Looking ahead

Fri., Oct. 17, 2014

Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available through TicketsWest (TW); Ticketmaster (TM); Ticketweb (TB); TicketFly (TF), Hold My Ticket (HMT), Northern Quest (NQ) or the Bartlett (BT, http://thebartlettspokane.com). Prices do not include service charges. Tickets for events at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox also are available by calling (509) 624-1200.

Added this week

Scot Bruce as Elvis: Dec. 11, Coeur d’Alene Casino, $15-$25 TW

Rain: Jan. 19, Northern Quest, $25-$55 NQ

Hell’s Belles: Jan. 17, Knitting Factory, $13.50 TB

October

Allen Stone: Oct. 24, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

Creedence Clearwater Revisited: Oct. 24, Beasley Coliseum, $55.50-$60.50 TW

Mudhoney: Oct. 24, the Bartlett, $25, BT

Pac Con Spokane, featuring Stan Lee and William Shatner: Oct. 24-26, Spokane Convention Center, $20/day, $60 weekend TW

Under the Streetlamp: Oct. 25, the INB, $32.50-57.50 TW

Spokane Symphony “Mozart and Strauss”: Oct. 25-26, the Fox, $15-$54 TW

Andre Nickatina: Oct. 25, Knitting Factory, $40 TB

Cashore Marionettes: Life in Motion: Oct. 26, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $10 TW

Wayne Hancock: Oct. 26, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Chase Rice: Oct. 27, the Fox, $20 TW

In the Moment: Oct. 28, Knitting Factory, $25 TB

Bassjackers: Oct. 30, Knitting Factory, $18.50-$23 TB

Sir Mix-a-Lot: Oct. 31, the Hive, Sandpoint, $20 TW

Horse Feathers: Oct. 31, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Tech N9Ne/Krizz Kaliko: Oct. 31, Knitting Factory, $28 TB

November

Warren Miller’s “No Turning Back”: Nov. 1 (two screenings), the Bing, $20 TW

Lewis Black: Nov. 2, INB Performing Arts Center, $39.50-$65 TW

The Charlie Daniels Band: Nov. 2, Northern Quest, $45-$65 NQ

Drowning Pool: Nov. 4, the Knitting Factory, $13 TB

Tedeschi Trucks Band: Nov. 8, INB, $35-$65 TW

Deltron 3030: Nov. 6, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

Symphony With a Splash: Nov. 7, the Fox, $25 TW

“Disney on Ice: Let’s Celebrate”: Nov. 6-9, Spokane Arena, $10-$60 TW

Barracuda, A Tribute to Heart: Nov. 7, Palomino Club, $12 TW

Arturo Sandoval & the Whitworth Jazz Ensemble: Nov. 7, Cowles Auditorium, $20 TW

Black Veil Brides: Nov. 8, Knitting Factory, $25 TB

Marshall McLean Band: Nov. 8, the Bartlett, $12 TB

Tedeschi Trucks Band: Nov. 8, INB, $35-$65 TW

Citizen Cope: Nov. 11, Knitting Factory, $31 TB

Yelawolf: Nov. 13, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

Seattle International Comedy Competition: Nov. 13, the Bing, $20 TW

Greg Brown: Nov. 13, Panida Theater, $27 TW

Winter Jam with Hillsong UNITED: Nov. 14, Spokane Arena, $10 at the door

GWAR: Nov. 15, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

Shook Twins: Nov. 15, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Gaelic Storm: Nov. 18, the Bing, $25 TW

David Bazan and Passenger String Quartet: Nov. 19, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Super Diamond – the Neil Diamond Tribute: Nov. 20, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

The Green: Nov. 21, Knitting Factory, $13 TB

Trans-Siberian Orchestra: Nov. 21, Spokane Arena, $30-$62.50 TW

Cirque Dreams HOLIDAZE: Nov. 21, the INB, $32.50-$57.50 TW

Barcelona: Nov. 21, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Spokane Symphony “Haydn and Dvorak”: Nov. 22-23, the Fox, $15-$54 TW

Mötley Crüe : Nov. 22, Spokane Arena, $20-$75 TW

Clumsy Lovers: Nov. 22, Knitting Factory, $14 TB

“The Grinch Who Stole Christmas”: Nov. 26, 28, INB, $7.50-$72.50 TW

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