Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela are back on the road! They first came to international attention when they traveled to Dublin in 2002 when Damien Rice noticed them busking and asked them to accompany him on tour. Now the dynamic Latin duo have gone from busking talent to international musical superstars - experience one of their gigs to hear just why!

Heart-wrenching balladeer and son of the famed Andrea Bocelli heads out on tour across North America this spring! The 26 year old showed to the world he truly carried his father's singing genes when he appeared on the hit songs "Fall On Me" and "Ven A Mi" with his father in 2018. Now breaking out on his own, Matteo is proving himself the next rising star to carry on the Bocelli legacy.

The Urban Dictionary defines as 'Getting the Led out' as: 'It basically means that you are rocking out to some Led Zeppelin which is probably the best band ever to grace our Earth.' On a mission to bring the legend of Plant, Page et al to the stage, this is no ordinary tribute show. Passionate about the 'Zep, these guys are committed to playing you the tunes in with the greatest respect and musicianship, whilst sharing the Led love.

Stadium-filling Colombian singing legend Silvestre Dangond has risen to become an icon in his home country and across the Latin-speaking world thanks to his modern take on the vallenato music tradition. Hailing from Colombia's coastal Caribbean regions, the genre is filled with folk characters, accordion, poetry and hip-swaying rhythms, to which Dangond adds his trademark pop hooks and production. Don't miss the crooner as he hits US shores on a North American tour this year!

Bursting out of seemingly nowhere in 2020, multi-award-winning Regional Mexican group Eslabon Armado are bringing their music to a venue near you in 2024. The first Regional Mexican band to feature on the Billboard's Hot 100 Chart, they're gathering accolades like hotcakes on a cold winter's day! The perfect music to have a drink and a dance to, Eslabon Armado are not to be missed.