Dearest Gentle Reader, the ton is abuzz with the exciting news, the hunt for the Queen's new diamond has been a rousing success, and our good friends at fever are celebrating with a candlelit night of the finest music that society has to offer. Join the esteemed string ensemble as they lead you through the glorious melodies from Netflix and Shondaland's smash hit Bridgerton. After all, why settle for the television show when one can have the live experience?

Influenced by the likes of Johnny Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Rock & Roll hall of famers ZZ Top infuse their classic blues riffs with the spirited, often humorous pursuit of worldly pleasures. Look no further for catchy tunes about fast cars, sharp clothes and good times... and of course the iconic (and pretty incredible) facial hair.

Eaglemania reigns supreme in this fantastic tribute to the talents of Frey, Walsh, and Henley. One of most iconic trios of the 1970s, The Eagles have produced some of the decade's finest music, including 'Take It Easy','Heartache Tonight' and of course, the unforgettable harmonic behemoth, 'Hotel California'.

The front runners of eighties soft-rock and still evolving, Air Supply know how to write a love song, creating the illusion of romance with sweeping ballads and sweet melodies. Touring now, an evening the Aussie megastars will enchant, as they play from their compelling and vast back catalog, with hits such as 'You are my Lady', 'Everywoman in the World', 'Without you' and many more!

British band The Last Dinner Party will be playing an exclusive tour across the United States early 2026 spring into summer, bringing their indie rock to venues up and down the country on the 'From The Pyre' tour. If you like Siouxsie and the Banshees, Kate Bush, or Florence and the Machine you're going to love The Last Dinner Party. Make sure you don't fill up on starters and end up missing the main meal!

British hellraisers Bring Me The Horizon are no strangers to controversy. The brash, in-your-face metalcore band makes no apologies for their outlandish antics and onstage behavior. While their blend of emo and deathcore may be divisive, it introduced a whole new generation to metal. In 2015, the band took a more mature direction with the release of That's The Spirit, a triumphant album that spawned arena-filling tours. Now, the Sheffield mob are one of the world's biggest metal bands, becoming mainstream while not compromising on their heavy metal edge.