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Kid Rock’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Revival Tour kicks off its 2008 leg Friday in Evansville, bringing with him Rev Run and Per Wolf.Kid Rock is back on the road after 22 million records sold in the United States and a three-year hiatus. He’s promoting his latest CD, “Rock N Roll Jesus.” Late last year, Kid Rock joined Robin Williams, Lewis Black, Lance Armstrong and others on a visit to support U.S. troops stationed overseas.Tickets for the 8 p.m. show at Roberts Stadium are $46.50, $41 and $34. Tickets can be purchased at Roberts Stadium (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 10 a.m.).

The tickets for the first amusing light show planned for the Kingston Regional Sports and Entertainment Centre will be on sale tomorrow. Starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow until midnight Thursday you can log onto the Hip website and find a link to purchase the best tickets. The profit gained from ticket sales will go to young and perspective local non-profit groups Lake Ontario Waterkeeper and Camp Trillium.

Ryanna Fierick and Emily D’Amico are ten-year-old fans of Hannah Montana. The girls know every word and move of Miley Cyrus. The pop artist’s concert tour sold out months ago. It outsold and out-priced legendary performers, like Bruce Springsteen. Bill Bailey, program director and radio personality at WLHT, said that Hannah Montana is a true phenomenon. It has brought a lot of excitement. Many people have been interested in winning the precious Hannah Montana tickets.

Robbie Williams, Radiohead, and Arctic Monkeys joined calls Tuesday for a levy to be added to concert tickets resold on the web in order to allow musicians to claw back some of the profits that are made by touts and fans. The acts’ managers said the move was vital to bring some regulation and rigor to the ticket market, which they described as “the wild west”. It was proposed to establish a Resale Rights Society, which would collect a fee from each concert ticket sold on eBay and other websites.

The great musician Garth Brooks has sold over 85,000 tickets in less than an hour for 5 upcoming shows in LA. Although Garth Brooks was previously scheduled for only 1 live performance, he will now play 2 concerts on January 25 (at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.) and 3 concerts on January 26 (at 1 p.m., 5 p.m., and 10 p.m.) at the Staples Center. All proceeds from Garth Brooks’ shows will benefit recent fire victims and firefighters in CA.

Tickets for Garth Brooks’s LA benefit concert in January for victims of the recent wildfires in California will go on sale on December 1 at 9 am. Garth Brooks was approached by civic leaders and California state elected officials from the areas that were affected by recent wildfires. The concert will be held on January 26, 2008 at the Staples Center in LA, California. Show tickets for all seats are $38.60 (plus $5.00 handling charge and 1.40 city amusement tax). There’s going to be a limit of 6 concert tickets per person.

Spice Girls’ tickets for the comeback tour are being auctioned off for less than a 3rd of the tickets’ face value. The first date of their world tour starting in London on December 16, was originally sold out in just 38 seconds. Sixteen further dates at the 23 thousand capacity O2 Arena, and 2 at Manchester’s MEN Arena, have sold out as well. However now, tickets for the nineteen United Kingdom dates, with cost £85 each, are being flogged off for less than only £25.

The Jaguars are back at home after playing 3 straight road matches, as they host the surging Chargers this Sunday afternoon from Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. Jacksonville went 2-1 on the trip and handed the AFC South-rival Titans a 28-13 defeat last weekend. The Jaguars earned revenge of a Week One setback to Tennessee by pounding the football against the League’s top run defense.

Ilya Kovalchuk scored in the 1st minute of overtime, 27 seconds after Hossa forced the extra period with a power-play goal as the host Thrashers beat the Panthers, 3-2. Ilya’s NHL-leading fifteenth goal gave Atlanta its 4th win in the past 5 matches. David Perron shot 2 goals in St. Louis‘ 4-goal 2nd period and the Blues rallied from 2 down for a 4-3 victory against the Red Wings to snap a 3-game losing streak.

Jose Guillen is expected to be interviewed by the commissioner’s office about his purchase of $19,000 worth of performance-enhancing drugs over a 3-year period. The player’s orders included a $2,083 shipment, which was sent to the Coliseum in September 2003. His orders were placed between June 2002 and May 2005. MLB banned steroids in 2003. Jose Guillen played for the A’s in 2003 and has spent eleven years in the big leagues.