Looking ahead

Fri., Feb. 27, 2015

Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available through TicketsWest (TW); Ticketmaster (TM); Ticketweb (TB); TicketFly (TF), Hold My Ticket (HMT, www.holdmyticket.com), 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

Pete Rock and Slum Village Tour: April 5, Red Room Lounge, $20 HMT

SFCC Jazz Festival: May 1, Spokane Falls Community College, $15 TW (on sale Sunday)

Geographer: May 7, the Big Dipper, $12-$16 TF

March

The Backups: March 6, the Big Dipper, $10 TF

SnoCore Tour 2015 featuring Flyleaf: March 6, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

KidzBop Kids: March 7, Knitting Factory. $20-$25 TB

Cathie Ryan: March 7, the Fox, $28-$62 TW

Celtic Thunder: March 7, Northern Quest, $45-$75 NQ

“In the Mood”: March 8, Fox Theater, $18-$59 TW

Machine Head: March 8, Knitting Factory, $16 TB

Warren G: March 9, Red Room Lounge, $20 HMT

That 1 Guy: March 11, the Big Dipper, $12 TF

“The Kite Runner”: March 11, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $14 TW

Christopher Titus: March 12, Knitting Factory, $25-$35 TB

Rick Estrin & the Nightcats: March 12, the Palomino Club, $15 TF

Spokane Symphony + Terrain: Uncharted Territory: March 13, the Fox, $32-$75 TW

The Cave Singers: March 13, the Bartlett, $17 BT

Widespread Panic: March 14, the Fox, $44.50 TW

Pierre Bensusan: March 14, Chateau Rive, $20 TW

“Girls Night: The Musical”: March 14, INB, $41.50 TW

James Otto: March 15, the Palomino Club, $18 TF

Rock ’n Worship Roadshow with Mercy Me: March 15, Spokane Arena, $10 (door)

Bill Engvall: March 15 (two shows), Northern Quest, $35-$65 NQ

Home Free: March 17, the Bing, $30-$100 TW

Scott Helmer, Sammy Eubanks: March 19, Knitting Factory, $10-$30 TB

“Mamma Mia”: March 20-21, INB, $32.50-$72.50. TW

Supersuckers: March 20, the Pin, $11 HMT

Jonny Lang : March 21, Northern Quest, $35-$65 NQ

Taylor Williamson: March 21, the Bing, $17 TW

Disney’s Choo Choo Soul with Genevieve: March 21, the Bing, $15-$40 TW

Tyrone Wells: March 22, the Bartlett, $20-$23 BT

Lindsey Stirling: The Music Box Tour: May 22, Knitting Factory, $27.50 TB

Metalachi: March 25, the Big Dipper, $10 TF

Dan + Shay: March 27, the Knitting Factory, $18 TB

!!! (CHK CHK CHK): March 27, the Bartlett, $13 BT

Coeur d’Alene Blues Festival: March 27-29, Coeur d’Alene Resort, $45 weekend pass, (208) 765-4000, ext.21

Bada Bing Comedy Series: Boomerang Baby Comedy Bash: March 28, the Bing, $20 TW

Sir Richard Bishop: March 28, the Palomino Club, $10 TF

Tantric: March 29, the Big Dipper, $10 TF

Kappa Ole: March 30, the Big Dipper, $10 TF

April

New Kingston: April 1, the Pin, $10 HMT

“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”: April 3-11, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $10 TW

The Von Trapps: April 4, the Big Dipper, $22 TF

Nonpoint: April 4, the Palomino Club, $18 TF

Circa Survive: April 7, Knitting Factory, $18 TB

Boyz II Men: April 8, Northern Quest, $45-$85 NQ

Goapele: April 8, the Palomino Club, $20 TF

(Canceled) Britian’s Finest: April 9, the Bing Crosby Theater, $32.50-$45.50 TW

The Real McKenzies: April 9, the Big Dipper, $12 TF

Ryan Keberle & Catharthis: April 10, the Bing, $15-$20 TW

Shook Twins: April 11, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Thunder from Down Under: April 11 (two shows), Northern Quest, $25-$35 NQ

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