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Jack has more tickets to see Kid Rock live at Darien Lake on Friday, July 5! We're giving 'em away today (June 12) around 3:15 p.m.

Kid Rock is heading out on tour all summer long (see what we did there?). He'll be making a stop at Darien Lake on Friday, July 5, and while all tickets are just under $30, we understand that all these summer shows add up fast.

In their first WNY appearance in over 20 years, legendary rockers Guns 'N Roses will make their return to Buffalo on Wednesday, June 5 at the Buffalo Outer Harbor. Tickets are on sale now -- but you can be cheap like us and try to win them all this week (May 13-17).

It's a '90s double-bill of awesomeness! Counting Crows and The Wallflowers will open the 2013 Buffalo Place Rocks Canalside Concert Series on Friday, June 28 -- and Jack's got tickets to give away!

That giant boom you heard Tuesday around 5 p.m.? That was the sound of Buffalonians' heads exploding at the announcement that Guns 'N Effing Roses would be gracing the city with its presence this summer at the Outer Harbor. Brace yourselves again, folks -- Jack's got a presale for you!

The Dave Matthews Band will make their return to Darien Lake this summer exactly one year to the day after the last time they were here. Sure, it's not really a huge secret since the tour was announced a month ago, but if you've had too many brownies since then, you may not remember.

Bon Jovi took to the stage last night (February 24) at First Niagara Center and instantly brought tens of thousands of screaming women back to their twenties. On the Buffalo stop of the 'Because We Can' tour, just like all other shows, there is no opening act. You came to see Bon Jovi, and that is who you are going to see.

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band will make their return to Buffalo on Thursday, April 18, with special guest Joe Walsh at the First Niagara Center.

Last Saturday (Oct. 13), it was announced that Bruce Springsteen would perform today (Oct. 18) at rallies in Parma, Ohio and Ames, Iowa for President Barack Obama. Late last night, a message from Springsteen outlining his reasons for doing so was published to his website.

On Monday, October 15th, the Rolling Stones announced that they will perform four concerts -- two in London and two in Newark, N.J. -- in the coming months. Those who are unable to make those shows can now rest easy. The final show of the '50 and Counting' mini-tour will be shown live on pay-per-view in the United States.