Following extensive touring with his famous other half, Daryl Hall is back, this time heading out solo this spring - with support from Todd Rundgren. Celebrating the release of BeforeAfter, a double album containing all his solo hits, this tour will see Hall in a retrospective mood as he performs songs from his illustrious solo career, beginning with 1980's Sacred Songs and going all the way through to 2011's Lying Down Crying. He'll also be delighting with some un-released gems from his hugely successful podcast, Live From Daryl's House.

The Canadian folk and alt-rock singer is known for his progressive messages for social justice, the environment, politics, and welcoming spirituality, as much as he is for the sheer volume of material put out over 40 years. With over 300 songs recorded for 30 album releases, this hard-working rocker has seen 20 of these records achieve platinum status. With his 2014 autobiography, Rumours of Glory: A Memoir praised for its eloquence and humanity, Cockburn represents the best of the Canadian spirit.

Where to start with Pat Metheny? Jazz guitar pioneer and tireless musical innovator, the Missouri-born Metheny's career stretches back over forty years, during which time his stunning fusion of jazz, pop and world music has won him twenty Grammy Awards, and recently saw him become the youngest member of Downbeat's Hall of Fame (the jazz equivalent of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame).

One of the most controversial comics of all time, Andrew Dice Clay is experiencing a bit of a career resurgence of late. With recent appearances in TV shows like Entourage and his much heralded dramatic turn in Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, the x-rated comic is back in the spotlight after years out of the public eye.

British rock icons Queen graced us with some of the greatest songs ever written. Almost Queen are America's premier tribute act, featuring Joseph Russo as Freddie Mercury, Steve Leonard as Brian May, Randy Gregg as John Deacon, and John Cappadona as Roger Taylor. Their shows are pitch-perfect recreations of the band, from their music to their costumes and stage demeanor.