TIckets for the Feb. 23 Cage the Elephant show at the Beaumont Club go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday.
On sale Friday
- Cover Wars, Feb. 11, VooDoo Lounge. $13.75
- Motorhead, Clutch and Valient Thorr, Feb. 17, Midland. $9.89
- Winter Jam, Feb. 18, VooDoo Lounge. $14.75
- Lewis Black, March 25, Midland. $39.75-$59.75
- Coheed and Cambria, April 8, Midland. $25
- Devotchka, March 19, Midland. $19.99
On sale Saturday
- Cage the Elephant, Feb. 23, Beaumont. $25.70
- Randy Rogers Band, Feb. 26, Beaumont. $20.90
- Deftones, April 25, VooDoo Lounge. $38.75-$85.25
- New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys, July 16, Sprint Center. $29.50-$89.50
- Foals, April 22, Beaumont. $9.65
- Interpol, April 24, Beaumont. $25.
- Keller Williams, March 12, Liberty Hall. $25.
Recently added
- Rickey Smiley, Jan. 22, Midland. $49.50-$59.50
- Chris Thomas King, Feb.11, Knuckleheads. $12
- Acoustic Cafe Tour featuring Carrie Rodriquez, Erin McKeown and Mary Gauthier, Feb.15, Knuckleheads. $18
- Irv Da Phenom, Feb. 20, Beaumont. $8.75
- Rev Peyton’s Big Damn Band, Feb. 25, Knuckleheads. $10
- King Harvest, March 3, Knuckleheads. $6
- Genitorturers, March 5, Beaumont. $20.90
- Garrison Keillor, March 9, Lied Center. $43.50-$49.75
- Victor Wooten Band and Stanley Clarke Band, March 11, Granada. $25
- Galactic featuring Cyril Neville, March 18, Granada. $20 1229
- Alpin Hong, April 8, Lied Center. $31
- Opiate, April 16, Beaumont. $13.30
- Dread Zeppelin, June 4, Knuckleheads. $20
- Trampled Under Foot CD Release Party, March 18, Knuckleheads. $10
- Jimmie Vaughan, March 23, Knuckleheads. $20
- Tom Russell, March 29, Knuckleheads. $25
- Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, April 7, Knucklheads. $8
Also on sale
- Waka Winter Classic, Jan. 20, Crosstown Station. $5
- MindzEye and the 3Dimensions, Jan. 21, Crosstown Station. $3
- Jason Boland & the Stragglers, Bart Crow Band, Sam Silva & the Good, John D. Hale and Scott Ford Band, Jan. 22, Beaumont. $22.40
- Ozzy Osbourne and Slash, Jan. 22, Sprint Center. $28.50-$74
- Big Smith, Jan. 22, Crosstown Station. $10
- Kansas City Rock and Metal Fest, Jan. 22, Uptown. $13.30
- Miranda Cosgrove, Jan. 24, Uptown. $37.05-$85.75
- Never Shout Never, Jan. 26, Granada. $22.25
Sure be glad when summer gets here....yaaaawwwwnnnnnn.....
Posted by: MetalHEAD | January 20, 2011 at 01:56 PM
Although it's not until May, tickets are on sale on Knuckleheads website for a reunion gig by The Rainmakers. That will be a great night for those of us who consistently packed Parody Hall back in the day to see them. I also recall their '87 show at a packed Memorial Hall, the night before Thanksgiving. Probably their biggest headlining show in KC (and possibly their best). I have seen Bob on stage several times since, but getting the band back together excites me way more than, say, The Get Up Kids reunion.
Posted by: Kilby | January 20, 2011 at 09:07 PM
Saw The Rainmakers perform at the amphitheatre at Worlds of Fun during grad night. Not sure of the capacity of that place.
Posted by: Kurt | January 21, 2011 at 07:52 AM
Sorry, MetalHEAD, but music fans have some pretty eclectic tastes and require more than dozens of Nu-Metal bands that sound exactly alike. Sitting through two hours of repetitive noise is not high on my list of fun. Speaking of Metal, it must be hard to be a fan of this antiquated genre. It was always pretty much a boys-club anyway, as the girls always liked the Hair bands who tried to look just like them.
Also, you either have bands to go see who are long in the tooth like Ozzy, Maiden, AC/DC, or Judas Priest-fine bands all, but WAY past their primes-or you have the new breed of Metal in which you can't understand any of the lyrics and the guitarists possess only about a tenth of the talent of their predecessors. I gave up on Metal before Nirvana and the Grunge bands finally kicked it to the curb.
Posted by: Paul Kersey | January 21, 2011 at 08:27 AM
Yaaaawwwnnnn.....can't wait for comments from those not quite so obtuse as to assume one's musical predilections somehow correspond to an on-line nom de guerre.
That's means "name" in case you're lacking reference material..
Posted by: MetalHEAD | January 21, 2011 at 01:11 PM
Does anybody have presale information about Jimmy Buffett? I'd like to get tickets before the rush sells out the floor on monday.
Posted by: onebrownjeff | January 21, 2011 at 04:30 PM
Ya yawned at every other show listed here, tired MetalHEAD, so I simply did the math......and I prefer "moniker" to that French nonsense you just blathered. This is Kansas City, not some Francois Truffaut flick.
Posted by: Paul Kersey | January 22, 2011 at 07:13 AM