Pop-pop, it's showtime - guess who's back again? Bruno Mars is coming to finesse a stage near you. The king of retro pop is bringing his 150-million-record-selling discography, including some of the most famous songs of all time, such as Uptown Funk, Locked Out of Heaven and That's What I Like, now with the new addition of his upcoming fifth studio album, The Romantic, which follows his 2021 collaborative album An Evening with Silk Sonic.

Get ready for a night that lives up to its nameIt's Iconic. This summer, three of the most influential forces in Hip-Hop and R&B unite for a tour built on pure legacy and hit after hit. Featuring co-headliners TLC and Salt-N-Pepa, with special guests En Vogue, this is a line-up that defined a generation.

Don't miss the divine Mavis Staples, as she blesses us with her incredible voice and back catalogue of gospel, soul, R & B, with a little rock thrown in for good measure! One of the most powerful voices in the 'biz, Staples has been making music since the 1960s when she and her family formed the group The Staples Singers. Throughout the decade, they became synonymous with the Civil Rights Movement, offering spiritually strong messages through their songs.

Genre-defying artist and consummate showman Prince was leagues ahead of his time, bestowing upon us mere mortals a rich body of work that married pop, funk, rock, soul and funk with a futuristic sense of style and flair. Prolific in every sense, the icon released, toured and wrote for other artists relentlessly, never letting up once throughout the course of his four decade career, right up until his untimely passing in 2016. Dedicated to keeping his legacy alive, The Purple Xperience have been recreating Prince's genius on stage since 2011.

Kehlani most recently dropped her self-titled album in April, debuting at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and marking the biggest opening week for a female R&B album this year. Inspired by the sounds of early-2000s R&B and hip-hop, the record features the track "Folded," which won two Grammy Awards earlier this year. Don't miss your chance to hear the new album live!

Gladys Knight has never been pigeonholed by her early Motown years. With her backing band The Pips she was one of the label's brightest stars in the late sixties, recording, amongst others, the original version of I Heard it through the Grapevine. She isn't nicknamed 'The Empress of Soul' for nothing. Since then, however, she's dabbled in jazz, R'n'B, and gospel, and secured her place in the annals of movie history with the theme from 1989's Bond film License to Kill.