The Grateful Dead have been resurrected in the form of Dark Star Orchestra. Formed in 1997, this tribute band came up with the novel idea of recreating complete sets from The Grateful Dead's gigantic list of concerts. They adapt their playing and sound depending on what era of Dead they're tackling on the night, and while they slavishly recreate the sound of the band down to the minutest detail, the band often embark on epic improvisations that would make their heroes proud.

The Dropkick Murphys are a Celtic punk band who count amongst their many influences bands such as The Pogues, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers and AC/DC. Their music has been used as the Boston Red Sox's World Series-winning song as well as in many films such as Fever Pitch. Don't miss them live this year when they hit the road once more!

One of the most iconic films of the 1990s, Baz Luhrmann's technicolor reimagining brought William Shakespeare's legendary tragedy into the modern age, transplanting The Bard's 16th-century language onto a backdrop of violence on 'Verona Beach'. Coupled with a killer soundtrack supplied by some of the decade's biggest bands, including Radiohead, The Cardigans, Garbage, and more, and a stacked cast comprised of Leo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, John Leguizamo, Paul Rudd, and Harold Perrineau, the story of Juliet and her poor Romeo never looked (or sounded) so good.

The bass-and-drums duo are known for their no-holds-barred, high-octane shows, furiously blending fizzing electronica with a hard rock edge and DIY punk aesthetic, and boy does it show in their live set. They do nothing short of unleash hell, inciting mosh pits, walls of death and even crowd-surfing. With popular tracks such as 'Freeze Me', 'Trainwreck 1979', 'Little Girl' and 'Romantic Rights' in their repertoire, the live shows are full of singalongs and community energy. Wear comfortable shoes, because this is definitely not a sit-down gig!

From the moment Everywhere hit the airwaves in 2001, Michelle Branch became one of the most exciting voices of her generation, quickly cementing her place among the biggest artists of the early 2000s. Her breakthrough album, The Spirit Room, launched a string of hits including All You Wanted and Goodbye to You, before she went on to win a Grammy Award for her collaboration with Carlos Santana on The Game of Love. She followed it up with the platinum-selling Hotel Paper, proving she was far more than a one-album wonder!

Purveyors of high-energy West Coast ska-punk The Interrupters were no strangers to the music world when they formed in 2011. Established vocalist Aimee Allen met the guitar, bass, and drum trio the Bivona Brothers whilst touring with their group the Telecasters, and musical magic happened when they started writing together. Banding together under their rebellious moniker, they were soon touring with the likes of Rancid, The Transplants, and Left Alone after the release of their first two albums in 2014 and 2016.