12 of the biggest artists coming to London in 2017 including Adele, Little Mix, Busted and Craig David

Prepare for a year of fantastic entertainment right on your doorstep.

2017 welcomes with it music from popular artists from across the world.

Of course the likes of Adele already have sold out performances, but with other artists performing throughout the year at venues like The O2 Arena, Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith and 02 Shepherd's Bush Empire, there is plenty to look forward to.

Here's a guide of just some of the artists who are stopping off in the capital in 2017.

SSE Arena, Wembley

Craig David

With the return of Craig David taking the music industry by force, no one can doubt his success in 2016.

The British singer, songwriter and rapper has 20 UK Top 40 singles to his name, he has released seven UK top 40 albums and as a solo artist, has sold over 14 million records worldwide.

His 2016 album, Following My Intuition will be the name of his tour, which he is also taking to the O2 Arena on March 25 and 26.

SSE Arena, Wembley: April 9.

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Wembley Stadium

Adele

Cologne Germany December 2015 (Photo by Sascha Steinbach/Getty Images)

Adele returns to the capital in yet another sell out performance.

The The multi-award winning artist will be performing under the famous arch in her The Finale show which concludes her world tour.

June 28 and 29, July 1 and 2.

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The O2 Arena

Drake

2016 was an extremely successful year for Drake with his hit One Dance spending a massive 15 weeks at number one, falling just short of Bryan Adams' 16 week record with Everything I Do, I Do It For You.

The Grammy-Award winning and platinum-selling recording artist will perform eight shows at the arena on his Boy Meets World Tour.

January 28 until February 15.

Black Sabbath

This will be your last chance to see Black Sabbath on tour as a band.

Currently in Europe, the farewell tour will see band members Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler returning home to end their Black Sabbath journey.

Black Sabbath on the main stage on the second day of Download music 2016

January 29 until January 31.

The Vamps

The pop rock band came onto the music scene just four years ago, with their first single, 'Can We Dance' debuting at number two in the UK charts.

With runways, ramps and pits set to be part of the stage set up, audience members are sure to be in for an exciting show, the pit bringing the band closer to the audience.

May 13.

Shawn Mendes

In his first ever headlining arena tour, Canadian singer-songwriter, Shawn Mendes will be bringing his popular music, including number one singles, Stitches and Treat You Better to fans in London.

Ahead of his tour, Shawn Mendes said: “I’m so excited for the Illuminate World Tour and to head to the UK for the shows there.

"The British fans have been so supportive and this will be my first time headlining in Scotland and Manchester, as well as The O2 in London. I can’t wait.”

June 1 and June 2.

Little Mix

After winning the X-Factor in 2011, Little Mix have gone from strength to strength.

In 2016, their fourth studio album, Glory Days became the bands first number one album in the UK.

Their most well known hits include Shout Out To my Ex, Black Magic and Move.

October 26 and November 25 and 26.

Brixton Academy

The Stranglers

After forming a legacy in the 1970s and through into the 80s, the Stranglers continue to entertain crowds.

The band hit the road again with the Classic Collection tour. Coinciding with the re-release of the band’s entire catalogue from 1977 to 1982.

March 24.

Ne-Yo

American singer-songwriter, Ne-Yo is coming to London, and although he released his debut album more than 10 years ago, the artist is still a big name in the music industry.

The Grammy Award winner has three number one records and has sold over 10 million albums worldwide.

Some of his most famous RnB hits include 'Let Me Love You', 'So Sick' and 'Closer'.

Rescheduled from December 16 to April 7.

Eventim Apollo

Donny Osmond

It will be Donny Osmond's first solo concert tour in the UK for four years, as the legendary singer celebrates 50 years in the industry.

He has three UK number one singles to his name, nine UK Top 10 singles and has sold more than 100 million records.

January 31 until February 1.

Busted

The pop rock band formed 17 years ago and since then have sold more than 5 million albums worldwide.

'Year 3000' and 'What I Go To School For' are some of the bands earlier music, before they split, with two of the original members, Matt and James, announcing plans to create a supergroup with McFly, called McBusted in 2013.

Now reformed as the original Busted band with Charlie Simpson, their UK tour follows the release of their most recent single, On What You’re On.

Ahead of the tour, Charlie said: “We can't wait for people to hear this songs and be able to share what we have been working so hard on for the past twelve months.”

February 3.