Experience the music of British musical legends Coldplay and Ed Sheeran as never before, as our friends at Fever invite you to a Candlelit concert celebrating their remarkable careers. In a stunning venue surrounded by hundreds of candles, you will be serenaded by an exceptional string quartet playing the artist's biggest hits. The perfect evening for a romantic date, or as part of a sumptuous self-care event!

The bass-and-drums duo are known for their no-holds-barred, high-octane shows, furiously blending fizzing electronica with a hard rock edge and DIY punk aesthetic, and boy does it show in their live set. They do nothing short of unleash hell, inciting mosh pits, walls of death and even crowd-surfing. With popular tracks such as 'Freeze Me', 'Trainwreck 1979', 'Little Girl' and 'Romantic Rights' in their repertoire, the live shows are full of singalongs and community energy. Wear comfortable shoes, because this is definitely not a sit-down gig!

With a name that inspires Candian pride, Dwayne Gretzky have made a name for themselves as one of the country's most beloved cover bands, paying tribute to the "songs we all forgot we loved" with astounding detail and massive talent! Hailing from Toronto, the 10+ piece have put their spin on over 600 tunes from the world of classic rock and pop. Don't miss them live this year as they bring more faithfully presented classics to a stage near you!

Rock legend Gene Simmons returns to the stage with his eponymous band, delivering a high-octane live experience packed with attitude and unpredictability. Known as the iconic frontman of KISS, Simmons brings his larger-than-life presence to a raw, no-rules performance style where anything can happen.

With almost 300 years between them, veteran rockers AC/DC show no signs of slowing down and are back after nine years! Their 17th studio album, 2020's 'Power Up', which was yet another masterful compilation of rollicking rock'n'roll anthems filled with plenty of Angus Young's flaming licks and Brian Johnson's banshee vocal growls. Power Up hit Number One in 21 countries and became one of the biggest-selling albums of that year.

British hellraisers Bring Me The Horizon are no strangers to controversy. The brash, in-your-face metalcore band makes no apologies for their outlandish antics and onstage behavior. While their blend of emo and deathcore may be divisive, it introduced a whole new generation to metal. In 2015, the band took a more mature direction with the release of That's The Spirit, a triumphant album that spawned arena-filling tours. Now, the Sheffield mob are one of the world's biggest metal bands, becoming mainstream while not compromising on their heavy metal edge.