Amos Lee will headline the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox on Saturday.

Tickets are on sale now through the band’s “12 Days of TSO Verified Fan Registration” at tso.tmverifiedfan.com.

Giants in the Trees is certainly more low-key. They play small clubs – places like the Big Dipper, where they stopped in 2017, and the Bartlett, where they’ll play in support of their second album, the simply-titled “Volume 2.”

Northern Quest Resort and Casino’s summer concert series always features an eclectic mix of performers, and this week’s lineup is the perfect example. “Weird Al” Yankovic will perform Sunday, and Styx, joined by Loverboy, will perform Thursday.

There will be performances at 4000 Holes and the Big Dipper on Saturday to mark the record store’s 30th anniversary. Since opening in 1989, the store has been the place for music fans and musicians to gather, talk shop and check out the newest releases or find a hidden (read: used) gem.

3 Doors Down will headline the First Interstate Center for the Arts on Wednesday.

She’s speaking now. Taylor Swift explained in a new interview with Vogue why she kept quiet about politics publicly during the 2016 presidential race between Hillary Clinton and President Trump.

“We speak as if we are not one body, though we are,” Seth Avett writes. “We judge as if we don’t value the judgment of others upon us, though we do. We forget to put our feet into the shoes of our neighbor and curse them for making the same ancient mistake.”

Delbert and Left Hand Smoke also perform at the festival, inspired by Spokane’s Steve Gleason, at Riverfront Park on Saturday.

According to a Facebook post, the heat and poor air quality are to blame for the decision.

Travis Tritt, the Charlie Daniels Band and Love and Theft will perform at Northern Quest on Aug. 13.

This show was rescheduled from June 21 at the Knitting Factory.

Toby Keith will headline Northern Quest Resort and Casino on Tuesday.

Country singer Carly Pearce will perform Saturday at the Gorge as part of the three-day music festival.

Katy Perry, her collaborators and her record label must pay more than $2.78 million because the pop star’s 2013 hit “Dark Horse” copied a Christian rap song, a jury decided Thursday.

The Welsh rock band, which found moderate success in the U.S. and U.K. in the 1980s, is proof that staying true to yourself pays off in the long haul.

Jackson Browne will perform Saturday, there will be a family concert Sunday, and Lake Street Dive will perform Thursday.

Singer Ani DiFranco released her memoir “No Walls and the Recurring Dream” on May 7.

The seven-song album “Begin Again” brings Norah Jones to Spokane for a sold-out show at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox on Friday.