Hello! We get questions all the time about tours and shows, so much so, that we decided to put together this little list of commonly answered questions. If you don't find the answer to your question here, please write us and we'll do our best to help you out.

Where do I get tickets? : Tickets for some shows may be purchased online at various outlets. Tickets are also usually available through the club where the show is scheduled (when we have information about clubs, we'll post a link to their website on the shows page). Otherwise, you'll have to resort to the old-fashioned method of looking up the club in your telephone directory, and calling them on the telephone.

Why isn't my hometown on your tour schedule? : Again, most of the time we don't have a definite answer to this one. Shows are almost always set up by the band or their booking agent, and we have nothing to do with it — and the reasons why they choose the cities they do are many. Sometimes, there was no venue available on the date that they might be passing through your hometown. Sometimes, there just isn't time to squeeze in another show.

But there's a gap in your schedule where my town would fit right in! : Most of the time, we won't post show information unless it's been confirmed by the booking agent. So, when you see a gap in the schedule where your hometown might fit, it just may be that a show is in the works, but hasn't been confirmed yet. Or, maybe the band needed the time to drive the sometimes long distances between venues. Often, the best thing to do is wait until the schedule is confirmed.

I want to book one of your bands in my club/city. Whom do I contact? : We don't book shows for bands. We list email addresses of bands and their booking agents in the bands section of this website (under links). Take a look there, and if you don't find what you need, write us and we'll point you in the right direction.

Can you get me into the sold-out show that I was sure wouldn't sell out, but then did? : As much as we'd love to help, we really can't. Sorry. Our bands tour a lot, though — they'll almost certainly be back.