If you came of age in the early 2000s, there's a good chance that Sum 41's Does This Look Infected? formed part of the soundtrack to your teen angst and rebellion. Don't miss the chance to hear the songs of your formative years during the Canadian rockers' 2019 Up Close and Personal tour, with original members Deryck Whibley, Dave Baksh, Cone McCaslin, alongside Frank Zummo and Tom Thacker in the line up.

One of the most idiosyncratic singers to emerge from the country's numerous tv talent shows, New York's Melanie Martinez reached the Top 6 in 2012's The Voice, after storming through the auditions with renditions of Britney's 'Toxic' and Ellie Goulding's 'Lights'. After being eliminated (too soon!) she began working on independent material and is now set to release her second album, K-12.

There are few more impressive sounds in rock than Sleater-Kinney at full throttle. The indie icons are heading on tour once more this fall in support of their much anticipated new record, 'The Center Won't Hold', their first in four years! If lead single 'Hurry On Home' is anything to go by, the trio remain just as mighty as ever.

Following a successful world premiere in Miami and New York in December 2018, the enchanting modern take on a classic 'Sleeping Beauty Dreams' embarks on a U.S. Tour! From the minds of choreographer Edward Clug, Dutch digital composers Noisia, Italian technology artist Carlo Ratti, Dutch costume designer Bart Hess, and lighting designers Tobias Gremmler and Laurent Fort, the contemporary update of the age-old folk tale stars Mariinsky Ballet superstar Diana Vishneva as Princess Aurora.

Lukus Graham have had a whirlwind past couple of years. Already a sensation in their native Denmark, the foursome burst onto the international stage with the success of their self-titled record, which contained the earworm singles 'Strip No More', 'Mama Said' and '7 Years'. Now the band have returned as they present some brand new music from their third album, 3 (The Purple Album).