While most may recognise Colin Hay as the frontman of Men At Work (the Australian Pop outfit behind the quirky, ubiquitous 80's hit Down Under), the Scottish born Ozzy musician has spent the last few decades reinventing himself as a singing, songwriting troubadour. Touring the world extensively without much fanfare, Hay has built himself up a new generation of fans, including actor Zach Braff who's frequently features Hay's work in his films.

This year marks their 20th anniversary as a band, so the boys from 98 Degrees decided to celebrate by making a new Christmas record. Their second yuletide offering after 1999's This Christmas, Let It Snow features a mixture of original cuts as well as soulful takes on some Holiday classics, all of which they'll be playing on these dates.

The all star queens of Logo TV's RuPaul's Drag Race are coming to save your Christmas! Featuring all your favorite stars singing seasonal classics, new and old, A Drag Queen Christmas is guaranteed to get you in the naughty holiday spirit!

January 2018 will mark two years since the event that many fans are still trying to make sense of, the death of innovator, genius, and possible alien David Bowie. Though whilst he may not be here on earth anymore, we are still blessed with the incredible body of work he left behind. This exciting new concert tour will take you on a journey through his life and output from the freaky vibes of Space Oddity to his masterful farewell to the world, Blackstar.

The undisputed king of the comedy song, Weird Al Yankovic is changing up his game, bringing something entirely fresh to his next stint on the road. Entitled 'The Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour', Al is swapping his theatrical and multimedia hijinks for something more MTV Unplugged. With a set list of deep cuts, older creations, and almost no parody songs, it might not be for everyone, but to the die-hard fans - this is your time!