Be a part of the jury and decide the course of justice in this unique piece of immersive theater. Brought to life by a whole host of exceptional performers, The Jury Experience invites you to step into the courtroom and challenge your preconceptions through a dramatic, morally complex case. Are you up to the task? Book now to find out.

The much-loved podcast dedicated to creating Broadway musical magic entirely off the cuff is coming to a stage near you! Hosted by Jess McKenna and Zach Reino, and brought to life by the brilliant piano skills of Scott Passarella, Off Book - The Improvised Musical podcast is the perfect live experience for any musical theater lover!

Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance returns with a brand new show: The Wake World tour! Vance has carved a distinct path through the global music landscape with his soulful fusion of folk, blues, and gospel, defined by a raw and gritty vocal power. This tour celebrates his newest record, his seventh, set to be released in March 2026.

The Jayhawks were definitely swimming against the tide when they emerged from a crowded Minneapolis music scene halfway through the 1980s. Forging a rootsy sound that wasn't quite rock or country The Jayhawks quickly turned into one of the most important bands of the post-punk era. After a few short hiatuses and some line-up changes, The Jayhawks are back on the road once more!

UK Progressive Rock band The Pineapple Thief are preparing to bring their unique sound to North American audiences once more. The quartet, whose most recent lineup consists of Bruce Soord, Jon Sykes, Steve Kitch and Gavin Harrison formed in England in 1999. With multiple personnel changes and over a dozen albums, these guys are one of the most established Prog Rock groups still creating new music today.

Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan have enjoyed a rapid ascension to the top of the indie folk world with their virtuosity in folk music, capturing the attention of both hardcore traditionalists and newcomers. With their greatest weapons being their close-knit vocal harmonies and their intricate guitar work, their work marks a departure from bro-country and foot-stomping folk acts of recent years, often being compared to Simon and Garfunkel.