Announce South Florida Shows, Jackson Browne, Bryan Adams, and Saosin

A few more concert listings today for your viewing pleasure:Jackson Browne is his sloughing band and striking out on a solo tour. The singer/songwriter will play an acoustic set at The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater on November 21. Tickets aren't on sale yet, but check the Ticketmaster place for more details.Following in the acoustic footsteps of Jackson Browne, Bryan Adams announced an unplugged tour as well. Adams is pimping his 11th studio album, ingeniously titled 11 at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets for the October 23 show will be available through Ticketmaster.Saosin, P.O.S., Innerpartysystem, and Eye Alaska will not be playing entirely acoustic sets when they come to Culture Room on December 8. Instead, they'll be delivery a blend of hard rock, post hardcore, and pop all pumped out through distorted guitars and effects pedals. Tickets go on sale September 12 through Ticketmaster.

Bryan Adams commits to UTEP

Bryan Adams older defensive end Tajh Fite said Thursday that he has orally committed to UT-El Paso, choosing the Miners over SMU and North Texas.
Fite (6-3, 230) said he will start at defensive end and tight end this season. Fite, who only played defensive end last year, had 35 approach and four sacks. Fite said UTEP beginner him as a defensive end.
Oral commitments are non binding. The first day a football player in the Class of 2010 can sign a national letter of intent is Feb. 3.
Brandon George

Kick off Edmonton Oilers’ season to Bryan Adams

EDMONTON - He may live the high life in London and the Caribbean sea, but rocker Bryan Adams is still a good old hockey-loving Canuck at heart. And it could be he's an Oilers' fan to bang.

The Grammy and Juno assignation winning singer/guitarist will bang off the Oilers season with an outdoor agreement at Telus Field on Friday, Sept. 4, as part of the Oilers Face Adams, an electric guitar legend, will take to the organise with his full band to perform his hits of the last three decennary.
Tickets for the concert go on sale Saturday at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster. Prices adjunct from $69 to $125 plus surcharges.
Adams last performed in Edmonton at the Winspear Centre in February.
The Oilers Face Off 2009 weekend is a kickoff to the 2009-10 season. The concert, which will feature a significant Oilers appearance, will be followed up by a second event involving the team the next day, with full details to be announced next week.
Oilers' season-ticket holders also have the opportunity to win their way in to the Bryan Adams show; 500 premium floor armchair have been designated for a special Oilers Season Seat Holder "Get Lucky" Draw.
Details will be deliver directly to the ticket holders.
"I can't think of a better way to get fired up for the start of the season than by inviting Bryan Adams, his band, our players, coaches, fans and friends to be a part of Face-off 2009," said Oilers president and CEO Patrick LaForge.

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