Award-winning, multi-instrumentalist, Brian Culbertson offers the chance to catch him live this year, as he sets out on a series of live dates. Having now exceeded 20 studio albums, expect an unforgettable celebration of this magnificent feat, with extravagant production to go alongside his iconic set of favorites new and old.

Chicagoan singer and violinist Andrew Bird is on tour once again in 2023 and brings his unique sound with him, including Grammy-nominated 12th album, the excellently titled 'My Finest Work Yet'. Taking influence from Scottish folk music bluegrass and classical music, his sound samples a myriad of different genres including steel band, jazz, swing, and rock.

The musical city of Nashville is synonymous with country music, yet fun-loving alt-folk-pop trio Judah and The Lion burst out of their hometown with a genre-bending sound in 2011, mixing an upbeat flurry of folksy mandolin, hip-hop beats, driving rock and roll drums and deftly-written pop mega hooks. Don't miss them in 2023 on their 'Happy Again Tour'!

Slasher flick cult hero Bruce Lorne Campbell embarked on his first foray into film and acting as a teenager at high school in Michigan, where he could be found making Super 8 shorts with his friends, one of whom was future American filmmaker Sam Raimi. The pair continued to work together, later collaborating on the first 30-minute version of the first Evil Dead Film, solidifying a life-long friendship that would spawn the smash hit franchise of legendary undead adventures.

Catch rapper Tink on tour this spring as she supports her newest record, Thanks 4 Nothing. Titled the Thanks 4 Everything Tour, expect to hear hits from from Thanks 4 Nothing alongside some of her biggest tunes. Commenting on the album, Tink said "I wrote this album specifically for single ladies. I wanted to give the girls a set of songs to play after the breakup. This is for anyone reclaiming their time." Ladies, this one's for you!