Big hair and more stripes than you could ever imagine. The Christian glam metal band formed in 1983 in California, Stryper came together after being inspired by bands like Van Halen and Bon Jovi, but wanted to put a different message into the world, heavily integrating their religious beliefs in their music and were the first metal band to find success with their themes of faith. With songs like 'To Hell with the Devil', 'Soldiers Under Command' and 'I Believe in You', Stryper are sure to have their name in many people's Christian Rock playlists.

Reunited through the magic of modern technology, British prog rock supergroup Emerson Lake & Palmer are hitting the road on the 'Welcome Back My Friends - The Return Of Emerson Lake & Palmer' tour. Following the passing in 2016 of both Keith Emerson and Greg Lake, surviving member Carl Palmer has sought out the best in video and audio technology to present the band as a trio on stages once more. With the blessing of Emerson and Lake's estates, this exciting new venture will allow fans to enjoy ELP's iconic tunes in a live setting once more.

Sweden has given the world many things in the past, none more so revered than the gift of ABBA. Conquering the world in the 1970's with their extra special brand of glitter covered disco and funky dance moves, their enduring success continues to this day, as fans are always dying to re-create the ABBA experience and fall in love with their sound, all over again.

Formed in 1970 in Buffalo, Spyro Gyra is an American Jazz Fusion band. The band has sold over 10 million copies of their 29 albums. Among their most famous hits are 'Shaker Song' and 'Morning Dance'. The band combines jazz with a mixture of R&B, funk, and pop. The upbeat music will leave you wanting more and dancing through the night.

Experience the sound of Talking Heads anew with Start Making Sense, a tribute to one of the most innovative and influential bands in rock history! A full seven-piece brings David Byrne and co's back catalog to life with all the artful eccentricity that made Talking Heads legendary, praised by the likes of Talking Heads' own keyboardist Bernie Worrell.