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Cue the 9/11 jokes: The Dave Matthews Band will play Superpages.com Center in Dallas September 11.
But while that show announcement might otherwise bring a collective shrug to the shoulders of this blog's readers, his opening act is a Dallas Observer favorite, Austin punk/soul lover Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears.
Tickets will be $40 for lawn, $70 for pit general admission, and go on sale through TicketMaster Friday at 10 a.m.
Also, the Mesquite Championship Rodeo has announced its 2010 schedule, which includes several post-rodeo concerts including Jack Ingram July 17, Tracy Lawrence May 22 and Cross Canadian Ragweed April 24. Tickets go on sale Saturday, March 13, through TicketMaster or the rodeo website.
After the jump, more concert announcements...
The Cavern
Thursday, March 18 -- Maleveller, Juarez, The Cloud Burial, Akkolyte
Thursday, April 1 -- The Coathangers, Giggle Party, Leg Sweeper
Thursday, May 13 -- Jacuzzi Boys, Fergus and Geronimo, Fungi Girls
City Tavern
Wednesday, March 3 -- Scout Niblett, Nervous Curtains, Delmore Pilcrow
Thursday, March 4 -- Ricki Derek and his Big Band
Friday, March 5 -- Dovetail, Holy Fiction, They Were Stars
The Double-Wide
Thursday, May 20 -- The Gates of Slumber
The Granada Theater
Saturday, March 13 -- St. Paddy's Patio Party with Ugly Lion, Green Seeds, Melody Memory, Aton
Saturday, March 13 (1 p.m.) -- Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, Fever In The Funkhouse, Topaz
Saturday, March 13 (7 p.m.) -- Soulhat, David Garza (Dah Veed), Phil Pritchett
Saturday, April 10 -- Sister 7 Reunion Show
Monday, May 17 -- Shelby Lynne
Thursday, May 20 -- The Besnard Lakes
House of Blues
Thursday, March 18 -- Jennifer Knapp (in the Cambridge Room)
Tuesday, April 13 -- Julian Casablancas
Friday, May 28 -- Indigo Girls
Saturday, June 19 -- Sounds of Seattle Tour with Ten, Bad Motorfinger and Bleed the Freak
Saturday, August 21 -- Bebe Le Strange (Heart tribute), Swan Song (Led Zeppelin tribute)
Kessler Theatre
Sunday, March 28 -- "Raided X+" with Tartufi, Darktown Strutters, Telethon, The Great Tyrant, guest DJs, artists, slam poets/writers, more
Weekly beginning Wednesday, March 31 -- Paul Slavens improv night
Friday, April 9 -- Happy Bullets, Nervous Curtains
Saturday, April 10 -- Dove Hunter, True Widow, Descender
Thursday, April 22 -- Barry Kooda, Brian Miller
Friday, April 30 -- Ruby Jane, The Cartwrights, Phoenix Hart
Saturday, May 1 -- RTB2, The Fox and the Bird, Jason Metcalf
Thursday, May 13 -- Ann Armstrong, Lisa Markley, Annie Benjamin
Saturday, May 15 -- Kristy Kruger, Sherilyn Segrest
Friday, May 21 -- The Rueffer Brothers, Tommy Alverson, Randy Brown, Jackson Eli
Lola's Sixth, Fort Worth
Sunday, February 28 -- Whiskey Folk Ramblers, Chatterton, The Cut*Off, Oso Closo, Ryan Thomas Becker/Tony Ferraro, Titan Moon, more, Fort Worth Outreach Program Guitar Drive/Fund-raiser
The Lounge On Elm Street
Monday, March 22 -- Pocahaunted/Wet Hair, Eyes Wings and Many Other Things, Blissed Out
Wednesday, May 26 -- The Spits, No Bunny, Leg Sweeper
Mesquite Championship Rodeo (post-rodeo concerts)
Friday, April 23 -- Kevin Fowler
Saturday, April 24 -- Cross Canadian Ragweed
Friday, May 21 -- Casey Donahue
Saturday, May 22 -- Tracy Lawrence
Saturday, June 26 -- Jason Boland
Saturday, July 17 -- Jack Ingram
Saturday, August 7 -- Johnny Cooper
Nokia Theatre, Grand Prairie
Friday, May 21 -- George Lopez
Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, Denton
Saturday, March 6 -- Mount Righteous, Zlam Dunk, Boogie Nazis, The County Lines
Monday, April 5 -- Radio Moscow, Naam
Saturday, April 10 -- Theater Fire, Dana Falconberry
Saturday, April 17 - Murder By Death, Ha Ha Tonka, Linfinity
Friday, April 30 -- Wrought of Obsidian, Turbid North, Persecution
Thursday, May 6 -- Nervous Curtains
Saturday, May 29 -- X (Australia), The A-Frames, Video
Monday, May 31 -- Marked Men, Underground Road To Candy Land, Young Offenders
Superpages.com Center
Saturday, September 11 -- Dave Matthews Band, Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears
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