

Psychedelic pop pioneers Tommy James and the Shondells bring a hearty dose of nostalgia to audiences across the country as they head out on a series of dates this year, bringing their best tunes to a venue near you. Originally pigeonholed along with the bubblegum pop wave of the early 60s, lead Tommy James rejected the label, resulting in some of the best psychedelic pop jams of the decade, including the unforgettable 'Crimson and Clover', 'I Think We're Alone Now' and many more!

The HISTORY Channel's long-running out-of-this-world show takes to the road this year, offering audiences the chance to enjoy a ninety-minute experience like no other. The show's famous faces; Ancient Astronaut Theorist Giorgio A. Tsoukalas, author David Childress and of course, Investigative Mythologist William Henry are all on board, discussing theories from Ancient Egypt to the long-awaited Disclosure!

The King of Smooth Pop, Christopher Cross found fame and success early in his storied career, winning an astonishing five Grammy Awards (including the Grammy For Album of The Year, beating out Pink Floyd's The Wall) for his self-titled 1979 debut album. In the five-time multi-platinum, career-defining album, ubiquitous smash hit single Sailing, as well as the Oscar-winning 'Arthur's Theme (The Best That You Can Do)'. Not one to rest on his diamond laurels, the adult contemporary superstar takes to the road this year!

Man of a thousand voices and all round comic whirlwind Jim Breuer is heading out on tour once again. While he's a cult icon for his role in stoner comedy Half Baked with Dave Chappelle, Breuer has made a conscious decision to shift his stand-up in a family friendly direction in recent years because "it's much more challenging".