Reputed to be the funniest beard in the business, comedian Tom Segura has a list of credits that would put the Titanic movie to shame. The Cincinnati native reached national attention with the release of his Netflix specials Completely Normal and Mostly stories, as well as stints on Conan, The Late Late Show, Workaholics and Happy Endings.

After their hiatus at the end of 2017 Switchfoot return in 2019 with the release of their brand new album, Native Tounge! With this, their eleventh album, Switchfoot aim to not dwell on the torrid political and social atmosphere of our time and instead offers an antidote to it.

One of the shining stars of modern folk, Amos Lee crosses the genres of folk, soul and jazz and calls on Stevie Wonder and James Taylor as major influences. His 2011 album 'Mission Bell' topped the Billboard charts and included contributions from Willie Nelson among others. His follow-up may have been met with mixed reviews, but as with any singer-songwriter of this genre, it's at a live performance where the magic is truly made.

Considered the forerunners of the Tejano and Norteno music genres, Intocable (Spanish for Untouchable) found its roots in Zapata, Texas in the early 90s. Started by dynamic duo Ricky Munoz and Rene Martinez, the band became a platform for their expertly fused pop melodies, traditional folk rhythms, romantic balladry and a rock and roll swagger.

Synonymous with the evolution of his home country's proud musical heritage, Mexican icon Pancho Barazza has lent his distinctive voice and style to multiple latin music genres, spanning rancheras, mariachi and norteno. From the mid 90s to the present day, his considerable presence has evolved from band front man to bonafide megastar over the course of over 20 albums. Catch the living legend as he brings his charisma, romance and trademark stetson-tilted-over-one-eye to US shores this spring and summer!