Matisyahu's breakthrough came in 2006 with his album Youth. Since then, Matisyahu has refined his genre-bending music over a further four studio albums, exploring themes of devotion and spirituality with a deftness of touch that has been fully embraced by the mainstream. His latest record was 2017's Undercurrent, which peaked at 16 on the US charts.

Founded in London towards the end of the punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs revolve around brothers Tim and Richard Butler and their art-rock, indie rock sound. The band first came to the notice of mainstream American audiences in 1986 when director John Hughes used their their song 'Pretty in Pink' in his movie of the same name.

Citizen Cope has been pursuing his laid-back brand of hip-hop-inflected rock for over a decade now. This year he's back on the road in support of his 2019 record Heroin and Helicopters. His first in seven years, Cope will perform a stripped back and acoustic set as he delves into his thoughts on religion, politics, and society as teased in lead single "Justice".

Endorsed by Mick Fleetwood himself, Fleetwood Mask formed in 2010 fuelled by their mutual adoration of the British-American rock phenomenon. Branching out from their home base in the San Francisco Bay Area, the passionate sextet quickly rose to national attention as one of the finest Fleetwood Mac tribute acts in the business, bringing a touch of theatrical flair to proceedings by donning masks whenever they perform live.

Jonny Lang is a singer, songwriter and guitar prodigy, having joined his first band when he was just twelve and seeing an album go platinum only two years later! Don't let his blonde boy-next-door looks and charm fool you, Lang has a voice that can rival the most seasoned jazz and blues vocalists.