The 2014 Grammy nominated blues singer heads back out on tour! Springing to fame in 1999 with the hit moody blues single LA Song, Beth's music is featured in various television shows such as Californication and the remake of Beverly Hills 90210.

An icon of counter culture and one third of folk's most revered supergroup, David Crosby has been honing his trademark harmonic style since the early sixties. A contemporary of Dylan, it wasn't until he began writing with The Byrds that he truly found his own voice, beginning with his first solo-record 'If Only I Could Remember My Name' in 1971.

Prepare for a cosmic adventure as renowned British Physicist Professor Brian Cox touches down on our shores for this much-anticipated first world tour, where he'll be illuminating audiences on the nature of our solar system in his inimitable, affable style. Joined by comedian and fellow Infinite Monkey Cage podcast host Robin Ince he'll examine the latest in space exploration and the nature of our universe.

The alter-ego of super-sized baritone and Kingsized band leader Mike Geier, Puddles has been a mainstay of the Atlanta entertainment scene since 1998. The six-foot-eight inches entertainer has come to international fame with his heartfelt renditions of famous songs and distinctive whiteface clown costume. An enigmatic figure, he is known for not taking interviews in character, but has performed at various festivals in both the USA (Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force's tour in 2010) and at countless worldwide comedy festivals, including the renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

A name you should probably know, or if you don't you will soon enough, Hannah Gadsby took the comedy world by storm with her Award-winning show entitled Nanette. A sold-out Edinburgh fringe run and a Netflix special later Hannah Gadsby returns to the stage with her brand new show, Douglas.