The Grammy-winning husband and wife duo Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks are hitting the road again. Comprised of slide guitar virtuoso Trucks, the feisty vocals of Tedeschi and a backing band of killer brass and rhythm section musicians, the Tedeschi Truck Band do southern-fried soul like no one else's business.

Michael Feinstein, the multi-platinum-selling, five-time Grammy-nominated entertainer dubbed "The Ambassador of the Great American Songbook," is considered one of the world's foremost interpreters of American standards, especially for Irving Berlin's work. His 200-plus shows a year have included performances at Carnegie Hall, Sydney Opera House and the Hollywood Bowl as well as the White House and Buckingham Palace in London.

Boston reggae-rockers The Elovators head out on tour across North America in 2025! With stops in Atlanta, Detroit, Baltimore and many more cities across the country, their infectious live shows are worth witnessing if you're looking for a sunny, laid-back beachy vibe to warm your soul and move your body to!

Trombone Shorty's 2013 'Say That to Say This' was, to the delight of many fans, a return to his New Orleans roots with a full-on funk record. Now continuing on the funk train, Shorty is backed by his band Orleans Avenue on tour, a collective of stunningly accomplished players. For lovers of music you can move to, this is a tour you will not want to miss!

Eric Johnson won over the world with his talents back in 1990 with his certified platinum album, "Ah Via Musicom!" and Grammy-winning lead single "Cliffs of Dover" cementing him as one of the world's most incredible guitarists. Now Eric hits the road once more in 2025 on the 'Texaphonic' tour, don't miss it!

A fusion of horn-based soul and funk with the tightest rhythm section ever to grace the stage, Tower of Power have been bringing their unique style to shows since 1968. However the veteran performers are not old news, they imbue their music with an upbeat joy that speaks to multi-generational audiences, from today's young music students to the groovy cats of the Motown era.