BAFTA-winning post-classical composer Olafur Arnalds straddles the line between acoustic and electronic, creating haunting soundscapes and electronic reveries in both his solo and collaborative iterations. The Icelandic sound artist continues to break new ground in the neo-classical world - catch him when he brings his visionary sound, as well as old favorites from his catalogue of LP's and soundtracks, to US shores once again.

Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP Award winner Josh Johnson grew up in Louisiana and built his career in Chicago before becoming one of comedy's fastest-rising voices. He joined The Daily Show as its newest correspondent after spending six years writing for the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning series. Before that, he wrote for and performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Sara Bareilles is returning to the road in 2026 alongside the release of her deeply personal new album Good Grief, arriving August 28th. Her seventh studio album - and first in seven years since Amidst the Chaos - finds Bareilles leaning into reflection and honesty across 14 songs, which are described as "transmissions" sent out into the world.

Active in the industry since 2009, Jessie released her debut record Devotion in 2012, taking her straight into the UK Albums Chart and cementing her status as one to watch. With her 2014 hit single Say You Love Me going platinum and becoming a staple across talent shows worldwide, Ware proved she wasn't going anywhere. Since 2017's Glasshouse, Jessie has pivoted to a disco sound, with What's Your Pleasure? becoming a cult classic during lockdown. She continues to release new music, with Pitchfork calling her sound "sumptuous" and "classic disco revival done right."

Making their mark in mainstream Country with their unique four-part vocal harmonies, Little Big Town combines their sumptuously layered vocal with the bluesy grit of traditional country and a contemporary big production sound, culminating in Fleetwood Mac-esque melodies and a hard rocking country aesthetic.

Bassem Youssef has earned his rightful place in the international comedic scene. Hailing from Egypt, the star held one of the most popular seats on TV with his wildly successful Al-Berameg. Known for his controversial political satire, Bassem Youssef built a growing fan base from Egypt to the Middle East to the rest of the world. Don't miss your chance to see him live on stage!