Ovens Auditorium

In This Moment is an American rock band formed by guitarist, Chris Howorth, and singer, Maria Brink, in 2005. They started the band with the name, Dying Star. Unsatisfied with their musical direction, they changed their stage name and released their album, Beautiful Tragedy, in 2007.

Spectrum Center

Cheap Trick’s journey into rock music began in 1973, at Rockford, Illinois. The band’s music has traveled around the world, with their second album, “In Color,” finding great success in Japan. They have sold over 20 million albums, and performed live more than 3,000 times.

The Underground

Fame On Fire is an alternative rock group from Ohio that has rapidly become a household name. With catchy, raucous rifts and one-of-a-kind melodies, their hits such as, "It's Not Over" and "Taste of Your Love" will have you captivated. They have been nominated for several awards, providing a testament to the group's talent and musical skill, and their electrifying live performances are something that should not be missed.

Ovens Auditorium

Wanda Sykes is an actress, stand-up comedian, and writer from the United States. She rose to prominence after winning a Primetime Emmy Award for her work as a writer on The Chris Rock Show in 1999. Sykes was rated one of the 25 funniest persons in America by Entertainment Weekly in 2004.

PNC Music Pavilion

Nova Twins is an electrifying rock duo from London. Comprised of vocalist/guitarist Amy Love and bassist Georgia South, the duo has been captivating audiences with their blazing riffs and driving beats since their start in 2015. Their sound fuses elements of punk, hip-hop, and grime with intense rock energy to create a unique and powerful sound. With their latest album Who Are The Girls, Nova Twins has established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the rock world.