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Concerts
DROPKICK MURPHYS: Nov. 16, Burton Cummings Theatre, 8 p.m. Boston Celtic punk band. With Flatliners, Mahones. Tickets $19.50 and $29.50 at Ticketmaster.
THE SKYDIGGERS: Nov. 13 & 14, West End |ultural Centre, 8 p.m. Veteran roots-rockers. Tickets $17 at Ticketmaster, WECC.
David Wilcox
Nov. 12, Club Regent, 8 p.m. Canadian guitar guru. Tickets $40 at Ticketmaster.
Arkells
Nov. 12, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Hamilton pop-rock band. With Novaks, Schomberg Fair. Tickets $12.60 at Ticketmaster.
Neilfest
Nov. 12-14, Times Change(d). A celebration of Neil Young's music. With Greg Cockerll Band, Magnificent Sevens, Thursday; F-Holes, Perpetrators, Chris Carmichael, Friday; Turnstiles, Dan Frechette, Carmichael, Damon Mitchell, Saturday. Admission $10 Thursday, $15 Friday and Saturday.
WSO: The Artist's Life
Nov. 13, Centennial Concert Hall, 8 p.m. A tribute to the artist with Strauss' Artist's Life and Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture. Tickets $18 to $61 at 949-3999.
Sons of York
Nov. 13, Park Theatre, 8 p.m. Local pop-rock band releases Black and White Summer. With Jicah. Admission $10.
Champion & His G-Strings
Nov. 14, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Montreal electronic artist and his band supporting new album, Resistance. Tickets $17 at jazzwinnipeg.com, 989-4656.
Encore Vocal Quartet
Nov. 14, Fort Garry Mennonite Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. Release of a cappella Christmas CD. Free.
Between Friends
Nov. 14, Crescent Fort Rouge United Church, 7:30 p.m. Prairie Voices Choir. With College Jeanne-Sauvé Senior Choir, U of M Women's Choir and St. James-Assiniboia Divisional Senior Choir. Admission $15, students/seniors $8.
WSO: Scottish Snap
Nov. 14, Centennial Concert Hall, 8 p.m. Romantic works about the Scottish landscape. Tickets $18 to $61 at 949-3999.
Glenn Buhr & Martha Brooks
Nov. 14, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 8 p.m. Jazz Under the Rooftop. Tickets $19 at Ticketmaster.
Stone Temple Pilots
Nov. 15, MTS Centre, 7 p.m. Reunited grunge-pop band. With Crash Kings. Tickets $39.50 and $59.50 at Ticketmaster.
Project Peacemakers Sing For Peace
Nov. 15, Crescent Fort Rouge United Church, 2 p.m. Annual benefit concert. Admission $10
Carissa Klopoushak
Nov. 15, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 2 p.m. Violinist. Eckhardt-Gramatté competition winner. Tickets $20 at McNally Robinson, students $5.
Yves Léveillé
Nov. 15, Park Theatre, 8 p.m. Montreal pianist and composer. Tickets $18 at jazzwinnipeg.com
Matthew de Zoete
Nov. 15, Edge Gallery, 8 p.m. Hamilton folkie. Admission $10.
Baroque Beams
Nov. 15, 298 Yale, 3 p.m. Music students incorporate baroque music into their studies. Tickets $20 at 774-3601
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Nov. 16, MTS Centre, 7:30 p.m. Holiday-themed orchestral rock group and multimedia extravaganza. Tickets $25 to $55 at Ticketmaster.
Nuclear Blast Tour
Nov. 16, Royal Albert, 8 p.m. Extreme metal love-in with Vader, Decrepit Birth and more. Tickets $20 at Ticketmaster.
Dinosaur Jr.
Nov. 17, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Reunited indie-rock pioneers. With Pink Mountaintops. Tickets $30 at Ticketmaster.
Matt Dusk
Nov. 17, Club Regent Casino, 8 p.m. Neo-crooner and full-on swooner. Tickets $35 at Ticketmaster.
John Mayall
Nov. 18, Pantages Playhouse Theatre. Godfather of the British blues. Tickets $42 at Ticketmaster.
The Trews
Nov. 18, West End Cultural Centre, 8 p.m. East Coast rockers play acoustic show. Sold out.
A Recital of Music for Saxophone and Organ
Nov. 18, Young United Church, 7:30 p.m. Allen Harrington and Lottie Enns-Braun. Admission $15, students $5.
Alex Cuba
Nov. 19, Park Theatre, 8 p.m. Juno-winning Cuban-born Canadian. Tickets $22 at Ticketmaster, Folk Festival Music Store.
Trivium
Nov. 19, Pyramid Cabaret, 9 p.m. Technical Florida metalcore band. With Chimaira, Whitechapel, Dirge Within. Tickets $33 at Ticketmaster.
Peter Noone
Nov. 19, Club Regent Casino, 8 p.m. Herman's Hermits frontman. Tickets $36.75 at Ticketmaster.
Lights
Nov. 19, Garrick Centre, 7:30 p.m. Toronto synth popster. With Jets Overhead. Tickets $20 at Ticketmaster.
Vic Chesnutt
Nov. 20, West End Cultural Centre, 8 p.m. Singer-songwriter with Fugazi's Guy Picciotto and members of Thee Silver Mt. Zion and Godspeed You! Black Emperor as backing band. Tickets $20 at Ticketmaster, WECC, Music Trader.
Matthew Good
Nov. 21, Burton Cummings Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver rocker touring in support of album named after his home city. With Mother Mother. Tickets $25 and $39.50 at Ticketmaster.
Swollen Members
Nov. 21, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Vancouver hip-hop group on comeback trail. With Big B., Bliss & Eso, Common Market, Dirtball. Tickets $21 at Ticketmaster.
Wil
Nov. 21, Park Theatre. Calgary roots-rocker. With Sunparlour Players. Tickets $15 at Ticketmaster.
Zemlinsky String Quartet
Nov. 21, U of W's Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, 8 p.m. Czech string quartet. Tickets $29, students $10 at 786-9000, virtuosi.mb.ca.
John Pizzarelli Quartet
Nov. 21 & Nov. 22, Berney Theatre. With violinist Adam Weinstein. Tickets $35, students $20 at 477-7534.
Canzona Christmas Oratorio
Nov. 22, Westminster United Church, 7 p.m. With the University of Manitoba Singers and MusikBarock Ensemble soloists. Tickets $23, seniors $20 and students $10 at 227-5559.
Cat Empire
Nov. 24, Garrick Centre, 8 p.m. Australian funk band. Tickets $29.50 at Ticketmaster.
Priestess
Nov. 25, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Montreal rawk band. With Early Man, Trigger Effect. Tickets $15.75 at Ticketmaster.
You Say Party! We Say Die!
Nov. 25, Royal Albert, 10 p.m. Toronto dance punk. With Little Girls. Tickets $10 at ticketworkshop.com.
The Fugitives
Nov. 26, West End Cultural Centre, 8 p.m. Vancouver slam poets touring in support of Find Me EP. With Kinnie Starr, Flying Fox & the Hunter Gatherers. Tickets $15 at Ticketmaster, WECC.
Celtic Tenors
Nov. 26, McPhillips Street Station, 8 p.m. Celtic standards trio. Tickets $36.75 at Ticketmaster.
WSO: City Lights
Nov. 26, Centennial Concert Hall, 8 p.m. 1931 romantic comedy written by Charlie Chaplin. Tickets $13.50 to $45 at Ticketmaster.
Singing for Supper
Nov. 27, St. Ignatius Church, 7 p.m. Tom Jackson holds annual concert for Winnipeg Harvest. Tickets $20 at Ticketmaster.
Back to Back Jack
Nov. 27, Pyramid Cabaret, 9 p.m. Jack Semple and Jack Dekeyzer team up for blues rock showcase. Admission $25.
Billy Bragg
Nov. 28, Burton Cummings Theatre, 8 p.m. One of the world's greatest living folksingers. With Ron Hawkins. Tickets $35 at Ticketmaster and the Folk Festival Music Store.
King Kahn & BBQ Show
Nov. 28, Royal Albert, 10 p.m. Garage/doo-wop duo. With Those Darlins. Tickets $16 at ticketworkshop.com, Into the Music, Music Trader.
Aviv String Quartet
Nov. 28, Berney Theatre, 8 p.m. Chamber music. Tickets $36, students $20 at 477-7510.
Jason McCoy
Nov. 28, Club Regent Casino, 8 p.m. Canadian country singer on Perfect Gift Christmas tour. Tickets $25 at Ticketmaster.
Winter Harp
Nov. 29, Pantages Playhouse, 7:30 p.m. Medieval Christmas concert with Janelle Nadeau. Ticket info TBA.
Municipal Waste
Nov. 30, Pyramid Cabaret, 10 p.m. Thrash freakin' metal. With the Accused. Tickets $18 at Ticketmaster.
Hidden Cameras
Nov. 30, Royal Albert, 10 p.m. Toronto orchestral pop band. With Gentleman Reg. Tickets $13 at ticketworkshop.com, Into the Music, Music Trader.
Moneen
Nov. 30, West End Cultural Centre, 8 p.m. Ontario emo band. Tickets $15 at Ticketmaster.
Die Mannequin
Nov. 30, Park Theatre, 7 p.m. Toronto hard rock band. Tickets $14.50 at Ticketmaster.
Jann Arden
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1, Centennial Concert Hall, 8 p.m. Heart-breaking ballads and standup comedy rolled into one. Tickets $50 and $70 at Ticketmaster.
Stereos
Dec. 1, Garrick Centre, 6:30 p.m. Edmonton hip-hop/pop band. With the Midway State, Artist Life and the Envy. Tickets $22.50 at Ticketmaster.
The Trews
Dec. 4, West End Cultural Centre, 8 p.m. East Coast rockers play second acoustic show. Sold out.
GWAR
Dec. 5, Garrick Centre, 8 p.m. Costume-wearing metal band from space. With Job for a Cowboy, Red Chord. Tickets $33.75 at Ticketmaster.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 12, 2009 F14
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