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Summer concert calendar

Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 05.15.2008
Here's a list of shows coming to Tucson and Phoenix:
• May 16 — Metallica headlines KFMA Day at the Pima County Fairgrounds.
• May 16 — Bonnie Raitt and Robert Cray at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• May 18 — Bellamy Brothers at The Maverick King of Clubs.
• May 22-25 — Greg Giraldo at the Tempe Improv.
• May 23 — Calexico at the Rialto Theatre.
• May 24 — Aventura and Kat DeLuna at the Dodge Theatre in Phoenix.
• May 24 — Tracy Lawrence at Desert Diamond Casino.
• May 24 — The Police with Elvis Costello at Cricket Wireless Pavilion in Phoenix.
• May 30 — Cowboy Junkies at the Rialto.
• May 30 — Drum and Bass DJ Dieselboy at Club Congress.
• May 31 — Jamie Lidell at the Rialto.
• May 31 — Waila Festival at Bear Down Field on the University of Arizona campus.
• May 31 — Kenny Chesney, The University of Phoenix Stadium.
• June 1 — Charlie Daniels Band with Shooter Jennings and .38 Special, Casino del Sol's AVA.
• June 3 — Chicago and The Doobie Brothers at the Dodge Theatre.
• June 3 — The Fiery Furnaces at Plush.
• June 4 — The Cure at the Dodge Theatre.
• June 5 — "Making the Band 4" tour with Danity Kane at the Dodge Theatre.
• June 7 — X at the Rialto Theatre.
• June 8 — Kanye West at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale.
• June 10 — Rancid at Rialto Theatre.
• June 12 — Brad Paisley with Jewel at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• June 13 — Fat Joe and Chingy at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix.
• June 13 — Crystal Castles at Modified Arts in Phoenix.
• June 14 — The Roots and Erykah Badu at Mesa Amphitheatre.
• June 17 — Keb' Mo' and Taj Mahal at the Celebrity Theatre.
• June 17 — RZA at the Rialto.
• June 17-18 — Tom Waits at the Orpheum Theatre in Phoenix
• June 18 — Indigo Girls at the Rialto.
• June 19 — Drive-by Truckers at the Rialto.
• June 19 — Death Cab For Cutie at Mesa Amphitheatre.
• June 20 — Tim McGraw and Jason Aldean at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• June 20 — Islands at Club Congress.
• June 21 — Belanova at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• June 22 — George Michael at the US Airways Center.
• June 23 — Crosby, Stills and Nash at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• June 24 — Snoop Dogg and 311 at the Dodge Theatre.
• June 25 — The "Vans Warped Tour" at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• June 25 — The "True Colors" tour with the B-52s, Cyndi Lauper, Wanda Sykes and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts at the Dodge Theatre.
• June 25 — Stone Temple Pilots at Casino del Sol's AVA..
• June 26 — Ottmar Liebert at the Fox Tucson Theatre.
• June 26 — Ingrid Michaelson at Club Congress.
• June 26 — Ani DiFranco at the Rialto.
• June 27 — Steve Earle at the Rialto.
• June 27 — Intocable at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• June 28 — KIIM-FM Freedom Fest featuring the Las Vegas Legends of Country, Pima County Fairgrounds.
• June 29 — Styx and Boston at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• June 29 — Mike Ness at the Rialto.
• July 1 — "American Idol" tour at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale.
• July 1 — Robert Plant and Alison Krauss at the Dodge Theatre.
• July 7 — The Rev. Horton Heat at the Rialto.
• July 10 — Toby Keith and Montgomery-Gentry at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• July 11 — Vicente Fernandez at the U.S. Airways Center.
• July 11 — Jonas Brothers at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• July 13 — B.B. King at Desert Diamond Casino.
• July 15 — RX Bandits at the Rialto.
• July 19 — Cheap Trick and Journey at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• July 21 — Wolf Parade at the Rialto.
• July 22 — Steely Dan at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• July 22-23 — Eddie Izzard at the Orpheum Theatre.
• July 27 — Los Lonely Boys and Los Lobos at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• July 30 — John Mayer and Colbie Caillat at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• July 30 — Less Than Jake at the Rialto.
• July 31 — Mötley Crüe with Buckcherry and Papa Roach at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• July 31 — Ringo Starr and his All Star Band with Colin Hay, Gary Wright and others at the Dodge Theatre.
• Aug. 2 — Brooks & Dunn with ZZ Top, Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• Aug. 2 — James Taylor at the Dodge Theatre.
• Aug. 6 — George Thorogood and Buddy Guy at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• Aug. 7 — Lyle Lovett at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• Aug. 7 — Linkin Park at Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• Aug. 8 — Joe Cocker and the Steve Miller Band at the Dodge Theatre.
• Aug. 13 — Kenny G at Desert Diamond Casino.
• Aug. 15 — Martina McBride, Cricket Wireless Pavilion.
• Aug. 18 — Melissa Etheridge at Dodge Theatre.
• Aug. 18 — Sheryl Crow with James Blunt and Toots and the Maytals at Casino del Sol's AVA.
• Aug. 20 — Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers at Jobing.com Arena.
• Aug. 22 — Suzanne Westenhoefer at the Rialto.
• Aug. 23 — Three Dog Night at Desert Diamond Casino.
• Aug. 23 — Dave Matthews Band at the Cricket Wireless Pavilion
• Aug. 29 — Testament at the Rialto.

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