Craig Ferguson entered the world of late night comedy following a diverse and eclectic career that encompasses film, television and the stage. Since taking the helm of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in 2005, the show has set all-time viewer records and achieved the highest ratings since the shows inception in 1995. In between film and TV commitments, he has performed his solo Hot and Grumpy Tour since 2013, which continued through 2014, before handing over to fellow Brit, James Corden.

Clannad have given a unique voice to modern Irish music. Combining a deep love of traditional strains with a bold approach to writing and recording, their legacy is a hugely impressive collection of albums, touching on folk, rock, ambient, jazz and world music. Don't miss these icons of the genre as they head out on the In A Lifetime tour, their final farewell following their exceptional 50-year career.

Hilarious comic Mike Birbiglia has released two critically acclaimed albums and four Comedy Central specials with the latest being 2019's The New One. At 24, Mike was one of the youngest comedians ever to appear on The Late Show With David Letterman. From there, Mike took his act on the road: headlining colleges, then clubs, then concert halls nationwide, becoming the star we all know and love!

Gregory Porter is one of the hottest names in jazz. The Californian native, always dapperly attired in his spitfire hat, released his latest studio album "Nat King Cole & Me" in 2017, followed by 2018's "Live At The Albert Hall" and is back on tour in 2022 bringing his melodious voice to fans across the country once more.

Amongst Genesis fans, the years between 1976 and 1982 (when Phil Collins stepped up to the mic) were the band's golden era. Dedicated to reviving this special time, ultimate tribute act The Genesis Show conjure the progressive rock icons in their prime thanks to glorious down-to-the-note renditions of Collins-led hits like Mama, Behind The Lines, Dance On A Volcano and Domino.