An early pioneer of the Latin trap movement, Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago, AKA Anuel AA rose, to prominence when the viral success of his early hit Esclava was followed by remixes featuring the likes of Daddy Yankee, Wisin and Farruko. The Puerto Rican rapper boldly fuses trap, hip hop and reggaeton on his debut record Real Hasta La Muerte, which hit the top of the Latin Music charts in the summer of 2018.

After taking an extended break, progressive rock legends King Crimson returned to the stage in 2014, and they've been touring ever since. The new set up includes three drummers, which would be surprising for any other band but King Crimson. The group formed in London in the late 60s and went onto become one of the most influential progressive rock bands of all time.

Inventors of Trip Hop, Massive Attack return to the frey in 2019 as they head out on tour in celebration of their 1998 album, Mezzanine! As the album turns 21 the duo reunite with vocalist Liz Frazer as they take a trip down musical memory lane, bringing you their infectious and ever innovative sound once more.

Singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson is often lauded as Sweden's answer to Bob Dylan. His gravel-toned, heart-felt vocals and skill with an acoustic guitar evoke the spirit of the rambling planes and open roads of the Americana Folk tradition with a charming Indie twist. The free-wheeling troubadour now heads out on a tour of the US in support of his brand new album 'I Love You. It's a Fever Dream'.

American musician, producer and singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers is hitting the road in support of her debut album, Heard It In A Past Life, which is slated for release early next year. This huge tour will see Rogers performing in various cities throughout Europe and North America.