Gravity is a celebration of the greatest music from the West End and beyond, featuring three of the iconic female voices who have been there and done it! Kerry Ellis, Louise Dearman and Rachel Tucker are all performers who have made the starring role of Wicked's Elphaba their own, both on Broadway and the West End, so there's no-one better to take you through this showstopping program of musical theatre hits from across the ages.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac are one of the biggest and most respected tribute acts of one of the world's greatest bands. Having performed over 700 concerts to over 650,000 dedicated fans, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac and their authentic showcase are truly ensuring that the band and their music and legacy will never be forgotten.

You've heard the news, the boys are back, and what better way to celebrate their triumphant return than with our friends at Fever? Experience the music of Mancunian legends Oasis as you never have before, played expertly by a string quartet in a magnificent venue surrounded by more candles than you've ever seen!

Together since 1979, The Bootleg Beatles have it sewn up when it comes to tributes to the Fab Four. Known for their ultra-detailed performances, the group has represented The Beatles for nearly 50 years, including 11 shows at Glastonbury Festival, and 22 nights at the Royal Albert Hall among their globetrotting appearances!

An electrifying celebration of the undisputed Queen of rock-n-roll, What's Love Gotta Do With It? - The Tina Turner Story is the ultimate night out for all fans of the iconic performer! Taking you on a whistlestop tour through her 50-year career, expect to hear all the hits, including Private Dancer, What's Love Got To Do With It?, Proud Mary, River Deep, Nutbush City Limits, Simply The Best and many more.

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!