John Waters loves Christmas, and he wants you to know. The legendary cult-filmmaker takes to the stage with his traditional one-man monologue, extolling the virtues of everyone's favorite holiday, from offering advice on Christmas films and music to asking the important questions you've always wanted to be answered by the people's pervert, such as 'Is Santa erotic?'

As American as apple pie, The Eagles are the best-selling US band of all time. This five member tribute band excel in recreating the sound of the California band, from the instrumentation to the wonderful, five-part harmonies. Their sets consist of the Eagles greatest hits, plus some solo songs from Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Glenn Frey.

Hot Tuna (also the name of an Ozzie surf brand randomly) is made up of co-founders and continuing core members Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, a duo with a unique combination of blues, jazz, bluegrass & folk influences. They've been making music together for fifty years, playing together as teenagers and later in the iconic '60s band The Jefferson Airplane, where Kaukonen played lead guitar and Casady was on bass.

Smooth soul crooner Jeffrey Osborne rose to prominence as the frontman and lyricist of popular RnB and Funk outfit LTD in the late 60s and 70s, but secured a lasting legacy as a solo artist with five gold and platinum albums to his name, including the classics Stay With Me Tonight and Only Human.

In 2009, Billboard Magazine named Boney James the Jazz Musician of the Decade and the tremendously talented saxophonist certainly lives up to that moniker. While seen as a forerunner of the smooth jazz movement, Boney's style of playing combines pop and RnB and his style is often seen as grittier and more textured than the easy-listening genre.

From singing to her friends at the dinner table to dazzling in diamonds and a floor-length gown on stage - Countess Luann de Lesseps brings you an evening of glitz and glamour with her distinctive OTT style! The Real Housewives of New York star teams up with iconic Broadway director Richard Jay-Alexander and Musical Director Brian Nash.