Beyond television, Trevor is a bestselling author, a certified podcaster, and has sold out arenas across numerous continents, including London, New York, Toronto and more. His comedy specials have earned Emmy and Grammy recognition for their insightful, fast-paced humour and global observations. Don't miss the chance to see one of the world's most celebrated comedians live!

Boy George and Culture Club are back and heading out on the road! Culture Club is one of the UK's most successful bands, led by the riotously androgynous Boy George, conquered America in the early 80's with their catchy, soul-soaked, calypso-inspired records; including 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me' and the Latin-flavoured 'I'll Tumble 4 Ya.'

One of American music's true icons, Willie Nelson is a pioneer of 'outlaw country', a rootsy, bluegrass-infused style of country music that defied the slick, over-produced songs dominating the radio in the 1970s. Now, soon to be 93, Nelson is set to light up stages across the US with a string of solo shows to celebrate new album, Dream Chaser, his 79th solo studio album and 156th overall. Don't miss your chance to witness this living legend live on tour and experience firsthand the magic that has captivated generations!

Lauren Daigle is a multi-platinum, Grammy award winning Louisiana musician who fuses cajun influences with gospel and blues. Best known for smash hits You Say' and Rescue', Daigle manages to incorporate contemporary pop sounds into her deeply personal song writing. Daigle brings joy and light to even the slowest of songs thanks to her breathtaking vocals. Her soaring choruses and catchy pop hooks tie together modern day psalms that explore the Nashville-based worship leader's own relationship with God in a modern world, inviting listeners to find inspiration, strength, and community in her intricate melodies.

The list of Diana Ross' achievements is staggering. She's won a dozen Grammys, sold over 100 million records worldwide and was Oscar-nominated for her portrayal of Billie Holiday in The Lady Sings the Blues. In 1976, Billboard named her the greatest female entertainer of the century, and there was a lot more to come from Ross after that. What really matters is that Ross remains an enthralling stage presence, a singer of such poise and remarkable vocal gifts that she's able to hold an audience in the palm of her hand from the moment she steps out into the spotlight right up until she leaves the stage.

The young whippersnappers of modern Country owe a lot to Dwight Yoakam. Once shunned by the Nashville elite, the pioneering singer-songwriter is credited with paving the way for Country music's acceptance in the mainstream. His 'hillbilly honkey tonk' stylings earned him a following of fans that called themselves 'Cow-Punks' in retaliation to the polite Country Pop of the late 70's.