When it comes to podcasts, James and Fuhad are the dynamic duo that will have you laughing until your sides ache. Whether they're dissecting red flags, sharing hilarious stories of dating mishaps, or geeking out over their latest TV obsessions, their infectious laughter and boundless energy are impossible to resist. After dominating the UK comedy landscape, it's only natural that this British pair is now setting their sights on the States. Buckle up and dive into the world of ShitsxGigs!

Ever since the 1978 release of their politically-charged, landmark debut album Handsworth Revolution, iconic British roots reggae outfit Steel Pulse have shaped the music landscape with a pioneering and innovative spirit. Fusing the well traversed upbeats of reggae with elements of jazz, latin music, dance and R&B, the went on to become the first non-Jamaican band to win a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album.

Singer-songwriter Iron and Wine is known for his folk, rock and indie influences, he has released many studio albums, the latest being 'Years to Burn'. His music has been featured on various television shows and films, including Grey's Anatomy, House and Twilight and many more. Don't miss an evening in the company of this accomplished musician who will provide a retrospective view of his entire career!

The King of Smooth Pop, Christopher Cross found fame and success early in his storied career, winning an astonishing five Grammy Awards (including the Grammy For Album of The Year, beating out Pink Floyd's The Wall) for his self-titled 1979 debut album. In the five-time multi-platinum, career-defining album, ubiquitous smash hit single Sailing, as well as the Oscar-winning 'Arthur's Theme (The Best That You Can Do)'. Not one to rest on his diamond laurels, the adult contemporary superstar takes to the road this year!

New Jersey rockers The Gaslight Anthem are back out on the road this summer! Emerging in 2007 with their debut Sink or Swim, it was their follow-up effort The '59 Sound that the band truly came into its own. Topping a lot of critics' 'Best of' lists for 2008, it's still regarded as their finest moment thus far, a wonderfully full-throttle take on Springsteen-Esque Heartland Rock. Indeed, the Boss himself seemed to share this opinion, as he joined the band live on stage at The Glastonbury Festival to perform the album's title track.