The young Texan is going on tour! The gospel and soul singer harks back to an older time, with a strong emphasis on 1960s rhythm and blues. Bridges has gained national press attention, with The Wall Street Journal describing him as a "throwback to '60s-soul a la Otis Redding and Sam Cooke". He also makes a point of performing in vintage clothing from the era, making his act a uniquely nostalgic experience!

The German electronic pioneers are taking their critically acclaimed 3-D tour back on the road in 2025 as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of their iconic album 'Autobahn' and their first world tour which took place in 1975. A Kraftwerk gig requires suspension of disbelief; it's hard to guess that the four-piece are creating the music live on stage as you watch, as they use minimal movements on their keyboards. Not one to miss if you're an electronic enthusiast!

Unafraid of pushing boundaries by melding classical arrangements with haunting, often eerie electronic soundscapes and rock instrumentation, prolific neo-classical composer Max Richter has written a myriad celebrated works for stage, screen, ballet, opera and installation art. The in-demand music maker hits the road this year after announcing his upcoming album, In A Landscape,'. Fans eagerly anticipating Richter's ninth studio album can look forward to its release on September 6 via Decca.

Able to transport the listener to worlds beyond our own with merely a single, resounding note on the piano, german post-classical composer and performer Nils Frahm fuses acoustic and electronic instruments to create intricate, heartrendingly beautiful soundscapes. Don't miss the gifted innovator as he tours once more in 2025!

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark or OMD recently celebrated 40 years with their Souvenir Greatest Hits Tour to fans across North America, now, the electronic synthesiser pioneers are back! OMD have been proffering their synth-pop and post-punk sounds for four centuries, originally formed by two British teens in the late 70s whose early albums 'Architecture and Morality' and 'Dazzle Ships' shaped the sound of the 80s.

They take their name from Tarantino's genre-bending, timeline-hopping masterpiece Pulp Fiction, and Zeds Dead music similarly delights in disregarding stylistic rules. Comprised of Dylan Mamid, (aka DC), and Zachary Rapp-Rovan, this Canadian duo fill their dance music fit to bursting with garage, hip-hop, and house influences. It all adds up to the freshest floor fillers out there.