Graham Gouldman and co are back on the road on the humourously titled 'And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour ', offering audiences a chance to hear some of their greatest tunes. One of the biggest bands of the 1970s, 10cc always offered fans something new on every record. Whether it be the surreal (Life is a Minestrone), daft (Dreadlock Holiday), or fused with sincere longing (I'm Not in Love), they maintained an individualistic style that remained completely unique even with vast commercial success.

Ethereal voiced, art-pop icon Kate Bush is celebrated in this unforgettable performance of her legendary music, played by a full live band backed by an 18-piece orchestra! A rare chance to hear fully-realised live versions of the classically-tinged music from Kate's catalogue and fully-arranged versions of her more leftfield, works, this is not a show to miss for fans of the gamechanging singer-songwriter.

The ultimate tribute to the legendary West Coast rockers, The Illegal Eagles are back and bringing their stunning vocals and tight harmonies to stages across the UK this year for yet another brilliant tour. The authentic Eagles experience (at half the price), hear all of their biggest hits including Hotel California, Desperado, Take It Easy, New Kid In Town, Life In The Fast Lane, and many more, as played by these incredibly talented musicians!

The Moody Blues star shows no sign of slowing down, touring for seven months of the year. With his voice heard the world over, he is known principally as the vocalist, lead guitarist, and composer for the Moody Blues. He possesses an enduring talent that has helped to define the last five decades. During that time, the band has sold over 55 million albums and received many awards for their work.

Join BBC Radio 2's Tony Blackburn for a night of 60s bliss as he hosts this live edition of his sensational show at a venue near you. Featuring a glorious array of the 60s most cherished hits, let Blackburn and the Sounds Of The 60s Live Band and singers transport you back in time to that revolutionary decade, when skirts and cars were mini and radio was king!