Looking ahead

Thu., Nov. 19, 2015

Looking ahead

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, www.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

Christmas With Friends: Nov. 27-Dec. 20, Coeur d’Alene Resort, $27.50 (844) 226-1809

Bartlett Christmas Special: Dec. 11, the Bartlett, $10-$15 BT

Futurebirds: Feb. 6, the Bartlett, $10 BT

Radiation City: March 15, the Bartlett, $10-$12 BT

November

Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve”: Nov. 27, Spokane Arena, $33.50-$65 TW

All That Remains: Nov. 27, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

The Commodores: Nov. 28, Northern Quest, $45-$75 NQ

Puscifer: Nov. 29, the INB, $45 TW

Sallie Ford and Tacocat: Nov. 30, the Bartlett, $12-$14 BT

Cancer Bats: Nov. 30, the Pin, $10 HMT

December

Kamelot, Dragonforce: Dec. 1, Knitting Factory, $26-$100 TB

That 1 Guy: Dec. 2, the Big Dipper, $15 HMT

Allen Stone: Dec. 2, Knitting Factory, $22.50 TB

The Olate Dogs: Dec. 3, the Bing, $24-$77 TW

“The Nutcracker”: Dec. 3-6, Fox, $12.50-$75 TW

“A Christmas Story: The Musical”: Dec. 3-6, INB, $32.50-$72.50 TW

NGHTMRE: Dec. 4, Swaxx, $15-$30 TF

“The Second City: Holidazed & Confused”: Dec. 4, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $16 TW

David Wax Museum: Dec. 4, the Bartlett, $10-$12 BT

Blood on the Dance Floor: Dec. 4, Pin, $15-$18 TF

Hot Club of Spokane: Dec. 6, the Bing, $15 TW

Collie Buddz: Dec. 6, Knitting Factory, $18 TF

Oak Ridge Boys’ “Christmas Night Out”: Dec. 7, INB, $45-$55 TW

Affiniti: Dec. 7, the Bing, $14-$22 TW

Phantogram: Dec. 9, Knitting Factory, $23-$25 TB

The English Beat: Dec. 10, the Bartlett, $40 BT

Beat Connection: Dec. 12, Bartlett, $12-$15 BT

Della Mae: Dec. 12, Knitting Factory, $15-$30 TB

John Tesh: Dec. 13, Northern Quest, $45-$65 NQ

Peter White Christmas featuring Mindi Abair and Rick Braun: Dec. 15, the Bing, $47-$57 TW

Death Cab for Cutie: Dec. 15, INB, $35 TW (rescheduled from Oct. 1)

Clarion Brass’ “This Is What Christmas Sounds Like”: Dec. 15, St. John’s Cathedral, $20 TW

Devin the Dude: Dec. 17, the Pin, $15 HMT

The Singing Nuns: Dec. 18-20, Mount St. Michael, $12 TW

Black Breath: Dec. 19, the Pin, $15 HMT

The Brian Setzer Orchestra: Dec. 26, the Fox, $52-82 TW

“So You Think You Can Dance” Season 12 Tour: Dec. 28, the INB, $29.50-$65 TW

Pickwick: Dec. 31, the Bartlett, $20 BT

London Souls: Dec. 31, the Hive, Sandpoint, $40 TW

January

Car Seat Headrest: Jan. 11, the Bartlett, $10 BT

Devil Makes Three: Jan. 15, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

Luis Bravo’s Forever Tango: Jan. 16, the Bing, $25-$99 TW

Hell’s Belles: Jan. 16, Knitting Factory, $13.50-$14 TB

Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan: Jan. 17, Northern Quest, $45-$75 NQ

Jim Breuer: Jan. 21, Northern Quest, $35-$55 NQ

Tribal Seeds: Jan. 23, Knitting Factory, $17-$19 TB

Excision: Jan. 24, Knitting Factory, $30 TB

Nelson Illusions: “Smoke & Mystery”: Jan. 30, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $16 TW

February

Stick Figure: Feb. 3, Knitting Factory, $15-$17 TB

Morris Day and the Time: Feb. 4, Northern Quest, $35-$65 NQ

Dr. Dog: Feb. 8, Knitting Factory, $22.50 TB

ZOSO: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Tribute: Feb. 11, Knitting Factory, $20 TB

G. Love & Special Sauce: Feb. 11, the Hive, Sandpoint, $15 TW

Riders in the Sky: Feb. 12, the Bing, $25-$45 TW

Brad Paisley: Feb. 12, Spokane Arena. Tickets $25-$59.75 TW

Brian Regan: Feb. 13, Northern Quest, $55-$95 NQ

The Tenors: Feb. 15, Northern Quest, $45-$75 NQ

“Letters Aloud: FAME”: Feb. 17, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $12 TW

Rock n’ Worship Roadshow, with Newsboys: Feb. 19, Spokane Arena, $20 TF

BYU Vocal Point: Feb. 20, INB, $10-$35 TW

Brillz: Feb. 24, Swaxx, $15-$40 TF

Keys N Krates: Feb. 26, Knitting Factory, $18-$21 TB

March

Peppa Pig Live: March 2, the Fox, $32-$57 TW

Lorie Line: March 3, the Bing, $54 TW

The Duhks: March 4, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $16 TW

Rebelution: March 5, Knitting Factory, $25 TB

Umphrey’s McGee: March 10, the Hive, Sandpoint, $30 TW

Young Dubliners: March 11, Knitting Factory, $14 TB

April

“The Dinner Party”: April 1-2 and 8-9, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $10 TW

Jeff Dunham: April 8, Spokane Arena, $47.50 TW

2Cellos: April 18, INB, $29.50-$59.50 TW

Kleen Respect: April 20, the Bing, $26-$32 TW

Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant” 50th Annivesary Tour: April 23, the Bing, $47-$101 TW

Johnny Mathis: April 24, the INB, $35-$125 TW

“The Intergalactic Nemesis: Target Earth”: April 28, Jones Theatre, Pullman, $16 TW

May

The Piano Guys: May 21, Arena’s Star Theater, $29.50-$179.50 TW

August

5 Seconds of Summer: Aug. 30, Spokane Arena, $25-$79.95 TW

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