Back for yet another year of big belly laughs, The Festival Of Laughs is pulling into a city near you for their annual winter tour. Four of the comedy world's biggest names are joining forces for this special stand up series - don't miss sassy headliner Sommore, stage shaker Earthquake, Chris Rock's talented younger brother Tony and Hollywood heavyweight George Wallace.

Martin Lawrence, the original Bad Boy of comedy is gearing up for the release of his long-awaited sequel Bad Boys For Life with Will Smith, set for general release in 2018. But the actor/comedian/singer isn't resting on his laurels until that happy day, as he's headed back on the road in 2018 for the LIT AF tour. Outspoken on subjects such as relationships, family and a vocal opposition to police brutality, Lawrence's raw style shows no sign of mellowing as we head into the new year. Be warned - this comic takes no prisoners at his shows!

Hollywood heavyweight Martin Lawrence returns to his stand up roots for the LIT AF comedy tour this Summer. The Bad Boys actor has assembled the hottest names in American comedy and is hitting the road with them on the 16-date arena trek, performing his duties as master of ceremonies with hilarious results. The revolving line-up includes the likes of SNL alumnus and Jay Z impersonator Jay Pharaoh, Curb Your Enthusiasm's J.B. Smoove, Rickey Smiley, Michael Blackson, Deon Cole, Bruce Bruce and Benji Brown just to name a few!

Yes! JB, Mark, Junior, Jackson, Youngjae, BamBam, and Yugyeom are touring the world for the first time, bringing their hugely successful brand of K-pop with them! Since debuting in 2014, the seven-member, multinational group have gone from strength to strength with tracks like 'Girls, Girls, Girls', 'Home Run', 'Around the World' and most recently topping 200million views on YouTube with title track 'Just Right'.

It's that time of year again... Get ready to rock till you drop because the Vans Warped Tour is back with an exciting host of alternative bands and acts. The longest running and largest tour in America, it initially showcased punk and skate music, yet over the years it has grown to showcase a diverse range of rock-orientated genres.