Looking ahead

Fri., May 22, 2015

Unless otherwise noted, tickets are a vailable through TicketsWest (TW); Ticketmaster (TM); Ticketweb (TB); TicketFly (TF), Hold My Ticket (HMT, www.holdmyticket.com), Northern Quest (NQ; 877-871-6772, www.northernquest.com) 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

(SECOND SHOW ADDED) Matt Baker Comedy and Stunt Show: June 26-27, the Bing, $15-$20 TW

Iris DeMent: Sept. 11, the Bing, $29 TW

Andy McKee: Sept. 23, the Bing, $27-$37 TW

Russian Grand Ballet’s “Swan Lake”: Oct. 17-18, the Bing, $37-$57 TW

May

The Eagles: May 29, Spokane Arena, $49- $179 TW

Kobra & the Lotus: May 29, Palomino Club, $10-$15 TF

36 Crazy Fists: May 30, the Hop, $15 TF

Tuck & Patti: May 30, Kroc Center, $30, kroccda.org

Lilac City Comicon: May 30, Spokane Convention Center, $5-$20 TW

Streetlight Manifesto: May 31, Knitting Factory, $18 TB

June

Yelawolf: June 2, Knitting Factory, $22-$99 TB

Trace Adkins: June 3, the Fox, $44-$58 TW

Jill Sobule: June 3, Chateau Rive, $15 TW

James McMurtry: June 4, the Bartlett, $16-$18 BT

Marvel Universe Live: June 4-6, Spokane Arena, $15-$65 TW

Chris Cagle: June 4, Knitting Factory, $22.50-$28 TB

Neutral Milk Hotel: June 5, Knitting Factory, $32 TB

The Wayans: June 6, Northern Quest, $55-$75 NQ

Too Slim and the Taildraggers Unplugged: June 11, the Bing, $14 TW

Kottonmouth Kings, Hed (PE): June 11 at the Palomino Club, $25-30 TF

Emily Kinney: June 11, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Herman’s Hermits with Peter Noone: June 12, Northern Quest, $35-$55 NQ

Stevie Lynn: June 12, the Bing, $20 TW

Surfer Blood: June 13, the Bartlett, $15-$18 BT

Halestorm: June 13, Knitting Factory, $35 TB

The Doobie Brothers: June 18, Northern Quest, $55-$95 NQ

Nickelback: June 20, Gorge Amphitheatre, George, Washington, $32-$95.90 TM

Grieves: June 21, the Bartlett, $18-$20 BT

Son Dulce: June 26, Chateau Rive, $10 TW

Spofest 2015 featuring Problem: June 27, Knitting Factory, $25 TB

Gregg Allman: June 29, the Fox, $35-$59.50 TW

Tyler, the Creator: June 30, Knitting Factory, $23 TB

The ABBA Show: June 30, the Bing, $30-$54 TW

Blitzen Traper: June 30, the Bartlett, $17 BT

July

The Green: July 1, Knitting Factory, $22.50-$25 TF

Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas: July 2, the Bartlett, $10-$12 BT

Buddy Guy: July 7, the Fox. $43-$88 TW

Dancing With the Stars Live!: July 8, the INB, $45-$69.50 TW

Rocky Votolato: July 9, the Bartlett, $15-$18 BT

Hank Williams Jr.: July 10, Northern Quest, $55-$85 NQ

Wallace Blues Festival: July 10-12, downtown Wallace, $30 TW

Zac Brown Band: July 11, Gorge Amphitheatre, $3.50-$75.50 TM

T. Scot Wilburn: July 12, Chateau Rive, $10 TW

Mozart on a Summer’s Eve: July 14-15, Duncan Gardens, Manito Park, $10-$30 TW

Graham Nash: July 15, the Bing, $46-$56 TW

Creedence Clearwater Revisited: July 16, Coeur d’Alene Casino, $45-$55 TW

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: July 19, the Bartlett, $15 BT

Melissa Etheridge with Blondie and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts: July 20, Northern Quest, $45-$85 NQ

Harry Connick Jr.: July 20, the INB, $50-$125 TW

Bruce Hornsby:July 20, the Bing, $61-$71 TW

Taj Mahal Trio: July 21, the Bing, $52-$62 TW

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