Acoustic guitarist whose innovative fingerpicking style is complemented by a voice that sounds, in his own words, like 'geese farts ona muggy day'. Leo's unique path, from Navy service to hitchhiking adventures, culminated in a prolific career with Capitol Records, delivering chart-topping albums like "Greenhouse" and "Chewing Pine".

Dubbed the Neil Young of his generation, Kurt Vile is courageously keeping the fires of heartland rock burning, fusing the old school, blues-tinged Americana of the open roads with modern production techniques and swathes of shoegazy synth. He first introduced the world to his considerable talent in 2005 as part of the duo War On Drugs, subsequently coming into his own in a solo capacity over the course of seven studio albums. Don't miss the gifted innovator when he heads out on tour!

Formed in 1970 in Buffalo, Spyro Gyra is an American Jazz Fusion band. The band has sold over 10 million copies of their 29 albums. Among their most famous hits are 'Shaker Song' and 'Morning Dance'. The band combines jazz with a mixture of R&B, funk, and pop. The upbeat music will leave you wanting more and dancing through the night.

The Canadian folk and alt-rock singer is known for his progressive messages for social justice, the environment, politics, and welcoming spirituality, as much as he is for the sheer volume of material put out over 40 years. With over 300 songs recorded for 30 album releases, this hard-working rocker has seen 20 of these records achieve platinum status. With his 2014 autobiography, Rumours of Glory: A Memoir praised for its eloquence and humanity, Cockburn represents the best of the Canadian spirit.

Californian-born, Samoan descendant J Boog went against the grain by pursuing his music career in Hawaii. But, with his debut album "Hear Me Roar" released in 2005, Boog has quickly risen through the ranks of Reggae and is now one of the USA's most prominent Reggae artists.