Having already logged a year on the road, Nickelback is extending their Dark Horse Tour with another pass through North America in 2010. The 30 dates kick off on April 6 in London, ON, and wind down on June 3 in Vancouver, BC.

Although the bulk of the dates will be in the U.S., eight of them are slated for north of the border. Nickelback will be Toronto and Montreal as well. International performances will provide a ramp up to the spring swing.

Nickelback's sixth studio outing, the double-platinum Dark Horse, was released in November, 2008 and still holds a place on the Billboard charts after debuting and topping out at number two. The latest single, “Never Gonna Be Alone,” is currently making noise at radio.

Over one million fans attended the band's 2009 Dark Horse shows, leading to a gross of nearly $50 million and the 11th most successful tour of the year. The 2010 run is on track to top those numbers.

Nickelback was also recently anointed by Billboard as the group of the decade.

Supporting acts for the 2010 dates include Breaking Benjamin, Shinedown and Sick Puppies.

With three Grammy awards and an Emmy on his shelf and a new album in stores, Harry Connick, Jr. is taking his show on the road.

Backed by an orchestra, Connick will play selections from his new Grammy-nominated release, Your Songs, as well as standards and tunes from throughout his career like “It Had to Be You” and “A Wink and a Smile.”

A show like this deserves to be seen in a great venue and there are plenty on the schedule. A consummate performer, Connick hits Santa Barbara's glorious Arlington Theatre on January 26. San Diego's wonderful Copley Symphony Hall hosts Harry and the gang two nights later on January 28.

Having sold more than 25 million records worldwide puts Connick in a league, not so much of his own, but definitely of only a few. The New Orleans native and occasional actor has also had 10 releases top the jazz charts, more than any other artist in U.S. history.

At Baltimore's Lyric Opera House, Connick will surely delight fans just as he did recently at the 32nd Annual Kennedy Center Honors.

Feeling romantic? Spend Valentine's Day with Connick in Jacksonville, Florida and let him melt your heart with his renditions of the Lennon/McCartney classic "And I Love Her" and Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling In Love With You."

The Your Songs tour will touch down on both coasts with Connick's 13-city run ending in Virginia Beach on February 19.