One third (or fourth, depending on who is feuding with whom) of folk rocks biggest super-group, Graham Nash is often credited with being the glue that keeps the trio making sweet music together, and having penned some of their greatest hits including Marrakech Express and more. This summer the former Hollie heads out on tour once more, bringing you an evening that delves far into his remarkable six-decade career, to show you the real Graham Nash.

Channeling the ethos of the classic folk revival acts of the 1960s, Jesse Welles has discovered a vast global audience the past couple of years. Using nothing but his guitar and voice, Welles' simultaneously beautiful and hard-hitting songs have revived the folk song as a vehicle for protest, captured the feelings of millions. Don't miss the chance to see the man described as the Woody Guthrie of our era on tour!

Founded in London towards the end of the punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs revolve around brothers Tim and Richard Butler and their art-rock, indie rock sound. The band first came to the notice of mainstream American audiences in 1986 when director John Hughes used their song "Pretty in Pink" in his movie of the same name.