New Wave icons Depeche Mode rose to prominence in the 80s with their brooding, dance floor-filling electro-pop, but became modern mainstays due to a constant output of their unique brand of heady and dark synth rock. Now Dave Gahan and Martin Gore return to touring following the death of Andy Fletcher, with a brand new album, Memento Mori.

The 1975 are back with a brand new tour! The ever-evolving indie four-piece encapsulated all the joy, heartbreak and hate of growing up in their 90-esque electro-pop sound, most so in their breakthrough album 'I Like it When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet Unaware Of It'. Now older, wiser, and living in a changing world, don't miss them as they hit the road on their 'Still...At Their Very Best' tour!

Alabama can rightly claim to be the band who made country music what it is today. Formed by three cousins in 1969, the band hit their peak in the 1980s with their blend of southern rock and twangy country balladry, a formula that everyone from Garth Brooks to Luke Bryan has built upon in the subsequent years. Now for Alabama are back on the road to celebrating over 50 years of making music!

Maluma is hitting the road this fall and trekking around the arenas of the United States. Juan Luis London Arias, or Maluma as he's known to his fans, is a musical force to be reckoned with in his native Colombia. The reggaeton crooner is known for his sweet-toned voice, charismatic vocal delivery and chiseled features that have skyrocketed him to national heartthrob status.

Emerging in the 1990s, the Brooklyn-born Maxwell is credited as being a major force in shaping the neo-soul genre, which also included artists like D'Angelo and Erykah Badu. Termed the 'Marvin Gaye of the 90s' by the press, Maxwell expertly interweaves modern beats and production with an old school soulful emotion.