A passionate pioneer of the Tijuana sound, Herb Alpert's love for music began aged eight, when he discovered his natural flair for the trumpet. Fast forward over 60 years and Alpert is one of America's musical heroes, an eight-time Grammy winner (most recently in 2014), an artist, philanthropist and the only Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee to have entries, both as a singer and a composer. Don't miss the legend live in 2026 as he reforms his iconic band for the Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass & Other Delights tour!

The Kings of Bachata are finally joining forces! After years of fan anticipation and speculation, Romeo Santos and Prince Royce have officially announced their massive 2026 Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour. This historic trek marks the first time these two icons will share a single stage for a full tour, answering the prayers of millions of fans worldwide.

A performance by Lila Downs is always a colorful and unforgettable experience of Mexican culture and arts, as the singer-songwriter incorporates traditional music and dance from a variety of Mesoamerican cultures, as well as native languages and ancient traditions and folklore.

This Canadian soprano-voiced musician specialises in Celtic and Middle-Eastern new age music and recording for the past three decades. Her eclectic Celtic music has received widespread critical acclaim in the new age genre, garnering gold, platinum and multi-platinum sales awards in 15 countries. Since returning to the stage in 2006, she has sporadically toured and recorded new live albums including the 2013 Grammy Award nominated Troubadours on the Rhine.

Described as "Riverdance for the voice", this truly Irish ensemble takes their influences from the likes of Enya, Moya Brennan and Clannad, with their unique spin on traditional songs and modern pieces earning them 10 million albums sold worldwide since their inception. Join the talented troupe as they return to dazzle you with their Irish-infused dance prowess!

Colombian actor, singer and composer Carlos Vives heads to the States for a new tour. One of the country's biggest Latin stars, Vives first came to prominence in 1982 as an actor on the popular telenova shows Pequenos Gigantes and Gallito Ramirez, the latter of which was his first starring role. In recent years, he has acted as a coach on The Voice Colombia, reintroducing his music to a younger generation. His 2015 album Mas + Corazon Profundo won the Best Tropical Latin Album at that year's Grammy Awards!