Now on sale
Lindsey Buckingham’s 31-city North American tour to promote his sixth solo album, “The Seeds We Sow,” will include a Sept. 14 concert at Gates Concert Hall at the University of Denver, as we reported last month. Promoters this week announced on-sale dates for the former Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter’s show, so get ready: They’re available at 10 a.m. Monday and will run $39.50-$95. Call 303-871-7720 or visit .
Deadmau5 knows how to throw a party, judging by the progressive house DJ’s increasingly high-profile road gigs. The cartoonish Canadian, a.k.a. Joel Thomas Zimmerman, will hit Red Rocks on Aug. 30 as part of his “Meowington’s Hax” tour. Tickets are on sale. ($50, Ticketmaster)
Chromeo delivered a fittingly high-energy set to close out the Westword Music Showcase last month, and fans will have another chance to catch the cheeky Montreal duo on Oct. 6 at the Ogden Theatre and Oct. 7 at the Boulder Theater, both with Mayer Hawthorne & the County. Passes are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($30-$35, Ticketmaster and )
Young Jeezy’s prolific schedule of hip-hop albums and mixtapes continues unabated, judging by his two releases already listed for 2011 on . He’ll stop by the Ogden Theatre on Aug. 23 ($35). Also announced for the Ogden this week: British pop-rockers Gomez (Sept. 22, $25) and Australian dance group Cut Copy (Oct. 4, $30). All tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday via Ticketmaster.
The Album Leaf, the hypnotic electro- acoustic project of Jimmy LaValle, joins the roster of quality artists hitting the Bluebird in the coming months with his Oct. 4 concert ($13-$15). Also announced this week: Cracker/Camper Van Beethoven (Aug. 13, $27.75-$30), CSS ($18.75-$20, Oct. 13) and former Soul Coughing leader Mike Doughty ($25, Nov. 1). All tickets are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday via Ticketmaster.
John Wenzel: 303-954-1642 or jwenzel@denverpost.com
