Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson first showed that women can rock the world when their band, Heart, stormed the charts in the '70s with hits like "Crazy on You," "Magic Man," "Barracuda," "Straight On," and so many more. Not only did the Wilson sisters lead the band, they wrote the songs and played the instruments too, making them the first women in rock history to do so.

Heartland country rockers The Brothers Osborne were born and raised in Maryland on their father's rich record collection, which influenced nightly jam sessions to the sounds of Bob Seger, Tom Petty, and Hank Williams. Relocating to Nashville, it wasn't long before the dynamic duo was picked up by Warner and climbing the charts with debut, platinum-certified singles 'Stay A Little Longer' and 'Rum', releasing their critically acclaimed debut album 'Pawn Shop' in 2016. The Grammy winners dropped their Sophomore effort 'Port Saint Joe' in early 2018. They are hitting the road in 2024 on the 'Might As Well Be Us' tour with support from Zach Top, Jackson Dean, Caylee Hammack, The Cadillac Three, and Madeline Edwards.

Don Omar is back this spring with the Back to Reggaeton North American tour. Known as the King of Reggaeton, Omar is one of the best selling Latin musicians, with over 30 award winds under his belt, including Latin Grammy's, Billboard awards, and even a Guinness World Record. Don't miss out on seeing the King of the Kings live on stage!

Ed Sheeran's status as one of the biggest sing-songwriters out at the moment is certainly cemented in his fifth album, which followed his fourth studio album '=' which contains the mega-hit singles Bad Habits, and 'Shivers'. It's seen him topping the charts across the world and infuses his delicate, acoustic pop with even more pronounced R&B flourishes. Now's your chance to experience the British acoustic-guitar playing legend live, where you'll no doubt hear him playing tracks off his recent albums alongside hits from his extensive catalog.

The list of Diana Ross' achievements is staggering. She's won a dozen Grammys, sold over 100 million records world wide and was Oscar nominated for her portrayal of Billie Holiday in the The Lady Sings the Blues. In 1976 Billboard named her the greatest female entertainer of the century, and there was a lot more to come from Ross after that. What really matters is that Ross remains an enthralling stage presence, a singer of such poise and remarkable vocal gifts that she's able to hold an audience in the palm of her hand from the moment she steps out into the spotlight right up until she leaves the stage.