Don't miss this icon of R&B as she brings her incredible talents to a venue near you. One of R&B's true prodigies. Signed to a record label at the age of only 12, she first emerged in a big way in 1995 with her debut Miss Thang. A slick collection of mature-beyond-her years ballads and vital pop tracks such as 'Like This And Like That', 'Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)' and 'Why I Love You So Much'. She remains one of the genre's most respected artists to this day.

Immerse yourself in a breathtaking cinematic adventure with Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse Live in Concert! Watch the groundbreaking 2018 movie on an enormous screen while a captivating live orchestra, DJ and percussionists perform Daniel Pemberton's incredible hip-hop inspired musical score live.

The Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning Israeli-American is renowned as the pre-eminent violinist of the 20th century after coming to prominence at the tender age of 13 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1958. Despite losing the use of his legs due to polio, he has overcome the odds to become one of the most successful violin virtuosos in the world and his haunting music work has featured in movies including Schindler's List and Memoirs of a Geisha.

When brother and sister act Lucia and Joaquin Roberto Galan Cuervo first recorded and released their first single together in 1981, Joaquin wasn't convinced he wanted to start a band. But with the blessing of iconic singer Luis Aguile himself, the siblings stayed the course to become the legendary Argentine duo Pimpinela, purveyors of Latin pop songs characterised by telenovela-style turbulent romance and tumultuous break ups.

Gladys Knight has never been pigeonholed by her early Motown years. With her backing band The Pips she was one of the label's brightest stars in the late sixties, recording, amongst others, the original version of I Heard it through the Grapevine. She isn't nicknamed 'The Empress of Soul' for nothing. Since then, however, she's dabbled in jazz, R'n'B, and gospel, and secured her place in the annals of movie history with the theme from 1989's Bond film License to Kill.