The pride of Wales, Sir Tom Jones, has been performing for over 50 years, with a staggering back catalog of classic hits to his name. From his early hits like 'Delilah' and 'It's Not Unusual' through his pop resurgence of the 1980s with his cover of Prince's 'Kiss', Jones has never been afraid to reinvent himself. Don't the ultimate crooner and octogenarian sex symbol as he brings his gravel voice to you for a party like no other!

Surviving Monkee's member Mickey Dolenz mounts his newest tour on stages across the country this year, sharing Songs and Stories from throughout his career, both with the band and from the set of their iconic TV show. Expect a heartfelt evening as the 80-year-old rocker plays his favorite tunes from over the years.

The Moody Blues star shows no sign of slowing down, touring for seven months of the year. With his voice heard the world over, he is known principally as the vocalist, lead guitarist, and composer for the Moody Blues. He possesses an enduring talent that has helped to define the last five decades. During that time, the band has sold more than 55 million albums and received many awards for their work.

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!

The spirit of immortal disco legends the Bee Gees lives on thanks to the talents of lead vocalist John Acosta and his Bee Gees Tribute Band. From the luscious locks to the glorious falsetto of the great Barry Gibb in his prime, Acosta is not only a dead ringer for the influential musician but sonically similar to boot!

It's the age-old question - who was better, The Beatles or The Rolling Stones? Well, ponder it no longer, because you can see both bands in action, fighting out, in this groovy tribute to the 1960s two most important acts. Representing Liverpool's finest are tribute band Abbey Road, while the notorious London bad boys are played by Satisfaction.