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This week's show announcements come to us in the form of a one-two punch.
TV On The Radio are fresh off the release of their brilliant new album Nine Types Of Light, and Broken Social Scene pretty much haven't released a bad album to date. Now, the two have teamed up for a tour that will make a stop at House Of Blues on Friday, September 16. With these two acts together, it's pretty easy to put this in the running as the show of the summer -- possibly the year. Tickets will go on sale over at Live Nation for $37.50 on Friday at 10 a.m.
AT&T Performing Arts Center
Tuesday, July 5 - Catdaddies
Granada Theater
Saturday, July 16 - Kasey Chambers
Thursday, September 15 - Average White Band
Wednesday, October 5 - Opeth, Katotonia
Fallout Lounge
Saturday, June 11 - '80s Retro w/ John Vella
Saturday, June 18 - Summer Soiree Surfin' Beach Party w/ Sleazy Mancini
House Of Blues
Monday, June 27 - Unkle Kracker
Friday, July 8 - Nelo
Thursday, July 28 - He Is We, Ocean Grove
Saturday, July 30 - Rad Bromance
Sunday, September 11 - The Rippingtons
Thursday, September 15 - Foster The People
Friday, September 16 - TV On The Radio, Broken Social Scene
La Grange
Wednesday, August 31 - The Thing
Meyerson Symphony Center
Saturday, June 11 - Kenny Rogers
Wednesday, June 15 - Ben Folds
Sunday, June 19 - Dave Koz
August 20, 21 - Johnny Mathis
Tuesday, October 11 - K.D. Lang
Palladium Ballroom
Sunday, October 2 - The Script
Pizza Hut Park
Saturday, July 30 - Brad Paisley
Plaza Arts Center (Carrollton)
Thursday, June 23 - Nearly Nicks (Stevie Nicks Tribute)
Sons of Herman Hall
Wednesday, June 29 - Titus Andronicus
Sue Ellens
Sunday, June 19 - One Red Cent
Village Apartments Country Club
Sunday, June 12 - Pecos River Brass Band
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