Shane Gillis is back in Philadelphia for one night only! Returning to Philly for a special one-off show that's guaranteed to bring his signature unfiltered, blue-collar humor to the city that shaped him. Expect sharp new material, plenty of local Philly jokes and the kind of anything-can-happen energy Gillis is known for. 

Pop-pop, it's showtime - guess who's back again? Bruno Mars is coming to finesse a stage near you. The king of retro pop is bringing his 150-million-record-selling discography, including some of the most famous songs of all time, such as Uptown Funk, Locked Out of Heaven and That's What I Like, now with the new addition of his upcoming fifth studio album, The Romantic, which follows his 2021 collaborative album An Evening with Silk Sonic.

Join Ed Sheeran to celebrate the release of his eighth studio album Play. With hits such as Azizam, Sapphire and Camera, Play shows both sides of Sheeran: the global explorer soaking up sounds from across the world, and the pop powerhouse who knows how to craft a chorus that'll stick in your head for days. Prepare for an evening to remember with one of the world's biggest singer-songwriters!

With almost 300 years between them, veteran rockers AC/DC show no signs of slowing down and are back after nine years! Their 17th studio album, 2020's 'Power Up', which was yet another masterful compilation of rollicking rock'n'roll anthems filled with plenty of Angus Young's flaming licks and Brian Johnson's banshee vocal growls. Power Up hit Number One in 21 countries and became one of the biggest-selling albums of that year.

A record-breaking, chart-topping artist and songwriter, the 'Love Somebody' singer is heading on the 'Still The Problem Tour' starting in Spring 2026! His 2025 tour titled 'I'm The Problem Tour' followed the success of 2023's One Thing At A Time LP, which topped the Billboard 200 for an incredible 19 consecutive weeks.

Modern rock icons Foo Fighters are heading back on the road for their Take Cover Tour! Founded as a solo project by ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl in the months following the death of Kurt Cobain, the Foo's have risen to become one of the world's biggest bands and cemented Grohl's status as the nicest man in rock.