Music icon Bob Dylan announces plans for a North America tour in support of his upcoming as-yet-untitled studio album. The tour begins late summer in Canada and comes to Lethbridge, Cranbrook, Missoula, Billings, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Fargo, Rochester, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Youngstown, Johnstown, and Big Flats. 

Although it was rumored that British musical icon Morrissey was contemplating retirement, it still hasn’t stopped the 53 year old from booking a 33-date U.S. tour from Boston to New Jersey. The setlist will reportedly featuring material from his time with the Smiths, fan favorites, cult classics, as well as previously unreleased material. In addition to playing New York City for the first time in three years, Moz will also be joined on his LA date by special guests Iggy & The Stooges. The tour also comes to Waterbury, Portland, Burlington, Albany, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, columbus, Flint, Chicago, Minneapolis, Clear Lake, Lincoln, Denver, and many more. 

Fiona Apple is extending her tour. The singer-songwriter has added a fall leg that includes some two dozen extra U.S. dates. Touring in support of her latest album “The Idler Wheel…,” Fiona will be in Mashantucket, Northampton, New York City, Washington, DC, Upper Darby, Danbury, Boston, Portland, Montreal, Toronto, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and more. 

Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne has added a fall leg to his acoustic summer tour with Nickel Creek founding member Sara Watkins. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Songwriter’s Hall of Fame inductee has written and performed some of the most moving songs in popular music. His acoustic adventure comes to Cleveland, Newport News, Detroit, Springfield, South Bend, Chicago, Minneapolis, Duluth, Davenport, Saint Louis, Grand Prairie, Linden, Houston, Austin, and many more. 

Elton John has had a very busy year. From concert dates across the U.S., a Las Vegas residency, battling sickness, and managing his charitable organizations, the music legend still manages to add yet another performance to his calendar, this time in Toronto. You also have a chance to see Elton in Las Vegas, Sarnia, Peterborough, Jackson, Huntsville, Tampa, Savannah, Johnson City, and Wheeling.

Controversial rap superstar, Kanye West has also had an eventful summer with the release of his own custom line of Nike sneakers, his rumored romance with Kim Kardashian, and the European leg of the “Watch the Throne” tour with Jay-Z. He now announces two special solo performances at Atlantic City’s Revel’s Ovation Hall at the conclusion of his European tour. This will mark his first-ever solo headlining shows in Atlantic City. 

Ranchero music star Vicente Fernandez adds a Miami date to his farewell tour. The 72 year old singer is calling it quits after an illustrious career and is giving fans one final time to see him perform live. He also comes to Phoenix, Denver, Hidalgo, Laredo, Rosemont, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Universal City, and Los Angeles.

Known for his role as TV’s Dr. House, the multi-talented Hugh Laurie enters a new chapter of his life now that the iconic series has ended. This new chapter includes his debut album “Let Them Talk,” already certified Gold in the U.K. and a late summer tour. The album is a collection of Blues classics featuring Laurie on piano and voice, and backed on this tour byThe Copper Bottom Band. Laurie comes to Minneapolis, Columbus, Alexandria, Annapolis, Boston, New York City, and Huntington. 

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Indigo Girls.

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The NBA Finals are in full gear as the Oklahoma City Thunder took a 1-0 lead over the Miami Heat when Kevin Durant lead a fourth quarter surge to pull his team ahead. Game 2 is tonight in Oklahoma City as Dwayne Wade, Lebron James, and the Heat look to even the series. 

Elton John seems to be feeling much better after being forced to cancel several shows due to a respiratory infection. To bounce back Elton has added a show in Tampa, Florida, at the USF Sundome. More dates for Elton John shows in Las Vegas this coming October are also expected to be added within the next day or so. Other Elton dates include Jackson, Huntsville, Savannah, Johnson City, Wheeling, Palm Desert, and more. 

Comedian Kevin Hart extends his “Let Me Explain” fall tour with 20 arena dates. Still riding the success of his roles in the movie blockbusters “Think Like A Man” and “Five Year Engagement,” Hart comes to Bakersfield, Hyannis, Newport, Waterbury, Indianapolis, Auburn Hills, Albany, Chicago, Oakland, Sacramento, Jacksonville, Miami, and more. 

Rockstar Energy Uproar Festival announces this year’s lineup which includes Shinedown, Godsmack, Staind, Adelitas Way, and Papa Roach. On its third year, the festival also features performances by P.O.D., In This Moment, Mindset Evolution, Candlelight Red, and more, along with the local winner of each city’s battle of the bands. The festival teams up with two charities this year including Child Find Of America and MusiCares. Uproar comes to Bonner Springs, Little Rock, Maryland Heights, Grand Rapids, Tinley Park, Holmdel, Mansfield, Moosic, Darlen Center, Burgettstown, Bristow, and more.

Blondie & Devo team up for a 13-date U.S. co-headlining tour. The “Whip It To Shreds” tour kicks off September 7th and will feature new tunes as well as old favorites. Both bands will feature their original members except for the addition of tour drummer Jeff Friedl for Devo. The tour comes to Woodinville, Ridgefield, San Francisco, Saratoga, Los Angeles, Citrus Heights, Newport Beach, Austin, Houston, Tampa, Saint Augustine, Carmel, and Chicago. 

It’s been 45 years since Moody Blues released “Days Of Future Passed.” To commemorate, the legendary British band announces a fall tour that launches in November. The progressive rockers come to Newark, Westbury, Baltimore, Akron, Detroit, Indianapolis, Hommond, Saint Charles, Omaha, Mesa, Rancho Mirage, and Las Vegas.

Elvis Lives! is a multi-media and live musical journey through the iconic life of Elvis Presley. The tour first debuted in 2010 and now returns with more than 20 U.S. dates. “The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Event” features finalists from a worldwide Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest. Each of the Elvis tribute artists will represent one of the four eras of the singer’s life: the 1950s, the 1960s, his movie career, and his concert years. The show comes to Key West, Daytona Beach, Milwaukee, Hidalgo, Panama City, Houston, Modesto, Palm Desert, Lincoln, Fargo, Wausau, and more. 

Rock n’ roll and pop legend, Chris Isaak, is returning to the road. The multi-talented singer, song-writer, musician, and television star released his latest album “Beyond The Sun” earlier this year and is touring in support of the album. Fans can see Chris in Beverly, Webster, Alexandria, Huntington, Milwaukee, Bend, Woodinville, Ventura, Anaheim, Napa, and many more. 

Daughtry shows no signs of slowing down as his “Break The Spell 2012 Tour” takes over North American cities this summer. Touring in support of his latest album “Break the Spell,” Daughtry comes to Rama, Windsor, Kettering, Bethlehem, Atlantic City, Chesapeake, Royalton, Hershey, Southaven, Des Moines, and more. 

The world’s leading dance event, Sensation, is finally coming to the United States. After more than seventy events for millions of participants in over twenty countries, Sensation will take place at the brand new Barclays Center in Brooklyn on consecutive nights, Friday October 26th and Saturday October 27th. 

Jon Bon Jovi, along with his Grammy winning band Bon Jovi, has sold over 130 million albums, consistently delivered number 1 albums and Top Ten hits, and performed more than 2,600 concerts in over 50 countries for over 34 million fans. Now, Jon Bon Jovi and The Kings of Suburbia comes to Hard Rock Live at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casinoon July 26th. His debut solo outing will feature favorite Bon Jovi hits from his 30 year career as well as classic rock and roll songs. 

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Seether.

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse join forces again for the first time since 2004, for a fall North American tour. The tour is in support of the first Neil Young & Crazy Horse album in nearly nine years as “Americana” hits stores this week. Los Lobos and Patti Smith will also join the bands on select dates. The tour comes to Pittsburgh, Chicago, Tulsa, Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, and more. 

Country music star Eric Church announces his fall run of dates for his “Blood, Sweat & Beers” tour. The word-of-mouth of concert attendees is quickly bringing Eric’s high-energy concerts to must-see status. Joining him on tour are special guests Justin Moore and Kip Moore, and more dates are expected to be announced soon. Church comes to Amherst, Wilkes Barre, Pittsburgh, Frisco, Houston, Cedar Park, Mankato, Sioux City, Kansas City, Detroit, Moline, Cincinnati, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lafayette, and more. 

British folk-rockers Mumford & Sons announce a brief U.S. road trip which they are calling the “Gentlemen Of the Road Stopovers.” The shows for thefour city tour are described as combining the excitement of a top-tier music festival with the intimacy of a community celebration. The musical lineup is curated by Mumford & Sons, and special vendors, merch, and unique events are provided for each concert to provide a unique experience at each event. Also look for after-show parties held in local bars in each city. The tour comes to Portland, Bristol, Dixon, and Monterey. 

Social Distortion announces the addition of new dates for their North American tour. All ready on tour in support of their seventh studio album “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes,” the new dates will keep the American punk rock band on the road until November. The Toadies and Riverboat Gamblers join the band on select dates. Catch the tour in New York City, Boston, Sayreville, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Charlotte, Atlanta, Chattanooga, New Orleans, San Antonio, and more. 

It’s been 10 years since Hatebreed released “Perseverance,” their 2002 major label debut. To commemorate, the band announces their “10 Years Of Perseverance” tour launching this fall. The band will be joined on tour byWhitechapel and special guests All Shall Perish and Deez Nuts. In addition to the tour news, Hatebreed is also currently working on a new album with co-producers Josh Wilbur and Chris Harris. Catch the tour as it comes to Clifton Park, Worcester, Philadelphia, Sayreville, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City, Boise, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco, Pomona, San Diego, and many more. 

Wanting to bring a celebration of hip hop to his native Canada, Drakecreated the OVO Music Festival. Now in its third year, Drake recently announced the festival lineup and he will be joined at his hometown festival by special guests The Weekend, A$AP Rocky and 2 Chainz. The festival kicks off at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre August 5th. 

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With his new album “Believe” in stores in a few weeks, Justin Bieber adds even more 2013 dates to his “Believe Tour.” The added dates are in response to the overwhelming demand for his shows as tour dates are selling out as quickly as they can be added. The tour features special guest Carly Rae Jepsen, and comes to Kansas City, Saint Louis, Dallas, Houston, Memphis, Louisville, Philadelphia, Washingotn, DC, East Rutherford, Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Auburn Hills, Ottawa, Montreal, and many, many more. 

The NBA Conference Finals are heating up as the tenacious San Antonio Spurs take a 2-0 lead over the Oklahoma City Thunder. All is not lost for the Thunder who many believe can fight their way back into this series if they are able to find a way to improve their defense. Meanwhile the Miami Heat took a miraculous 2-0 lead over theBoston Celtics despite Rajon Rondo putting up 44 points in Game 2 in Miami. The Celtics look to regroup as the series heads to Boston for Game 3. 

The Stanley Cup Finals featured an amazing overtime goal by superstar Anze Kopitar, who lifted the Los Angeles Kings to a 1-0 series lead over the New Jersey Devils and prolongs the Kings’ amazing playoff run. The Devils look to strike even in Game 2 on Saturday. 

For the seventh week in a row, Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know” tops the Billboard charts and is the number one song in the U.S. He follows this success with a 30-plus date summer and fall tour to give fans plenty of opportunities to see him in Canada and the U.S. He will be joined by Missy Higgins, Jonti, Chairlift, Zammuto andGivers on select dates. Kimbra, who provides guest vocals on “Somebody That I Used To Know,” will join the tour for one gig in Grand Prairie, Texas. The tour also comes to Morrison, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Edmonton, Calgary, Burnaby, Los Angeles, Berkeley, Kansas City, Cleveland, Columbus, and more. 

Last year Shaq’s All Star Comedy Jam played to sold out crowds across the country in over 30 markets. This year Shaq Entertainment, in partnership with AEG Live and legendary cognac maker Courvoisier, announce dates for a 2012 tour. With the legendary DJ Spinderella as the featured tour DJ, the line-up includes tour host Gary Owen, who co-starred in the blockbuster hit “Think Like A Man,” Capone, known as “The Gangsta of Comedy,” Tony Roberts, known as “The Comedian’s Comedian,” and Michael Blackson, “The African King of Comedy.” There will also be special surprise guests on select dates. Find the tour in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Raleigh, Las Vegas, New York City, Nashville, Norfolk, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Boston, and more. 

Canadian comic Russell Peters has spent the last three years setting attendance records around the globe. Now he announces his 2012 “Notorious World Tour,” featuring all new material, and an intimate atmosphere. The mega-star comedian comes to Temecula, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, St. John’s, Ottawa, Kingston, Sudbury, Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, and more. 

You can add Sarnia and Peterborough to your list of chances to seeElton John live as the legendary performer adds two Canadian appearances to his performance schedule this year. In addition, Elton also comes to Jackson, Huntsville, Savannah, Johnson City, Wheeling, Palm Desert, and more. 

The Shins extend their 2012 world tour with nearly a dozen new U.S. dates. The tour is in support of their fourth studio album, “Port of Morrow.” The new tour dates kick off late September and includes a special stop in Albuquerque where the indie rock band got its start. The band has also added shows in Seattle, Portland, San Diego, Universal City, Tucson, Nashville, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, and more.

Enjoy an evening with famed physicist Dr. Stephen Hawking as he presents “Out of a Black Hole.” With a lifetime spent studying cosmology and black holes, Dr. Hawking presents an evening discussing the true nature of black holes and their behavior. A recognized world leader in black hole research, the birth of the universe, and the nature of space, time, and gravity, join the famed physicist and special guests in Cupertino, California, June 19th. 

Rebecca, a musical based on the classic novel by Daphne du Maurier, is coming to Broadway starting October 30th. The production, which is expected to star Sierra Boggess, features original book and lyrics by Michael Kunze, music by Sylvester Levay, English book adaptation by two-time Tony Award winner Christopher Hampton, English lyrics by Hampton and Kunze, and Graciela Daniele is expected to do the musical staging for the show. The musical follows the story of Maxim de Winter, his unnamed new wife, and Mrs. Danvers, the controlling and manipulative housekeeper of Maxim’s West Country estate of Manderley, where the memory of his first wife, the glamorous and mysterious Rebecca, still casts a shadow. 

A new biographical Charlie Chaplin musical that began in 2010 at the La Jolla Playhouse has set an opening day for Broadway in September. Starring musical veteran Rob McClureas Chaplin, the show features music and lyrics by Christopher Curtis and a book by Curtis and Tony-winner Thomas Meehan. “Chaplin” follows the life of the film actor and director, who grew up in England but found his biggest success in Hollywood. It recounts Chaplin’s romance with Oona O’Neill, the daughter of Eugene O’Neill, and his troubles during the ’50s, when he was accused of being a Communist sympathizer and fled to Europe. 

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Girl Talk, and
Afrojack.

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