Ring in the holiday season with three-time Grammy winners Pentatonix! The four-piece who found success through NBC's The Sing-Off, have been at the forefront of the recent a capella revival. With record-breaking albums behind them, the kings and queen of acapella jingle across the country on their 'Hallelujah! It's a Christmas Tour!'.

10-man acapella group Straight No Chaser, who found fame on Youtube after forming at Indiana University, continually dazzle audiences with their renditions of pop classic and modern chart hits with highlights "Let It Go", and Pharrell Williams' "Happy" catapulting the group to mainstream success. This fall, they're back on the road again, celebrating the holiday season on the Top Shelf tour!

You've seen 2023's hottest movie, danced at the end with Oliver Quick, now you can get down like nobody is watching to Sophie Ellis-Bextor in the flesh. Hitting up North America for her first headline tour on an exclusive and intimate set of dates, the singer will bring her hottest hits and smoothest moves. Put on your best noughties clothes for the night, just make sure you save the naked dancing and sneaky plots for when you get home!

Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra's final tour! The 1970s behemoth of sunny, classically fused synth-pop is triumphantly back and taking on North America one last time. The 'Over and Out Tour' will see the veteran band play a mammoth 27 dates before rounding off their touring career. This historical night will see ELO playing all their hits from their extensive catalog along with hidden gems. Don't miss your last chance to see Electric Light Orchestra live!

The world's first country a cappella group had a phenomenal start to their career, winning NBC's The Sing-Off in 2013. Since then they've released five studio albums, including Country Evolution, which hit the No.4 spot on the Top Country Albums chart and featured unique Home Free takes on Dolly's '9 to 5', and 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia'.

When a tribute band sell out the same arenas their subjects did, you know they're onto something and that is just the case with Killer Queen, a bunch of British superfans who've made celebrating their idols into an art form. Led by charismatic Freddie Mercury-look-and-soundalike Patrick Meyers, what started as a one-night thing has now spanned over 25 years and been welcomed the world over!