On sale 9 a.m. Friday
BRIAN AUGER’S OBLIVION EXPRESS
, Aug. 29 ($20, 21+) at FitzGerald’s
DAVE ALVIN AND GUILTY WOMEN
, Aug. 28 ($20, 21+) at FitzGerald’s
DEL CASTILLO
, Aug. 13 ($15, 21+) at FitzGerald’s
PAUL THORN
, Aug. 20 ($20, 21+) at FitzGerald’s
On sale noon Friday
THE ACORN, BASIA BULAT
, Sept. 30 ($10, 21+) at Schubas
BOBBY BARE JR., BLUE GIANT
, Oct. 6-7 ($14, 21+) at Schubas.
CLINIC
, Nov. 11 ($15) Lincoln Hall
DEKE DICKERSON
, Aug. 15 ($10-$12, 21+) at Schubas
JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE, JESSICA LEA MAYFIELD
, Sept. 18 ($13-$15, 21+) at Lincoln Hall
FIRST AID KIT
, Oct. 13 ($15, 18+) at Lincoln Hall
IDLEWILD, HAPPY HOLLOWS
, Nov. 26 ($15, 21+) at Lincoln Hall
MARGOT AND THE NUCLEAR SO AND SOS
, Sept. 19 ($12-$15, all ages) at Lincoln Hall
ORGONE
, Aug. 31 ($10, 18+) at Lincoln Hall
On sale 10 a.m. Saturday
BAND OF HORSES
, Oct. 19 ($31, all ages) at Riviera Theatre
BLONDE REDHEAD
, Oct. 22 ($22.50, 18+) at Vic Theatre
CHRIS BOTTI
, Nov. 13 ($29.50-$65, all ages) at Chicago Theatre
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE, THE SEA AND CAKE
, Oct. 2 ($25, all ages) at Riviera Theatre
CITIZEN COPE
, Oct. 8-9 ($28.50, 18+) at Vic Theatre
THE DANDY WARHOLS
, Oct. 30 ($25, 18+) at Vic Theatre
BRANDON FLOWERS
, Aug. 23 ($25, all ages) at Park West
GUIDED BY VOICES, TIMES NEW VIKING
, Oct. 13 ($30, 21+) Vic Theatre
TOBY KEITH, TRACE ADKINS
, Sept. 18 ($19-$65, all ages) at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
LUDACRIS
, Sept. 11 ($40, 18+) at Park West
On sale noon Saturday
BHOPAL STIFFS
, Oct. 7 ($16-$18, 17+) at Subterranean
CORROSION OF CONFORMITY, RIGHTEOUS FOOL
, Oct. 8 ($22-$23, 21+) at Double Door
CRO-MAGS, OFF!, WHUT?
, Oct. 9 ($22-$23, 21+) at Double Door
ROY ELLIS, MR T BONE, EASTERN STANDARD TIME, GREEN ROOM ROCKERS, DJ CHUCK WREN
, Oct. 10 ($20-$22, 17+) at Subterranean.
HELMET
, Oct. 12 ($15, 21+) at Double Door
RIVERBOAT GAMBLERS
, Oct. 9 ($14-$16, 17+) at Subterranean
Most tickets are available through Ticketmaster: 800-745-3000 and ticketmaster.com. Ticket info is current as of Wednesday. For events not listed, check with the box office.
— Matt Pais
