Channel 93.3’s “Not So Silent Night” whirls into Magness Arena on Dec. 6, celebrating the holidays with melodic goth-punk and emo-pop from A.F.I., Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and I Fight Dragons. Expect songs from A.F.I.’s unctuous, radio-ready new disc, “Crash Love,” which dropped last month. Nothing like a little snarl and eyeliner for Christmas, right? Tickets for the show are on sale at 10 a.m. today. ($9.33-$37.95, Ticketmaster) The Harlem Globetrotters return to Colorado on their never-ending world tour with a Jan. 10 date at the Budweiser Events Center. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday. ($18-$40, ) Tegan and Sara, the Canadian folk-rock sisters known for their polarizing voices and undeniably catchy tunes, return to Colorado for an April 4 date at the Ogden Theatre. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. today. ($35.25, Ticketmaster) Zero 7, a.k.a. British downtempo producers Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker, will play the Ogden Theatre on Dec. 7 as part of their tour behind new album “Yeah Ghost.” Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($22.25-$25, Ticketmaster) Aziz Ansari, of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” and MTV’s “Human Giant,” returns to Comedy Works for a series of shows Nov. 13-14. Also announced this week: Eddie Griffin at the Denver Improv (Nov. 6-7), Lisa Landry at Comedy Works South (Nov. 12-15), Tommy Davidson at the Denver Improv (Nov. 12-15) and Christopher Titus at Comedy Works South (Nov. 19-21). Tickets are on sale. (Various prices, comedyworks or ) 30 Seconds to Mars is the achingly hilarious, paper-thin emo-pop group fronted by actor Jarod Leto and his brother Shannon. And though it’s hard to understand the over-earnest group’s appeal, it’s clear that it exists (to someone, at least). The band comes to the Ogden Theatre on Dec. 1. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. today. ($25, Ticketmaster) Rob Drabkin, a ubiquitous, big-haired Denver folk-pop musician, scored a string of high-profile shows opening for Davy Knowles & Back Door Slam on their national tour. The November-December dates bring Drabkin and Knowles to the Soiled Dove Underground on Dec. 10. Tickets are on sale. ($15-$18, vendini ) Stephen Lynch postponed his Saturday show at the Paramount Theatre due to a “personal emergency,” but plans to return to Denver on Dec. 11 to make up his “3 Balloons Tour” date. Tickets will be honored at the new date, and refunds are available by mailing your Ticket- Horse passes to Customer Service, 1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, 80204.
