10-man acapella group Straight No Chaser, who found fame on Youtube after forming at Indiana University, continually dazzle audiences with their renditions of pop classic and modern chart hits with highlights "Let It Go", and Pharrell Williams' "Happy" catapulting the group to mainstream success. This fall, they're back on the road again, celebrating the holiday season on the Top Shelf tour!

The holidays are on the way and what's more Christmassy than the carols? If you're in the mood for a festive sing-a-long, our friends at fever have you covered with this wonderful yuletide concert, featuring all your favorite carols played by a talented string quartet in an evocative candlelit venue. So Come All Ye Faithful and enjoy a not-so-Silent Night of Joy To The World!

Since releasing her first recording in 1990, Ani DiFranco has established herself as one of the most influential and inspirational artists of the modern era. DiFranco's innovative guitar style, signature percussive fingerpicking, expressive vocals and incisive lyrics - along with a constitutional inability to be anything less than totally real - have earned her a loyal, dedicated fan base and ongoing critical acclaim.

Scottish-born Tony Award-winning Broadway thespian and star of the large and small screen, the immensely talented Alan Cumming brings you wisdom and youth on his 'Not Acting His Age' tour. Cumming's will be discussing all things sex, death and bacchanalia as he covers the topic of aging along with gravity, the quality of life and the time he got punched in the stomach.

Spend an evening with Broadway darling Sutton Foster as she performs some of Broadway's biggest hits, some of her own original music and delightful conversation in the unique and inspiring event. A two-time Tony winner, Sutton Foster's enviable vocals, dancing and irrepressible stage presence has seen her headline some of Broadway's biggest shows, including Anything Goes, Little Women, Young Frankenstein and Thoroughly Modern Millie. She's also a familiar face to television viewers, from series such as Bunheads and Younger.

First rising to mainstream attention as the feisty Spanish fencer who uttered the immortal lines "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." in the endlessly quotable 1987 cult film The Princess Bride, Hollywood heavyweight Mandy Patinkin has courted the spotlight on both stage and screen, simultaneously making a name for himself on Broadway with Tony-winning and nominated turns in Evita and Sunday In the Park With George.