Jeff Foxworthy has kept audiences rolling in the aisles since 1984. With Southern-style brand of humour, quick off the mark one-liners and unique perspective on 'Redneck' living, Foxworthy caught his break at a time when Country Music was booming. His self-deprecating humour caught on and the popular comic ended up opening shows for Garth Brooks and Emmylou Harris.

With a musical style as diverse and colorful as their fragrant name, Blackberry Smoke effortlessly blend Southern-fried blues rock with country and a sprinkling of gospel and RnB for good measure. This heady sonic infusion has seen the bearded quintet blast out of their hometown of Atlanta, Georgia and onto world stages in recent years. Don't miss them as they hit the road again!

It's two-for-one on eighties heartthrobs as Richard Marx and Rick Springfield team up to bring you all their hits on an extra special acoustic tour, hitting venues nationwide this summer. So expect an evening of romance and nostalgia as the 'Hold On To The Lights' and 'Jessie's Girl' singers put on a show for you!

Hot off the reunions of the epic boy bands NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, members Joey Fatone and AJ McLean will be hitting the road this spring across the East Coast on the A Legendary Night Tour. The duo will bring their groups' hottest hits to the stage so get your tickets before they sell out. Practice those dance moves, and brush up on those lyrics, you're gonna need them!

The stand-up comedian, actor, and country music artist with a Southern accent that could out-strip Yosemite Sam hits the road again with songs and jokes aplenty, with his act typically combining stand-up comedy and original songs effortlessly, while strumming his guitar as if it's seond nature. His jokes can be crass, sweary and tasteless at times, so this is definitely one to leave the kids at home for. Aside from releasing six comedy and song albums, Carrington has starred in his own short-lived sitcom Rodney (2006) and alongside his idol Toby Keith in the 2008 movie Beer for My Horses.