English pop superstar Becky Hill is crossing the pond in her new tour, Believe Me Now', named after her latest release. She rose to fame after participating in the first series of the singing competition The Voice UK', where she made it all the way to the semi-finals. Don't miss her as she brings her new music to you!

Nova Scotia's Joel Plaskett has been plying his trade for over twenty years, steadily building a reputation as one of Canada's finest singer songwriters. Catch Joel playing solo cuts, and numbers from The Joel Experience and Thrush Hermit on this series of dates. Expect to hear everything from 'Through & Through & Through' to 'Fashionable People'.

New Zealand-born, UK-based neo-soul artist Jordan Rakei is embarking on a tour across the US and Canada this winter, bringing his excitingly fresh sound that blends soul, jazz, and electronic music to American shores. With silky smooth vocals, Rakei has garnered a fanbase that includes seminal figures such as Robert Glasper and Nile Rodgers, while frequent collaborators like Loyle Carner and Tom Misch, who are also making waves in the scene, further elevate his appeal.

15 Canadian Country Music Association Awards, two Juno Awards, and two ACM Awards later and Canadian sensation Tenille Townes is heading on the As You Are Tour. No stranger to delivering powerhouse performances, Townes has worked with legends such as Ketih Urban, Miranda Lambert and Shania Twain, just to name a few.

Allen Stone was raised on Gospel and cut his teeth singing in church when he was a youngster, leading the congregation in song with an emotive voice and his trusty acoustic guitar. With the discovery of classic Soul music in his teens, Stone began his transformation into the sensational singer-songwriter he is today. His folksy, bluesy brand of neo-soul combines a vintage aesthetic with an astounding vocal technique.

Formed in 2013, Too Many Zooz continue to North America and beyond alight with their heady blend of brass and house music. Their status as an underground phenomenon is both literal and figurative, as the outfit started in the subways of the Big Apple, filling the commuter's ears with their upbeat and rhythm orientated music.