Paying his dues in Washington D.C's underground R&B scene, soulful crooner Raheem DeVaughn is living proof that R&B artists can be progressive and traditional at the same time, making their own success without the help of mainstream radio airplay. Writing, recording and releasing under his own steam and label Raheem Enterprises, the gifted singer-songwriter continues to make waves in the industry on his own terms. Don't miss him as he hits the road this year.

Formed in Philadelphia G Love and Special Sauce are an alternative hip hop band that have often been compared to artists like the Beastie Boys. Despite a brief disullusion of the band they have reformed and are back stronger than ever. Their confident style of hip hop will transport you back to the early nineties and back to the classics that we know and love. The perfect destination for a night out especially if you want a trip down memory lane.

It's Soultime! Southside Johnny, aka the grandfather of the New Jersey sound, is hitting the road with his ragtag group the Asbury Dukes, bringing the brass-heavy soul of the Jersy Shore along with them. The band has been grooving together in various forms since 1976 and are often mentioned in the same breath as Bruce Springsteen, who's performed with them on several occasions.

While most may recognise Colin Hay as the frontman of Men At Work (the Australian Pop outfit behind the quirky, ubiquitous 80's hit Down Under), the Scottish born Ozzy musician has spent the last few decades reinventing himself as a singing, songwriting troubadour. Touring the world extensively without much fanfare, Hay has built himself up a new generation of fans, including actor Zach Braff who's frequently features Hay's work in his films.

Classical music meets hip-hop in the groundbreaking duo Black Violin are heading out on tour! This outing that blurs the lines between genre, race, and gender with its unique fusion of groove and strings. The outfit features Will Baptiste on viola and Kev Marcus on the violin. Don't miss your chance to catch them live as they come to a stage near you.