Undoubtedly one of the biggest bands of the new millennium, Coldplay has been beaming out their otherworldly anthemic rock to the world since their breakthrough in 2000, with the success of their debut album Parachutes launching them into the stratosphere. Now, courtesy of our friends at fever, this fantastic candlelight experience gives you the enjoy the band's music as played by a talented string quartet in some of the country's most inspiring and evocative venues. The stars really will shine for you at Candlelight: A Tribute To Coldplay.

You're gonna be dancing with tears in your eyes - tears of joy that is - as Midge Ure and his fantastic band return to the road for the Catelgoue. The Hits tour. With performances of Ure's biggest tunes, both solo and with Ultravox, enjoy this trip back to the 80s when New Wave ruled the airwaves and Midge and his peers transformed music as we knew it.

This truly international Celtic folk rock band led Mike Scott are back out on the road! Despite dissolving in 1993, they reformed in 2000 and have continued to take to stages across the globe, bringing a party wherever they go! Expect fun and frolics from the "How Long Will I Love You" outfit, now made up of Scott, Brother Paul from Memphis, James Hallawell from Cornwall, and is grounded by killer Irish rhythm section Aongus Ralston on bass and Eamon Ferris on drums.

Five decades on from its premiere, Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking work Tubular Bells celebrates its 50th anniversary, being performed in full on tour around the UK this autumn! Led by conductor and frequent collaborator of Oldfield, Robin Smith, the concert will also feature performances of other Oldfield classics, including Family Man, Moonlit Shadow and Summit Day.

Scottish soft-rock icons Wet Wet Wet are heading out on tour in 2025, with a January and February run followed by an Autumn tour with special guest Heather Small from M People! Gaining widespread popularity in the 80s and 90s with a series of hit singles and albums, their greatest success came when their 1994 cover of "Love Is All Around," originally by The Troggs, was featured on the soundtrack of Four Weddings and a Funeral and spent 15 weeks at number 1.