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.

First formed to provide the music to legendary producer Miles Copland's Bellydance Superstars troupe, Beats Antique is composed of David Satori on the guitar, saz and viola, Sidecar Tommy Cappel on the keys and toy piano, and Zoe Jakes, belly dancer, and composer extraordinaire. Together the experimental trio creates a heady fusion of Balkan-style wedding music, electronica, Middle Eastern riffs, Gypsy Jazz and flamenco amongst other world music genres, all packaged within a highly entertaining live show.

Created in 1993 by Masa Ogawa in the city of Nara, the Yamato drummers have been touring the world every year since its opening. With the use of the traditional Japanese Waikado drum, the group put on a sensational performance that is gripping from start to finish. This is an authentic Japanese cultural experience, giving audiences a taste of the rich, powerful sound of the nation's music. The drummers perform to a variety of audiences and in a range of concert venues, as well as in smaller venues and school workshops.

Grammy-winning Mexican singer-songwriter Carin Leon is hitting the road on his '2026 De Sonora, Para El Mundo Tour'! Bringing his sound from his homeland in Summer 2026, fans can expect a show full of his greatest hits and romantic tunes delivered during a high-energy performance as Leon brings the sounds of ranchera, corrido, banda, and sierren music to your city!

Attention all Moomoos, Mamamoo is back on the road, bringing their K-POP stylings to arenas across the country on their World Tour, in support of their newest, as yet to be named record. Back together following their 2023 hiatus, join Solar, Moon Byul, Whee In, and Hwa Sa as this exciting new chapter begins this summer!

The Gipsy Kings are hugely influential figures in the world of flamenco and, more widely, world music as a whole. They blend flamenco with a sprinkling of Latin rhythms, western pop and jazz. Comprised of two sets of brothers, the Reyes' and the Baliardos, who banded together in 1979 under the original moniker Los Reyes, the group have sold over 25 million records worldwide.