As one of 2019's most sparkling Broadway musicals Ain't Too Proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations hits the road for a national tour across the country. Gaining twelve 2019 Tony Award nominations (one of the season's most nominated productions) Ain't Too Proud received praise from the critics for its sublime performances and refreshing telling of how one of the world's most successful bands came to be.

Premiere Arts presents the great American classic musical, set to illuminate the Lerner Theatre for three performances only this May!

Kevin James might be best known now as the star of The King of Queens, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, and Zookeeper, but his career started well before that in stand-up comedy on the Long Island club scene. After being discovered at the 1996 Montreal Comedy Festival, James made the jump to television, starring in the hit series The King of Queens., and continues to be an audience favorite, in no small parts for his genial observations and gift for physical gags.

With an astonishing 18 albums (6 of which have achieved gold status) under their belts, Australian quartet Newsboys are living proof that pop rock and worship music can successfully cross paths. Formed in the late 80s, this legendary contemporary Christian outfit continues to churn out upbeat, hook-filled tunes laden with uplifting and positive messages.

Alternative indie rockers Gin Blossoms and Santa Barbara's Toad the Wet Sprocket are embarking on a co-headlining tour, joined by special guests Vertical Horizon! This tour showcases both bands at their best as they perform all their greatest hits for fans. Don't miss the chance to see these '90s hitmakers on the road this late summer!

In 2009 the world lost a veritable pop icon. Michael Joseph Jackson rose to prominence as a member of the family band the Jackson 5 before launching a solo career in 1971, the likes of which no other living pop star has been able to eclipse. With a highly distinctive voice and moves smoother than Barry White on a good day, Jackson has left behind a legacy of momentous music. Don't miss this energy-filled tribute to the King Of Pop!

Going strong since 1940, this gospel and country quartet (composed of Joe Bonsall, Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Richard Sterban) were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Celebrated for songs such as 'Elvira', 'Bobbie Sue', 'Touch a Hand, and Make a Friend', 'Gonna Take a Lot of River' and 'American Made', the group continually tour and perform, even collaborating with newer artists.

Arguably the first big star to bring Country to a mainstream audience in the 1990s, Black is one of the first artists in a generation that took inspiration from Merle Haggard, Bob Wills, and George Jones, taking rock-oriented pop and mixing it up in a country setting. Offering an easily marketable and squeaky clean image of Country, he smoothed the way for artists after him to come along, particularly Garth Brooks.

Grammy-award-winning Canadian jazz singer-songwriter and piano extraordinaire, Diana Krall is embarking on another tour across North America in 2025. Expect to hear tunes from her newest release, 2020's This Dream Of You alongside hits from her multimillion-selling three-decade career in the limelight.

A mainstay of the European and worldwide music charts for over three decades, Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell is a truly prolific performer and something of a cultural icon in his native land. Whether it's folk songs, ballads or pop numbers, Daniel has it covered. Known for his charming tunes and on-stage persona, an evening with O'Donnell is truly a wonderful experience.

The legendary Kansas are celebrating their 50th anniversary! They're heading out on the road across North America in 2024, touring their extensive catalog including AOR radio staples like 'Carry on Wayward Son' and 'Fight Fire with Fire'. Don't miss the chance to celebrate five decades of this iconic American rock band!

Jeff Foxworthy has kept audiences rolling in the aisles since 1984. With Southern-style brand of humour, quick off the mark one-liners and unique perspective on 'Redneck' living, Foxworthy caught his break at a time when Country Music was booming. His self-deprecating humour caught on and the popular comic ended up opening shows for Garth Brooks and Emmylou Harris.