Comedy Central has joined forces once again with Jon Stewart’s Busboy Productions for it’s fourth biennial event, Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs. The event happens October 13th at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. The benefit will feature Jon Stewart hosting an evening filled with live performances, sketches, and short films from a roster of comedy and celebrity all-stars. Past participants have included Will Arnett, Fred Armisen, Jack Black, Lewis Black, Matthew Broderick, Steve Carell, Kristin Chenoweth, George Clooney, Stephen Colbert, Elvis Costello, and many more. 

The Killers are preparing to take stage next month at the Paradise Theatre in Bronx, New York for the “American Express Unstaged” music series. This is the 11th edition of Unstaged and the show coincides with the release date for the Las Vegas rock band’s fourth studio album, “Battle Born.” Directing the live-stream is German film director Werner Herzog who’s filmography includes “Nosferatu the Vampyre” (1979), “Fitzcarraldo” (1982) and “Invincible” (2001). The show is September 18th and you can also can the band at a Toronto performance September 22nd. 

Action at the US Open Tennis Championship in Flushing, New York, is well underway with defending champion Novak Djokovic and world No. 1 Roger Federer easily sweeping through their first round matches. Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams have enjoyed the same success in their first rounds with three-time US Open championKim Clijsters losing in her second round match. Andy Roddick also announced today that this will be his final tournament, hopefully we will see him make it deep into the event. US Open action continues until September 9th. 

To mark their 40th year of television, The Price is Right, has created The Price Is Right Live Stage Show Tour, a nationally touring version of the studio show. Expect the same excitement, games, cash and merchandise prizes, with even more audience interaction, where many audience members can win right from their seat. From Plinko, Cliffhangers, the Big Wheel, to the fabulous Showcase, enjoy the exhilaration of being a part of your favorite game show as it comes to Las Vegas, Atlantic City, El Paso, Jacksonville, Sioux City, Indianapolis, Green Bay, Rochester, Merrillville, and more. 

With Britain’s Got Talent and America’s Got Talent already producing such worldwide superstars as Paul Potts, Susan Boyle, and Terry Fator, here’s your chance to experience the best of AGT in person with America’s Got Talent Live. Hosted by Jerry Springsteen, the 10-week limited Las Vegas run will feature the winner of the current year’s competition along with your favorite runner-ups and special guests. The show runs from September 29th to November 17th at the Palazzo Theatre in Las Vegas. 

Last week Smashing Pumpkins released the Canadian dates for their fall tour in support of their latest album “Oceana.” Now they’ve announced more dates for the U.S. that includes Everett, San Francisco, San Diego, Universal City, Broomfield, Saint Louis, Rosemont, Saint Paul, Auburn Hills, Boston, Brooklyn, Camden, Fairfax, and more. 

The 26th Annual Bridge School Benefit has been announced for October 20th and 21st at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View,California. The event, organized by musician Neil Young and his wife, Pegi, is an annual, all acoustic, charity event with proceeds directly benefitting the operations of The Bridge School. Stay tuned for lineup announcements. 

The 2013 US Gymnastics Championships features men’s and women’s gymnastics in both the junior and senior divisions. The Championships determine all-around and individual national champions, and the national team for junior and senior elite levels. The USA Gymnastics National Congress and Trade Show will be held in conjunction with 2013 U.S. Gymnastics Championships at the XL Center in Hartford,Connecticut. 

Grammy Award winning Christian rock band Casting Crowns has announced select dates for The Story Tour with Jeremy Camp and Natalie Grant. The band is still supporting their late 2011 release “Come To The Well.” The tour comes to Greensboro, Duluth, Tampa, Hoffman Estates, and San Antonio with more to be announced. 

World Championship Boxing returns to Brooklyn at the brand new, state-of-the-art Barclays Center, featuring a stacked card and a super-lightweight match up between unbeaten Danny “Swift” Garcia who will be defending his WBA Super, WBC & Ring Magazine Super Lightweight World Championships against legendary future Hall of Famer Erik “El Terrible” Morales. Also featured is Brooklyn’s own Paulie “Magic Man” Malignaggi as he puts his World Boxing Association (WBA) Welterweight World Championship on the line against hard-hitting Pablo Cesar “El Demoledor” Cano. Catch all the action October 20th. 

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
The Faint,
Deftones,
Enrique Bunbury,
Falling In Reverse,
3OH!3 & Sammy Adams,
Coheed and Cambria,
Less Than Jake,
Streetlight Manifesto,
Drive By Truckers, and
Wiz Khalifa.

Top Selling Pro Football Games:

1. Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 12/16 @ Arlington
2. San Francisco 49ers vs. Detroit Lions 9/16 @ San Francisco
3. Dallas Cowboys vs. Chicago Bears 10/1 @ Arlington
4. New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys 9/5 @ East Rutherford
5. Seattle Seahawks vs. Dallas Cowboys 9/16 @ Seattle
6. Dallas Cowboys vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9/23 @ Arlington
7. Seattle Seahawks vs. Green Bay Packers 9/24 @ Seattle
8. Oakland Raiders vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 9/23 @ Oakland
9. Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants 10/28 @ Arlington
10. Cleveland Browns vs. Philadelphia Eagles 9/9 @ Cleveland

Top Selling College Football Games:

1. Auburn Tigers vs. Clemson Tigers 9/1 @ Atlanta
2. Cowboys Classic: Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Michigan Wolverines 9/1 @ Arlington
3. Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Navy Midshipmen 9/1 @ Dublin Ireland
4. UCLA Bruins vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers 9/8 @ Pasadena
5. Michigan State Spartans vs. Boise State Broncos 8/31 @ East Lansing
6. Auburn Tigers vs. Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks 9/15 @ Auburn
7. Mississippi Rebels vs. Texas Longhorns 9/15 @ Mississippi
8. Michigan State Spartans vs. Iowa Hawkeyes 10/13 @ East Lansing
9. Texas A&M Aggies vs. LSU Tigers 10/20 @ College Station
10. Tennessee Volunteers vs. Florida Gators 9/15 @ Knoxville

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The US Open Tennis Championship returns to Flushing, New York, on Monday. Featuring world No. 1, reigning Wimbledon champion, and five-time US Open champion, Roger Federer, who goes for an historic sixth championship. In his way are defending US Open champion and No. 2 seed Novak Djokovic and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Andy Murray. On the women’s side world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka of Belarus has been named the top seed against a field that includesSerena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Samantha Stosur, and three-time US Open champion Kim Clijsters, in what is to be her final US Open appearance. The tournament runs until September 9th. 

Mercedes Benz Fashion Week swings into high gear once again this September at Damrosch Park At Lincoln Center in New York City. Showcasing the latest styles from some of fashion’s most prominent designers, events include showcases from such designers as Richard Chai, Tadashi Shoji, Jill Stuart, Chado Ralph Rucci, and Vera Wang. Be a part of the festivities September 6th through the 11th.

Jonas Brothers return to the stage in what’s being hailed as their only U.S. show this year at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall. With television and movies keeping Kevin, Joe, and Nick from performing together the last couple of years, their New York performance will be a chance for them to showcase past favorites as well as new material. The boys come to RCMH October 11th. 

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons are coming to Broadway for a week long engagement starting October 19th. Just in time for the group’s 50th anniversary, the concert will be the first time Mr. Valli will perform hits like “Big Girls Don’t Cry” and “Sherry” on Broadway. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group will also be coming to Vienna, Cohasset, Hyannis, Denver, Lincoln, Minneapolis, Appleton, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Charlotte, Atlantic City, Atlanta, Biloxi, and more. 

Batman Live kicks off its U.S. tour on September 5th. The high-intensity arena “stunt-and-story” show features a production with 42 cast members, elaborate sets, and pyrotechnics. A hit in Britain and South America last year, the scripted-adventure show strikes the right chord with young audiences as it strives for a more “giddy bombast as opposed to graphic-novel gravitas.” The show comes to Anaheim, Saint Paul, San Jose, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Oklahoma City, Rio Rancho, Colorado Springs, Loveland, Wichita, and more. 

Journey, one of the most popular American rock bands of all time, has added a ton of dates to their current tour with Pat Benatar andLoverboy. Now you have more chances to see the legendary band more than 30 years after the release of their iconic anthem “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Journey comes to Atlanta, Tulsa, Tampa, West Palm Beach, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Montreal, Columbus, Evansville, Moline, Sioux City, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Kelowna and many more. 

Three Days Grace just announced a special, intimate 12 city tour in advance of their highly anticipated new album, “Transit Of Venus,” due out October 2nd. With their first single from the disc “Chalk Outline” already out, the band promises a bit of a new direction with their latest album. The Canadian rockers come to Buffalo, San Antonio, Dallas, Saint Louis, Minneapolis, Detroit, Columbus, Washington, DC, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charlotte, and Nashville. 

Smashing Pumpkins have released the Canadian dates for their fall tour in support of their latest album “Oceana.” Shows will include a performance of the entire album followed by a selection of classics and deep cuts. The band comes to Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal, with more North American dates to be announced. 

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Silversun Pickups,
Coheed and Cambria,
Matisyahu,
Hall & Oates,
Mika,
Donavon Frankenreiter,
CMT on Tour: Jake Owent,
Motionless In White,
Converge,
moe.,
Stuart McLean, and
Sleigh Bells.

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Team USA’s Fierce Five brought home Gold in the London Olympics, and now members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team join the cast of Kellogg’s Tour Of Gymnastics Champions. Other performers include 2008 Olympic all-around champion Nastia Liukin, and her fellow 2008 Olympic team silver medalists Chellsie Memmel andAlicia Sacramone. The 40 city tour kicks off September 8th and comes to San Jose, Ontario, San Diego, Glendale, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Las Vegas, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Broomfield, Oklahoma City, and many more. 

Top-Ten season 9 finalists for Fox Television’s So You Think You Can Dance? are hitting the road for a 30-city tour starting in October. The tour will feature the season’s most popular routines as well as specially created numbers. That means Audrey, Chehon, Cole, Cyrus, Eliana, George, Lindsay, Tiffany, Will, and Witney are coming to such cities as San Diego, Los Angeles, Oakland, Phoenix, Grand Prairie, Saint Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Rosemont, Buffalo, and many more. 

Axl Rose and Guns N’ Roses are performing 12 shows in Las Vegasat The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. The Sin City residency starts on Halloween and runs until November 24th. Billed as “Appetite for Democracy” the appearances will be a follow up to their two sold-out New Year’s Eve shows in Las Vegas. 

Celine Dion just performed her 100th show at The Colosseum at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas, and as if that wasn’t enough, she just announced 29 more dates for the Colosseum beginning in December. The residency, directed by Grammy Awards producer Ken Ehrlich, features Dion backed by a 31-piece orchestra and band, performing her biggest hits along with timeless classics. The added dates will see Celine performing until March of next year. 

John Legend announces his “Love In The Future” tour. The national tour in support of Legend’s upcoming album “Love In the Future” launches in October and taps Stay Barthe and Lianne La Havas as support. The tour comes to Huntington, Austin, Sarasota, Atlanta, Washington, DC, Montclair, Atlantic City, Brooklyn, Detroit, Chicago, Toronto, Houston, and more. 

Alanis Morissette releases her new album, “Havoc And Bright Lights” later this month. In conjunction with a new album she also announces a new round of dates for her fall tour. After a South American excursion, she returns to North America and comes to San Diego, Pomona, Big Sur, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, Boise, Denver, Minneapolis, Chicago, Boston, Waterbury, New York City, Silver Spring, Atlanta, and more. 

Prince Royce announces U.S. dates for his Phase II Tour. Performing hits from his first two award-winning albums, the classy bachatero will be backed by a ten-piece bachata band. The 20 date U.S. tour kicks off in Philadelphia and comes to San Antonio, Wallingford, New York City, Lynn, Flushing, Providence, Silver Spring, Charlotte, Atlanta, New Orleans, Odessa, Austin, Indio, Los Angeles, and more. 

With Phish’s summer tour wrapping up, it gives frontman Trey Anastasio time to prepare for his fall solo tour. The solo tour kicks off shortly after the release of his upcoming album “Traveler,” due out October 16th. Trey comes to Detroit, Chicago, Columbus, Stroudsburg, Richmond, Silver Spring, New York City, Boston, and Port Chester. 

Toronto singer-songwriter The Weeknd has announced a new 21 city fall solo tour. The tour will also see some dates with him opening for Florence & The Machine. The reclusive singer and father of the “House Of Balloons,” “Echoes Of Silence,” and “Thursday” mixtapes is coming to Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, Orlando, Miami Beach, Atlanta, Charlotte, Boston, New York City, Bronx, and Montreal, with more to be announced.

After a successful summer run, English singer-songwriter David Gray announces another round of U.S. dates this fall. The platinum-selling artist will kick off an eight date East Coast tour featuring the music from his 2010 release “Foundling,” 2009’s “Draw the Line,” and his most successful album to date, “White Ladder.” He comes to Charlottesville, Asheville, Wilmington, Lancaster, Port Chester, New Brunswick, Torrington, and Baltimore. 

After a short run of sold out performances in 2010, Madea returns to the stage in Tyler Perry’s Madea Gets A Job. Starring Tyler Perry, the play deals with the uncertainty of our nation’s economic outlook, as Madea is forced to get a job. The play is described as “a high-spirited and uplifting performance from a collection of talented and seasoned cast members,” and comes to Columbus, Albany, Greensboro, Macon, New Orleans, Mobile, North Little Rock, Greenville, Columbia, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Augusta, Seattle, and Milwaukee. 

Come join country music’s greatest living artist, George Jones, on his farewell tour. The 80-year-old artist has already battled illnesses and hospitalizations this year and is turning in the reigns to an amazing and stellar career. “The Grand Tour” includes around 60 cities. Don’t miss out on your chance to experience a true legend as he comes to Savannah, Durham, Northampton, Biloxi, Houston, Huntington, Myrtle Beach, Fort Wayne, Wichita, Branson, Midland, Mahnomen, Deadwood, Peoria, Hiawassee, and many more. 

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Alexisonfire,
Joss Stone,
Gym Class Heroes,
Jack White, and
Gov’t Mule.

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Brooklyn’s favorite daughter, Barbra Streisand is filling out her tour with additional dates for the U.S. and Canada. Having previously announced shows in New York City for October, the songstress will take to the road with special guests Chris Botti and Il Volo. The tour comes to Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Chicago, and Vancouver. 

For the first time in 15 years, the surviving members of The Monkees, Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, and Peter Tork, will be taking to the road on a national tour. Unfortunately Davy Jones isn’t around to see it, having passed away from a heart attack earlier this year, but he will be commemorated with such hits as “Pleasant Valley Sunday” and “I’m A Believer,” and a tribute to him is also in the works. The tour itinerary includes Escondido, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Cupertino, Minneapolis, Chicago, Lakewood, Buffalo, Glenside, New Brunswick, Huntington, and New York City. 

Bill O’Reilly & Dennis Miller have teamed up for the Bolder & Fresher Tour. Bill O’Reilly, the godfather of “no spin”, and five-time Emmy award winner and king of rants, Dennis Miller, provide a one-of-a-kind experience of comedy and political discourse as only they know how to bring. Join the duo as they come to Atlanta, Austin, and Houston. 

Been wanting to hear Regina Spektor performing songs off her latest album, “What We Saw from the Cheap Seats” live? Well, don’t despair because after her summer tour ends, she’s embarking on a fall excursion that will send her across Canada and the U.S. She will be joined on the road by Only Son, and comes to Baltimore, Port Chester, Providence, Storrs Mansfield, Portland, Montreal, Toronto, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, New York City, and more. 

Tim McGraw & Faith Hill team up again for the return of their “Soul2Soul” show, with a Las Vegas residency that kicks off in December. Toted as the biggest musical event The Venetian has ever held, the latest edition of the show promises an all new production with the innovative lighting design and set technologies you’ve come to expect from “Soul2Soul” concerts. This residency will mark the first time the husband and wife duo have performed together in the U.S. since 2007. The show runs at The Venetian in Las Vegas from December 7th to April 27th. 

The Teachers Rock benefit, scheduled for Los Angeles at Nokia Theatre August 14th, has added Garth Brooks to the lineup. Already featuring some of the biggest names in music and sports, proceeds go to benefit Teach For America, Donors Choose, and Feeding America’s Backpack Program. Other artists slated to perform include Josh Groban, Dierks Bentley, and fun, with appearances by Miranda Cosgrove, Josh Hutcherson, and more. CBS will air the event August 18th. 

Grammy-nominated Philadelphian and acclaimed singer Melody Gardot will launch a U.S. concert tour this September behind her newly released album “The Absence.” The album has steadily been in the Top 10 of several countries including France, Germany, and Japan, and has reached number 1 on the Billboard and iTunes Jazz Charts. Catch the riveting singer as she comes to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia. 

American pop punk band All Time Low announces a fall 2012 headlining tour called “The Rock Show At The End of the World.” Hitting the road in support of their forthcoming fifth studio album, the tour will see the band perform over 30 shows in a month and a half. Joining the band on tour are The Summer Set, Downtown Fiction, and Hit The Lights. The tour comes to Sayreville, Rochester, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver, Boise, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, West Hollywood, Anaheim, Las Vegas, and many more. 

Disney On Ice releases its 2012 holiday season calendar. With shows that include 100 Years of Magic, Dare to Dream, Rockin’ Ever After, Treasure Trove, and Worlds of Fantasy, the productions bring all of your favorite Disney characters and stories to life through the artistry of ice skating for an unforgettable family experience. Find Disney on Ice in Lakeland, Sunrise, Orlando, Providence, Miami, Rosemont, Saint Louis, Memphis, Tulsa, El Paso, Nashville, and many more. 

Two new bouts have joined UFC 154 in Montreal as it was announced that Pablo Garza will face Mark Hominick and Francis Carmont will fight Tom Lawlor. The headlining bout is a welterweight title unification bout between Georges St. Pierre and Carlos Condit, depending on how well St. Pierre recovers from a torn ACL injury. UFC 154 is November 17th at the Bell Centre. 

Also in MMA action, prepare for a five-round heavyweight showdown on UFC on FX, as contender Travis “Hapa” Browne battles Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva in Minneapolis October 5th. Browne is undefeated in his UFC career and takes on a resurgent Silva. Other bouts on the card include TUF season 14 winner John Dodson against flyweight Jussier Formiga,Matt Mitrione vs. Rob Broughton in heavyweight action, and Josh Neer vs. Justin Edwards in the welterweight division. 

InsideOut Sports + Entertainment announced that the Champions Series tennis circuit has been renamed the PowerShares Series, and will feature Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, and other Grand Slam winners competing in twelve one-night tournaments across the United States. Each tournament will showcase four of the legendary players in two, 1-set semifinals followed by a 1-set championship match, as they compete for a prize pool of $1 million. Catch the PowerShares Series as it comes to Chicago, Auburn Hills, Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, Tampa, Duluth, San Jose, Las Vegas, Denver, and Anaheim. 

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Boys Noize, and
The AP Tour: Miss May I & The Ghost Inside.

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Seems like Bruce Springsteen wasn’t satisfied with his tour itinerary and decided to add 16 dates to the fall leg of his “Wrecking Ball” World Tour. Now instead of wrapping up with three gigs in his home state of New Jersey, the Boss will return to the stage October 19th in Canada. New shows include Ottawa, Hamilton, Charlottesville, Hartford, Pittsburgh, University Park, Louisville, Saint Paul, Omaha, Kansas City, Denver, Vancouver, Portland, Oakland, Anaheim, and Glendale.

What better way to kick off the NBA 2012-2013 Season than with an opening-night triple-header featuring a marquee match-up between theMiami Heat and Boston Celtics? It will be Ray Allen’s first game against his former team as a member of the Heat. Rounding out the triple-header is the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Dallas Mavericks and theWashington Wizards vs. Cleveland Cavaliers. The upcoming season will play a full 82-game slate with pre-season action kicking off early October. 

Hallmark Channel and Trans-Siberian Orchestra announce that Hallmark Channel will serve as the exclusive presenter of TSO’s 2012 tour, “The Lost Christmas Eve,” the rock opera based on the group’s multi-platinum-selling 2004 album of the same name. The collaboration means that they are able to combine two beloved holiday traditions, the network’s “Countdown to Christmas” franchise and TSO’s annual tour featuring rock operas from their “Christmas Trilogy.” This year’s tour launches November 15th and comes to Council Bluffs, Peoria, East Lansing, Colorado Springs, Cincinnati, Toledo, Denver, Hamilton, Salt Lake City, Uncasville, Seattle, Manchester, Portland, Wilkes Barre, Richmond, Sacramento, Ontario, San Diego, and many more.

Mac Miller has no plans to leave the road soon. While currently on tour with Wiz Khalifa on the Under The Influence of Music tour, Mac Miller has announced dates for his fall headlining Macadelic Tour with YG and Travis Porter. The fall tour kicks off early September and comes to Columbus, Dekalb, Cedar Falls, Lincoln, West Des Moines, Springfield, Eugene, Reno, Oakland, Avila Beach, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, and more. 

Primus is set to launch a one-of-a-kind fall tour that features “the first-ever traveling 3D-enhanced live musical performance.” While details are scarce, the band does reveal that each concert will feature two sets, enhanced by Quad Surround Sound and providing a “one-of-a-kind psychedelic experience.” The tour kicks off October 12th in Poughkeepsie and travels to Burlington, Silver Spring, Wilkes Barre, Upper Darby, New York City, Boston, Providence, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Indianapolis, Saint Louis, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Kansas City, and many more. 

If you’ve been wondering what Melissa Etheridge has been up to, the two-time Grammy winner is set to embark on a North American tour in October. Touring in support of her latest album, “4th Street Feeling,” her 12th studio release for Island Records, the album is set to be released September 4th, and Etheridge kicks her tour not long after. Recently honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Etheridge comes to Oakland, Chandler, Las Vegas, Long Beach, Denver, Catoosa, Austin, Dallas, Atlantic City, New Brunswick, Boston, Buffalo, New York City, Albany, and more. 

Ellen Degeneres is making an appearance at our nation’s capital when she comes to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Artsin Washington, DC, this fall. The comedian and talk-show host will receive the 15th annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor which recognizes her “unique contributions to the world of comedy.” The evening will be a star-studded event and will feature a lineup of some of the biggest names in comedy. Tickets are available to the public for the October 22nd event. 

Grammy award winner Anthony Hamilton is undertaking a brief coast-to-coast tour starting this fall. Touring in support of his “Back To Love” album, which iTunes recently named “Best Of 2012…So Far,” the tour will include special guests Estelle and R&B newcomer Antoine Dunn. Hamilton comes to Little Rock, Atlanta, Columbia, Jacksonville, New York City, Upper Darby, Oakland, Los Angeles, Tacoma, and Charlotte. 

The 2012 MTV Video Music Awards is coming to the Staples Center in Los AngelesSeptember 6th. With performances by One Direction, Alicia Keys, and more, this year’s long list of nominees include the likes of Rihanna, Drake, Katy Perry, Gotye, Kanye West, and Carly Rae Jepsen among others. Be a part of one of the most exciting musical events of the year. 

Lewis Black is back on Broadway, focusing his trademark rants and comedically fuel anger on our political system just in time for the election. Black, who has released eight comedy albums, including the 2007 Grammy-Award winning “The Carnegie Hall Performance,” is currently on the road with his “Running on Empty” tour. The tour hits the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York City October 9th through the 14th. The show also hits Toronto, Ottawa, Milwaukee, Prior Lake, Green Bay, Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Washington, DC, Detroit, Scranton, Las Vegas, and more. 

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The Underwater Tour 2012: Joshua Radin,
Matt And Kim,
Public Image Ltd,
Switchfoot,
Yellowcard, The Wonder Years & We Are the In Crowd,
Jim Brickman,
Ben Taylor, and
Crystal Castles.

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Jerry Seinfeld credits New York City as the place where he learned to be funny. Now he returns to NYC for his first full live comedy performance since his 1998 Broadway show, “I’m Telling You for the Last Time.” Performing in each of the five boroughs on Thursday nights from October to November, Jerry relates his connection to the various boroughs when he says “I was born in Brooklyn, went to school in Queens, and started out as a comedian in Manhattan.” In addition to his New York dates you can also catch Jerry as he comes to Greensboro, Roanoke, Washington, DC, Mashantucket, Wichita, Vancouver, Las Vegas and Phoenix. 

Ventriloquist/comedian Jeff Dunham is back on the road with a 2012 North American tour. Dunham has been the top grossing live comedian in North America for three years straight, and the last two worldwide. His new tour in support of his “Controlled Chaos” DVD introduces two new Dunham characters: Achmed Junior and Little Jeff. Dunham’s sidesplitting performances come to Milwaukee, Prior Lake, Lincoln, Costa Mesa, Palmer, Salem, York, Tucson, Puyallup, Quapaw, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, El Paso, Hidalgo, Detroit, Cleveland, and many more. 

Bassnectar just released his latest album “Vava Voom” and announces a fall tour that hits markets his spring “Vava Voom” tour missed. He promises a “touring roadshow like never before” that will melt any Bass Head’s brain. Joining him on tour on most dates areGramatik and Gladkill. Catch the tour in Greensboro, Columbus, Boomington, Lawrence, Saint Louis, Jackson, Little Rock, Tulsa, Austin, Tempe, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Reno, Garden City, and more. 

Irish rockers The Script are returning to North America for a new tour. With their new album “#3” not due in stores until October, their upcoming single “Hall of Fame” will be available in August, featuring a duet with Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am. It seems that Script frontman Danny O’Donoghue formed a relationship with will.i.am when they both served as judges on the BBC’s first season of “The Voice.” The tour kicks off in October and comes to New York City, Oakland, San Diego, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Denver, Saint Louis, Minneapolis, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Orlando, Boca Raton, Atlanta, Toronto, Washington, DC, Boston, and Camden. 

The American music group Mannheim Steamroller, founded by Chip Davis and Jackson Berkey, has been America’s favorite holiday celebration for over 25 years. With a show that features the beloved Christmas music of Mannheim Steamroller, along with dazzling multimedia effects, the group is the biggest selling Christmas act of all time. This year the Christmas musical revolution continues as they unravel their winter U.S. tour. They comes to Greeley, Rapid City, Sarasota, Bismarck, Tampa, Melbourne, Fargo, Duluth, Naples, Daytona Beach, La Crosse, Wausau, West Palm Beach, Minneapolis, and many more. 

Championship boxing features Saul “Canelo” Alvarez vs Josesito Lopez for the junior middleweight championship. 21 year old title-holder Alvarez (40-0-1, 29 KOs) was originally slated to face Paul Williams before Williams was paralyzed in a career-ending motorcycle accident just days after taking the fight. Williams was replaced by former welterweight champion Ortiz, who planned to move up in weight to face Alvarez after his bout with Lopez. However, Lopez (30-4, 18 KOs) had other plans as he broke Ortiz’s jaw in two places, forcing Ortiz to retire in the ninth. Now Lopez will take the title shot against the quick hands and explosive power of Alvarez. The bout is September 15th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. 

Toronto fans will get a treat of MMA action, as UFC 152 comes to Toronto’s Air Canada Centre. The fight card features U.K. wonderMicheal Bisping vs. Brian Stann, legendary BJ Penn vs. Rory MacDonald, Igor Pokrajac vs. Vinny Magalhaes, and the UFC flyweight title fight betweenJoseph Benavidez and Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson. Catch all the action September 22nd. 

Notwithstanding their appearance at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival earlier this year, New Order’s upcoming tour will mark the first time the band has toured the U.S. since 2005. Not to mention, Canadian fans have been waiting since 2001. The band’s current lineup consists of Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris, Gillian Gilbert, and Phil Cunningham, and the seven city outing takes the group to Oakland, Los Angeles, Broomfield, Dallas, New York City, Chicago, and Toronto. 

It’s a British pop-rock invasion as the U.K.’s McFly, who have had 17 top ten singles and six top 20 albums in the U.K. since 2004, bring their “Up Close & Personal” tour to the U.S. The band, who rarely performs in the United States, feels the tour is an opportunity to give back to their U.S. fans, some who have been waiting eight to nine years to see them perform. The band has revealed dates for West Hollywood and New York City, with more to be announced soon. 

With the holiday season just around the corner, this year’s Cirque Dreams Holidaze is planning another fun-filled magical season. The American theatrical production company, created and directed by Neil Goldberg, creates a holiday wonderland that includes an international cast of over 30 incredibly talented and festive artists who come to life as gingerbread men flipping mid air, toy soldiers marching on wires, icemen, snowmen, penguins, dancing puppets, soaring reindeer, and so much more. With an original musical score, Cirque Dreams Holidaze is where seasonal holiday dreams come to life. See the production when it comes to Midland, Austin, Thousand Oaks, Springfield, Davenport, Mesa, Phoenix, Upper Darby, Dallas, Charlotte, and Schenectady. 

Tons of new tour dates are also now in the exchange for:
Yonder Mountain String Band,
Tyga,
Robin Williams,
A$AP Rocky,
Boys LIke Girls,
All-American Rejects,
J Geils Band,
Nada Surf, and
The Used.

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