Hailing from New Orleans, modern-day legend of music, theatre and film Harry Connick Jr. has delighted audiences across the globe over a 30-year career. His iconic New Orleans jazz style has earned him multiple Grammy wins and record sales of over 16 million - plus a devoted global fanbase. Don't miss him live!

One of the most celebrated and influential artists of the last 60 years, Dylan started out as part of the burgeoning folk revival in the early '60s, winning popularity and acclaim with his 'finger pointing' songs that drew on social and political sources and became synonymous with the Civil Rights struggle. Catch the music icon live as he extends his Rough And Rowdy Ways Tour once again!

Norah Jones is one of the most popular contemporary jazz and jazz-influenced singers of our time. Her first album, Come Away With Me, was released in 2002 and sold 22 million copies worldwide. Across her career, Norah Jones has won 10 Grammy Awards, earned more than 50 million albums sold, and achieved billions of streams worldwide -continuing to prove herself as this era's quintessential artist. Her unmistakable, unique sound is something that can't be missed - catch her this year when she comes to a stage near you!

One of the greatest singers of 20th Century, Dionne Warwick had a string of huge hit singles throughout the 1960s, and was the singer of choice for songwriting giants Burt Bacharach and Hal David. While many other American artists found themselves sidelined by the British invasion, Warwick continued to see success with iconic tracks like 'Walk on By', 'Alfie', 'I Say a Little Prayer for You', 'Do You Know the Way to San Jose' and 'This Girl's in Love with You'.

First coming to notice in the late '80s Richard Marx enjoyed great success with his chart-topping singles, "Hold On to the Nights", "Don't Mean Nothing", "Satisfied" and "Right Here Waiting". These successes landed Marx into the record books as the first solo artist to have his first seven singles hit the Top Five on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart!.