Latin American songstress Ana Barbara is renowned across the globe for her talents in music, modelling and acting! Beginning her career in the mid-nineties Barbara has gone onto become a truly international superstar and is one of the few Latin American artists to see her popularity reach the furthest corners of the world.

A tribute band to the music of Sublime, Badfish try to emulate their heroes by attempting to combine reggae, hip hop, funk, punk, and ska. This blend may sound odd but the combination of all these styles creates an electric atmosphere which will have you singing along without realizing why and the band turn in such convincing performances to make their heroes proud!

Oregon indie band STRFKR are heading out on an extensive US tour this year to support their album Parallel Realms' out March 1. The band kick things off in California this March, before ending their 4-month stint in Phoenix Arizona. With support from Ruth Radelet and Holy Wave this is shaping up to be one of the most electric tours of the year.

Hailing from Tampico, Tamaulipas, La Santa Grifa is a Mexican underground rap group that are best known for their daring and gritty hits about the dark side of street life. The Mexican born hip-hop artists combine slow ominous beats with their fast-paced explicit rap style. La Santa Grifa is a shining light of the Mexican rap culture and stays ahead of the curve upon each release. The brains behind such hits as Tocame' and Amnesia' are coming to a stage near you soon!

Birmingham, Alabama natives St Paul and the Broken Bones blend tight horn lines and Southern-fried soul to form music that's buzzing with electricity. As such, their live shows are no sit-down affairs and front man Paul Janeway brings the gospel-soaked goodness of his vocals to stage with the energy of a young James Brown.

Jesus "Aguaje" Ramos, original trombonist of the legendary Cuban outfit Buena Vista Social Club, leads an ensemble including three fellow original Club members for a tour of North America this fall! Along with pianist Emilio Senon Morales Ruiz, percussionist "Betun" Luis Mariano Valiente Marin and bassist Fabian Garcia, the famed latin-jazz combination from Havana bring you the music that made the world famous BVSC the biggest selling Cuban band in history.