August 13, 2009

Tickets on sale

Today

  • Brooke Waggoner, Sept. 23, Record Bar. $8-$10
  • Nile, Jan. 24, the Beaumont Club. $20

Friday

  • Stephen Lynch, Oct. 15, Midland. $27.75-$32.75 (Presale today)

Saturday

  • Classic Rock Reunion with Brian Howe of Bad Company, Shooting Star, Foghat and Missouri, Sept. 25, Starlight. $19-$75
  • Ben Folds, Oct. 26, Liberty Hall. (Price not available)
  • Perez Hilton Presents Ida Maria, Ladyhawke, Semi Precious Weapons, Sept. 23, Beaumont Club. $16.50 (Presale today and Friday)
  • Relient K, Oct. 15, Beaumont Club. $17.50 (Presale today and Friday)
  • Tonic Sol-Fa, Dec. 17, Folly Theater. $24.50-$29.50

Aug 13, 2009 1:28:45 PM

1 Comment

mankvill

NIIIIIIIIIIILEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also: Ben Folds! :)

Posted by: mankvill | August 13, 2009 at 04:56 PM

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