While most may recognise Colin Hay as the frontman of Men At Work (the Australian Pop outfit behind the quirky, ubiquitous 80's hit Down Under), the Scottish born Ozzy musician has spent the last few decades reinventing himself as a singing, songwriting troubadour. Touring the world extensively without much fanfare, Hay has built himself up a new generation of fans, including actor Zach Braff who's frequently features Hay's work in his films.

Oregon-born Mat Kearney is back out on tour! A Christian singer-songwriter Kearny burst onto the music scene back in 2006 with the release of his second album, "Nothing Left To Lose". Hitting number four in the US Christian charts and number two in the US Heat chart, the album shot Kearney into superstardom.

The sensational bluegrass-country singer and musician, Alison Krauss, is embarking on a brand new tour across the county in 2025 with Union Station and Jerry Douglas! Winning her first Grammy in 1991, Krauss has become an icon of bluegrass and country and currently holds an incredible 27 of the prestigious awards, making her the most awarded female in music history.

Going strong since 1940, this gospel and country quartet, Joe Bonsall, Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, and Richard Sterban, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Celebrated for timeless hits like Elvira, Bobbie Sue, Touch a Hand, Make a Friend, Gonna Take a Lot of River, and American Made, the group continues to tour and perform. They even collaborate with newer artists, as they did in 2015 with a fresh recording of Elvira alongside 2013 Sing-Off winners, the a cappella group Home Free.