Classic Albums Live is back for another year! Hear iconic albums like never before in this spectacular live experience. Sing, dance and cheer along with like-minded fans as you attend a concert of a lifetime. From the likes of the Beatle's Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club to Led Zeppelin's back catalogue no stone is left unturned in music's vast history.

Otherwise known as Ron "Tater Salad" (a nickname from the Navy), this Scotch-loving, cigar-puffing hellraiser once formed one-quarter of the immensely successful "Blue Collar Comedy" tour. Moviegoers will know him from roles in Horrible Bosses, Sex in the City 2 and Billy Bob Thornton's Jayne Mansfield's Car. A staunch observer of everyday situations, his comedy is rooted in real life, with deadpan delivery and incisive zingers.

Heartland country rockers The Brothers Osborne were born and raised in Maryland on their father's rich record collection, which influenced nightly jam sessions to the sounds of Bob Seger, Tom Petty, and Hank Williams. Relocating to Nashville, it wasn't long before the dynamic duo was picked up by Warner and climbing the charts with debut, platinum-certified singles 'Stay A Little Longer' and 'Rum', releasing their critically acclaimed debut album 'Pawn Shop' in 2016. The Grammy winners dropped their Sophomore effort 'Port Saint Joe' in early 2018. They are hitting the road in 2024 on the 'Might As Well Be Us' tour with support from Zach Top, Jackson Dean, Caylee Hammack, The Cadillac Three, and Madeline Edwards.

Indie-rock group Say Anything is going on tour in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their 2004 breakthrough album '...Is a Real Boy'! Set to kick off in spring 2024, making stops across the country, including Dallas, Houston, Boston, Chicago and many more. Here's your chance to join the celebration as they dive back into the past.

When compiling a list of the best selling artists of all time, Kenny G's name may not be the first to spring to mind, but it should be. The saxophonist has sold over 75 million records worldwide, with his landmark 1986 effort Breathless shifting 16 million copies worldwide alone, making it the biggest selling instrumental album of all time.