“The Big Lebowski” is one of those gloriously quotable, multilayered comedies that stands up to endless viewings — and that has thankfully found an audience since its release a decade ago. In advance of Halloween, dust off your best bathrobe and bowling outfit for the Boulder Theater’s semi-annual “Big Lebowski” screening and costume contest on Wednesday. ($8, )
Bill Cosby will stop by the Buell Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex for a pair of shows on March 28. Check back here for on-sale dates and prices for the legendary entertainer’s 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. shows.
Beastie Boys and Tenacious D will play a unique get-out-the-vote rally Nov. 3 at the Fillmore Auditorium. Tickets went on sale Oct. 18. ($38, Ticketmaster)
Wu-Tang Clan fans rejoice: The group’s upcoming jaunt will feature RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Inspectah, Deck, U-God and Masta Killa, making it one of the most complete touring lineups in some time (well, minus Method Man, anyway). Tickets for the Dec. 10 concert at the Ogden Theatre are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($36.50-$40, Ticketmaster)
George Winston will finally play the Boulder Theater after canceling a July 25 date there earlier this year. Tickets for the calm, barefooted Windham Hill pianist’s April 11 concert are on sale. ($25-$34.50, )
The English Beat’s “ska revivalist” tag seems odd considering the band formed 30 years ago when the genre was just getting noticed. But no matter: Dave Wakeling & Co. will play English Beat and General Public songs at the Ogden Theatre on Dec. 11. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($20-$25, Ticketmaster)
Radio 1190 AM at CU-Boulder will celebrate a decade of operating under the KVCU call letters with a concert featuring Denver indie acts Moonspeed, Bad Weather California and the Wheel. Tickets for the Nov. 21 show at the Hi-Dive are on sale. ($5, hi-dive.com)
Railbenders will bring their Denver-brewed “hard country” back to the Bluebird Theater on Dec. 4. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. today. ($10, Ticketmaster)
The Wailers will perform the classic album “Exodus” in its entirety at a Jan. 9 show at the Ogden Theatre. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($22.50-$25, Ticketmaster)
Reel Big Fish will bring its ska-punk tunes to the Ogden Theatre on Jan. 8 with openers Streetlight Manifesto. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($18.50-$20, Ticketmaster)
Friday Night Lights isn’t a TV show, but rather Keystone Resort’s free concert series, this year featuring hipster favorites Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (Nov. 21), Denver natives DeVotchKa (Nov. 28) and Girl Talk (Dec. 5). Visit for more information.
LoveLikeFire canceled its Wednesday set at the Hi-Dive. Refunds are available from the Hi- Dive. (hi-dive.com)
