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UPCOMING CONCERTS: ERIE AREA

Erie, itself:
- Motley Crue, Theory of a Deadman, Hinder: March 7, Tullio Arena (don't ask me, I'll be seeing The Graduate)
- NKOTB (ha!): March 22, Tullio Arena
- All American Rejects, Shiny Toy Guns: April 17, Penn State Behrend
- Disturbed, Lacuna Coil: April 20, Tullio Arena
- Brian Regan: June 14, Warner Theater

Cleveland:
- Lenka: March 10, House of Blues
- Howie Day: March 16, House of Blues
- DeVotchKa: March 22, Agora Theater
- Katy Perry, Alphabeat: March 28, House of Blues
- Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin: April 8, The Spot
- Diplo: April 18, The Grog Shop
- Neko Case: April 21, Allen Theatre
- No Doubt, Paramore: June 29, Blossom Music Center (sry)

Pittsburgh:
- BRITNEY SPEARS: March 27, Mellon Arena
- Andrew Bird, a Hack and a Hacksaw: April 7, Carnegie Music Hall (I saw Feist there- it's niiiice)
- The Walkmen, Kings of Leon: April 22, Palumbo Center
- Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin: April 11, Brillobox
- No Doubt, Paramore, The Sounds: June 13, Post-Gazette Pavillion

Buffalo:
- Fleetwood Mac: March 16, Blue Cross Arena
- The Felice Brothers: March 14, Mohawk Place
- Morrissey: March 19, SUNYBuffalo Performing Arts Center
- The Hold Steady: April 1, Tralf
- Fall Out Boy: April 26, RPI Field House
- No Doubt, Paramore, Janelle Monae: June 22, Darien Center


the only impetus for this post was the fact that Shiny Toy Guns are coming to Erie?

Comments

  1. This is what sucks about student teaching. Concerts might as well not exist.

    DeVotchKa would be awesome, but even moreso, I'm really bummed I am going to miss The Walkmen and King of Leon. Two awesome bands. Total bummer.

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  2. What Morrissey is playing in Buffalo. Darn the world to heck. I wish I was all up in that joint. That concert would be balllllinnnnn!!!

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