From the depths of Scotland comes Daniel Sloss, a star in the making if there ever was one. As one of the world's youngest comedian stars Sloss performed his first solo West End run at the age of 16. At 28, Sloss has achieved two Netflix specials and four solo off-Broadway runs and now he heads out on his biggest tour date, Daniel Sloss: X.

A firm fan favorite of RuPaul's Drag Race season 7, drag queen Katya Zamolodchikova won over audiences and fellow contestants alike, winning the coveted Miss Congeniality title. Later competing and coming runner-up to Alaska in All Stars Season 2, the fiery Russian kween has gone on to scintillate and charm audiences with her very own stand up routines, billing herself as 'the sweatiest woman in show business'. Don't miss the outrageous performer as she hits the road on the 'Help Me, I'm Dying' comedy tour.

Where to start with Pat Metheny? Jazz guitar pioneer and tireless musical innovator, the Missouri-born Metheny's career stretches back over forty years, during which time his stunning fusion of jazz, pop and world music has won him twenty Grammy Awards, and recently saw him become the youngest member of Downbeat's Hall of Fame (the jazz equivalent of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame).

She's a Mexican Native-American actress, comedienne, and former NFL cheerleader (yes, really!). Perhaps it's this varied career path that makes it so easy for Anjelah Johnson to slip into different comedy roles - the most notable being disgruntled fast food worker Bon Qui Qui. Comedy meets music in the able hands of the MadTV alumnus Johnson.

Breakout comedian Nate Bargatze is commonly described as one to watch in the comic circuit. The Tennessee-born stand-up comic is no stranger to high profile shows like Comedy Central Presents and The Tonight Show. A chance to see a comedy star on the rise - before everyone else catches on! He's touring across the States in 2019 with his Good Problem To Have tour.