Philly natives The War On Drugs mix the delicate angularities of Indie-Rock, Americana, Shoegaze and Post-Punk Psychedelia to form a new kind of American Rock, the frontier of which they share with Young, Dylan, Springsteen and Knopfler. Unafraid of catchy hooks, driving guitar rhythms and a synth pad or two, the band's heartland sound evokes Kerouac's open road with a Prog twist. They now hit the road themselves on another massive tour of the US.

Penn and Teller's brand of awe-inspiring illusions mixed with buddy-comedy shtick has kept the duo at the very top of the magic profession for the past 30 years. Their trademark is the updating of worn out or archaic routines, such as bullet catching or their recent adaptation of the classic bag escape trick (their version involved a lot of helium).

It may come as a surprise to learn that Australian Pink Floyd are one of the most in demand touring bands of the moment, so good at what they do that it is said that even David Gilmour asked them to play at his 50th Birthday bash. This is no small tribute act, but a high octane audio-visual exploration of the music of Pink Floyd featuring highly-skilled musicians and a lighting show that's second to none.

So good it will make your mouth water, Waitress took Broadway by storm and now it's headed out on its first ever national tour. Scored by pop singer Sara Bareilles, this heart-warming musical follows a small town waitress who sees a chance to leave her small town behind by winning a prestigious baking contest.

Seattle indie rock collective Death Cab for Cutie's rise from small-time solo project to emotive, Grammy-nominated rock trio is one of the genre's greatest success stories. Don't miss the indie rock pioneers when they head out on tour in 2018 in support of a brand new record!