The Grammy-winning husband and wife duo Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks are hitting the road again. Comprised of slide guitar virtuoso Trucks, the feisty vocals of Tedeschi and a backing band of killer brass and rhythm section musicians, the Tedeschi Truck Band do southern-fried soul like no one else's business.

311 emerged into the American rock scene of the early nineties with a generally sunny disposition and mellow blend of reggae, rap and funk. With over 13 albums to their name the five-piece have released such hits as "Down", "Love Song" and "Hey You". Don't miss your chance to see them live in this exclusive tour!

St. Louis born rapper Nelly is undisputedly one of the kings of '00s R'n'b and has released an amazing six solo albums since his solo debut 'Country Grammar' in 2000. This is to date his best selling album as it sold more than 8.4 million copies in the U.S alone. It was ranked as the 85th best album of all time on the Billboard Top 200 Albums of All Time.

For many, the unique sound of Macy Gray's husky vocals defined mainstream R&B and neo soul in the early 2000s. Originally hailing from Ohio, the songstress fell into the industry when she agreed to help a fellow muso record a demo tape. When her friend failed to show up, she nonchalantly recorded the track's main vocals, yet her distinctive growl caught the ear of industry movers and shakers, paving the way for a multi-platinum, Grammy-winning career.

Be transported back to the funky 'fros, starched collars and floor-grazing bell-bottoms in the company of legendary Philly RnB group The Spinners. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominated outfit rode high in the 60s and 70s with hits like I'll Always Love You and It's A Shame, and have slowed no signs of slowing down with constant touring over the decades.