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Experience the breathtaking power and artistry of YAMATO – The Drummers of Japan in Tamayura: Echoes of the Soul. Founded in 1993, YAMATO has performed over 4,000 shows worldwide, bringing the energy and spirit of Japanese taiko drumming to life. With more than 40 drums, from massive odaiko to smaller rhythms, the drummers combine music, movement and emotion in a visceral, immersive performance. Stunning choreography, intricate rhythms and raw physicality create an unforgettable celebration of sound, energy and human connection.

Celebrate the music of one of the most influential singer-songwriters with Tapestry, the Carole King Songbook, starring acclaimed artist Suzanne O Davis. This tribute concert brings the warmth of a 1970s Carole King show to life, featuring the complete Tapestry album and timeless hits written by King and Gerry Goffin, including “I Feel the Earth Move,” “It’s Too Late” and “You’ve Got a Friend.” With storytelling, multimedia and masterful performance, Davis captures the spirit and enduring magic of Carole King’s legendary music.

Celebrate 25 years of electrifying music with the Red Hot Chilli Pipers on their Anniversary World Tour. Masters of “Bagrock,” they fuse Scottish Highland tradition with high voltage rock, performing hits from Queen, Coldplay and Robbie Williams alongside classics like “Amazing Grace” and “The Flowers of Scotland.” With world-class pipers, drummers and musicians, this high-energy show delivers blazing rhythms, unforgettable performances and unstoppable stage presence in a night of pure musical adrenaline.

Celebrate 30 years of friendship with Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp, original stars of RENT, in a brand-new duo show. Enjoy an unforgettable night of music, stories and fun featuring songs from their careers, influences and iconic hits from RENT, where it all began. Tony-nominated Pascal and Rapp have continued to shine on Broadway, film and TV, now bringing their chemistry and history to the stage for a special, celebratory evening fans will never forget.