A regular at renowned venues including New York City's Comedy Cellar, Arcuri's clean-cut and clean-mouthed comedy has earned him appearances on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' and 'Comedy Central's Roast Battle'. Inspired by comedy great Brian Regan, Jeff Acuri first stepped behind the mic in 2010 and has spent years refining his act. After a decade of clubs shows across the US, in 2024 he blew up via social media and his fanbase hasn't stopped growing since. If you're a fan of hilarious observational humour and spontaneous audience crowd work - look no further than seeing Jeff Arcuri live.

Uniquely strange indie rocker Jack White has been one of the most intriguing artists to emerge over the last few decades. From his barnstorming work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and more to his ever-evolving solo career, White has refused to fit into a neat box, and is all the more popular for it.

The Queen of Popiano is back! South African singing sensation Tyla continues her world domination with her critically acclaimed sophomore album A*POP, backed by the global hit single "Chanel". In her usual breezy Afropop fashion, Tyla transports us back to more carefree times with the album, which contains guest appearances from Zara Larsson and Liquid Deep. Get ready for Tyla to blow your mind as she embarks on her new tour. She's sure to make you lose your breath like water!

The southern storyteller, sharp-tongued comedian, and entertainment force hails from Birmingham, Alabama, and first found a massive audience online during the pandemic, when his hilarious videos turned everyday country life into viral comedy gold, racking up over a billion views worldwide. You may know him from his hilarious farm chore sketches on TikTok or his series Confessions with Matt, but here's your chance to see him live and in person as Matt Mathews steps off the farm and onto the stage!

Beck's music first emerged in the early 1990s, with his anthemic 'Loser' rocketing him to star status in a matter of weeks from his struggling artist roots. Along with that came a bidding war from record labels and, of course, talk that he'd forsaken his anti-folk roots for the easy life of being a music label's creation. Beck's fifth album, Odelay (1996), proved that to be very wrong and won two Grammy awards.

When he's not helping some of modern pop's finest reach the top of the charts, he's doing it himself, with his bands fun. and Bleachers. Technically a solo project, Bleachers draws on Antonoff's love of John Hughesy synth pop, producing big hooky choruses that remain effortlessly stylish amongst all the heaving heart emotion.