When you close your eyes and first listen to the soulful lament of Lewis Capaldi's baritone vocals, you may be surprised to find that the man behind the voice is a 20-something Glaswegian whose dedicated social media lampooning has earned him the nickname 'The King Of Memes' (if you don't believe it, check out his hilariously insightful Instagram highlights). Catch him as he brings his smash hit songcraft to North America!

Since the 1980s, Argentinian-Venezuelan pop legend Ricardo Montaner has continued to leave his mark on the Latin music landscape with accessible romance-centred music. Now the balladeer is hitting the road, touring stateside with over four decades of career-defining hits like Quisiera, Catillo Azul and Piel Adentro.

Founder member of Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty's unmistakable growl was a staple of American radio during the 60s, on tracks like Bad Moon Rising, Proud Mary and the anti-Vietnam war anthem Fortunate Son. Selling millions of records worldwide, the group disbanded in 1970, at which point Fogerty pursued a highly successful solo career, penning hits including Old Man Down the River and Rockin' All Over the World (later made famous by Status Quo).

Since her debut mixtape took the industry by storm in 2012, Kali Uchis has carved a unique and flourishing career, quickly becoming one of the most promising names in the industry. Dubbed as 'genre-defying', Uchis' Drunken Babble instigated her vibe from the offset, mixing reggae, R&B and soul to create atmospheric and anthemic melodies.

Remember Quinn XCII's name as you're going to be hearing it a lot in 2023. After the release of his debut album, The Story Of Us, in 2017 the Detroit born sing-songwriter has been making musical waves and this year sees him hitting the road with brand new album, The People's Champ. This huge national tour will feature guest artists including ARIZONA and Julia Wolf.