Idiosyncratic pop pixie Regina Spektor is live! After her official debut in 2004, she continued to storm the charts and even got to perform for Obama at the White House! Don't miss her lushly orchestrated tunes laden with the pitch-perfect pop she has made her own. With that unmistakable voice and unique approach, she'll be appearing on a handful of solo dates this year.

The front runners of eighties soft-rock and still evolving, Air Supply know how to write a love song, creating the illusion of romance with sweeping ballads and sweet melodies. Touring now, an evening the Aussie megastars will enchant, as they play from their compelling and vast back catalog, with hits such as 'You are my Lady', 'Everywoman in the World', 'Without you' and many more!

With over 30 years of performing behind him and twelve albums to boot, Chris Isaak is still every bit a star today as he was in the 1980s when he emerged onto the scene as country music's blue-eyed boy. Best known for his sultry track Wicked Game, with its iconic, sensuous black and white video, Isaak is also an occasional actor!

Counting Crows have stuck to their formula with great effect. They've now sold over 20 million records over the course of their career, and have received Grammy and Academy Award nominations (the latter for Accidentally in Love from Shrek 2). Make sure you don't miss these legends when they come to a town near you.

The music of Queen comes alive in One Night of Queen performed by Gary Mullen & The Works. The performance recreates and pays tribute to the greatest live band of all time, Queen, and their hit songs like "We Are The Champions", "I Want To Break Free" and the unsurpassed rock legend, "Bohemian Rhapsody".

Soft rock veterans America are back on the road, bringing their popular brand of vocals and acoustic guitar on their latest national tour. Having been inducted into the Vocal Hall of Fame in 2006, the band also have their own star on Hollywood Boulevard, recognizing them as an important contributor to the musical arts. Their 2006 album Here & Now saw the band collaborate with a new generation of artists including Ryan Adams, Ben Kweller, and Jim James among others.