After finishing second place on the tenth series of America's Got Talent in 2015, comedian Drew Lynch became a nationwide sensation gaining laughs from audiences all over the country. The comedian also gained an international fanbase via his hilarious YouTube videos where he offers funny insights into his everyday life and opinions.

No stranger to courting controversy, Michelle Wolf has proved time and time again that she is the most exciting new voice in comedy. From the 2017 release of the critically acclaimed HBO stand up debut/comedy special Nice Lady to her political feud-fueling set at the 2018 White House Correspondents Dinner, Wolf has risen up the ranks thanks to her hilariously insightful views on feminism, dating, social and political issues amongst other topics. Don't miss this tour de force as she brings you her hilarious and deftly intelligent routine to your town!

A former opening act for Eric Clapton, Cray has played alongside John Lee Hooker and now has a pair of Fender Stratocaster guitars named after him. He has released a number of albums that have reached the top of the Billboard Blues chart, and in 2011 was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame for his achievements. In 2017 he released a new record with Hi Rhythm.

Roaster and comedian-extraordinaire, Tony Hinchcliffe, is coming to a stage near you this summer. Famed for his snappy skills and brutal comebacks, Hinchliffe has appeared on the All Def Digital Roast of Snoop Dogg show and has been a writer on the Comedy Central Roast series, writing for stars such as Martha Stewart (there's a claim to fame if you ever needed one!) and Ann Coulter. Let off some steam and learn to roast from one of the best there is at one of Tony Hinchcliffe's shows!

Mary Chapin Carpenter was one of Country's most recognizable voices throughout the 1990s, racking up hits with tracks like Passionate Kisses and Down at the Twist and Shout. In recent years, her songwriting has taken a more mature course and she's set herself to tackle current social and political issues, from Hurricane Katrina to September 11.