Giants of Indie Rock, Dinosaur Jr, are back on the road, bringing their influential and still scintillating live show and legacy to both new fans and those who were there from the start. Once described by the BBC as being "frighteningly ahead of their time", the band, formed in 1984, brought distorted guitar and energetic solos back from the ashes, becoming a major influence on later acts such as Nirvana, Radiohead and the Pixies.

Prepare to blast off into the stratosphere with this electrifying tribute to The Rocketman himself! Starring Rus Anderson, enjoy one of the most detailed re-creations of Elton John's '70s shows - from uncanny vocals, staging and including some of the actual costumes from the flamboyant era. With a nostalgic setlist that'll take you right back to when rock was young, this is the perfect night out for Elton fans - old and new!

Known for their blistering guitar work and impressive live performances, Prog-rock virtuosos Polyphia are a musical force to witness in person! Back on the road this year in support of their as yet untitled fifth album, catch the band in fine form as they once again push the boundaries of musicality to exciting new heights!

In early 2010, State Champs burst out of their home city of Albany, New York with a bold new vision for the future of pop punk. Whilst mixing shades of Sum 41, Blink 182, Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory, the energetic quintet put their own unique spin on the oversaturated genre thanks to fast-paced rhythms, emotive lyrics, the distinctive wailing vocals of their youthful frontman Derek Discanio and the sparkling guitar riffs of dual guitarists Tyler Szalowski. Bassist Ryan Scott Graham and drummer Evan Ambrosio keep things pumping and fill out the sound with fuzzy basslines and pounding drums.

Rock legend Gene Simmons returns to the stage with his eponymous band, delivering a high-octane live experience packed with attitude and unpredictability. Known as the iconic frontman of KISS, Simmons brings his larger-than-life presence to a raw, no-rules performance style where anything can happen.

Purveyors of high-energy West Coast ska-punk The Interrupters were no strangers to the music world when they formed in 2011. Established vocalist Aimee Allen met the guitar, bass, and drum trio the Bivona Brothers whilst touring with their group the Telecasters, and musical magic happened when they started writing together. Banding together under their rebellious moniker, they were soon touring with the likes of Rancid, The Transplants, and Left Alone after the release of their first two albums in 2014 and 2016.