Eric D'Alessandro is heading out on a North American tour this fall. A man of incredible talents and relatable comedy, D'Alessandro is not only a comedian, he is also an animator, actor, and podcaster. He currently co-hosts the Dress Down Day podcast with his partner Leanna Kostalos. He made a name for himself in the early days of YouTube with celebrity impressions, hilarious sketches, and comical song covers. The Italian-American comic grew up in Staten Island, the largest Italian neighborhood in New York, and is particularly well-adored for his imitations of the local women that he grew up with. His shows are likely to sell out quickly, so get your tickets now!

The Happy Together tour heads out once again with the biggest line-up of 60s and 70s groups yet! Topping the bill are The Turtles, whose iconic 1967 number-one hit 'Happy Together' gives this tour its name. They're joined by other stalwarts of the decade such as Jay and The Americans, Little Antony, Mark Lindsay, The Vogues and The Cowsills!

Get ready to relive the golden days of pop with ABBA: The Concert, the world's best ABBA tribute act, as they tour the US. Formed in 1996, this highly successful and astoundingly accurate group has toured the world extensively and clocked over 1000 shows - each one featuring at least two members of ABBA's original rhythm section.

Psychedelic pop pioneers Tommy James and the Shondells bring a hearty dose of nostalgia to audiences across the country as they head out on a series of dates this year, bringing their best tunes to a venue near you. Originally pigeonholed along with the bubblegum pop wave of the early 60s, lead Tommy James rejected the label, resulting in some of the best psychedelic pop jams of the decade, including the unforgettable 'Crimson and Clover', 'I Think We're Alone Now' and many more!

A stand-up veteran with over three decades of experience under his belt, Vic DiBitetto's career took a major upswing in 2013 thanks to his Youtube video 'Bread and Milk'. A 30-second video created on the spur-of-the-moment, the video showed a panicked DiBitetto rushing out to buy some bread and milk in the face of the Blizzard of 2013 warnings.

When a tribute band sell out the same arenas their subjects did, you know they're onto something and that is just the case with Killer Queen, a bunch of British superfans who've made celebrating their idols into an art form. Led by charismatic Freddie Mercury-look-and-soundalike Patrick Meyers, what started as a one-night thing has now spanned over 25 years and been welcomed the world over!