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A&E >  Music

REO Speedwagon cancels Northern Quest show

Just days after it was announced, “Keep on Loving You” rockers REO Speedwagon announced that they have to cancel their Jan. 30 concert at Northern Quest Resort and Casino due to a scheduling conflict.
A&E >  Music

‘David Brighton’s Space Oddity’ celebrates music of David Bowie

Musician David Brighton’s career began somewhat typically as a sessions and touring guitar player for a number of musicians, as well as in original bands with record deals of their own. But Brighton was introduced to the world of tribute artists when he was hired to portray George Harrison in a Beatles tribute act called Twist and Shout.
A&E

Where the boos flow freely: Scarywood celebrates 10 years of making people scream

In 2009, Silverwood took a 180-degree turn with Scarywood Haunted Nights. If you’re a fan of “Stranger Things,” you can think of Scarywood as the Upside Down of Silverwood – rides that were fun-scary are now plain scary-scary, and people are running around the park not to get to their favorite attraction faster but to avoid the monsters chasing them.
A&E >  Music

‘The Center Won’t Hold’ brings Sleater-Kinney back to Spokane

Olympia-born band Sleater-Kinney has a thing for Spokane. The band is opening its “The Center Won’t Hold” tour in the Lilac City on Wednesday at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox four years after opening its previous tour with a sold-out show at the Knitting Factory.
A&E >  Stage

Four area theaters are kicking off new seasons this week

Ignite! Community Theatre, Spokane Civic Theatre, Lake City Playhouse and Red Bird Theater will produce “See How They Run,” “Matilda: The Musical,” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” and “Into the Woods,” respectively.