With a Top Ten album debut, a Top Ten radio single and a run of sold-out club shows, singer/songwriter Brett Dennen announces plans for a Hope For The Hopeless headlining tour that will stretch from January 2009 into the spring (see dates below).

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The tour will hit major venues across the country including two nights in Brett’s hometown of San Francisco (The Fillmore) and two nights in his adopted hometown of Los Angeles (House of Blues LA). Tickets go on sale Saturday, November 22, 2008.

Brett Dennen’s ‘Hope For The Hopeless’ debuted as the #4 Independent Album, the #6 Digital Album and entered at #41 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart. The first single, “Make You Crazy,” is a Top Ten hit at tastemaker AAA stations across the country and features Nigerian Afro-beat legend, Femi Kuti.

Brett will perform “Make You Crazy” on “Good Morning America Weekend” November 15. The video for the song co-starring actress and fan Mandy Moore is featured on AOL Music sites and can be seen across the web.

Rolling Stone named Dennen one of their “Artists to Watch in 2008″ and said “his third disc suggests he may soon give Dave Matthews a run for his tour grosses.” John Mayer, Michael Franti and Jason Mraz are outspoken advocates for Brett. His songs have been featured in episodes of “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Scrubs” and “House” among others. NPR, Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, and The Washington Post are among the publications that have spotlighted his narrative-rich lyrics and distinctive voice.

Brett Dennen 2009 Hope For The Hopeless Tour Dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

January 16 Orlando, FL The Social
January 17 Ft. Lauderdale, FL The Culture Room
January 18 Tampa, FL State Theatre
January 21 New Orleans, LA Parish
January 22 Houston, TX Warehouse Live Studio
January 23 Austin, TX La Zona Rosa
January 24 Dallas, TX The Loft
January 26 Birmingham, AL WorkPlay Theatre
January 27 Knoxville, TN The Square Room
January 29 Nashville, TN Exit/In
January 30 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
January 31 Athens, GA Georgia Theatre

February 2 Columbia, SC Headliners
February 3 Asheville, NC The Orange Peel
February 5 Carrboro, NC Cat’s Cradle
February 6 Falls Church, VA State Theatre
February 7 Towson, MD Recher Theatre
February 8 Northampton, MA Pearl Street
February 10 Philadelphia, PA World Café Live
February 11 New York, NY Webster Hall
February 13 Burlington, VT Higher Ground
February 14 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
February 15 Montreal QC Cabaret du Musee Juste Pour Rire
February 16 Toronto, ON The Mod Club Theatre
February 18 Ann Arbor, MI Blind Pig
February 19 Traverse City, MI City Opera house
February 20 Columbus, OH The Basement
February 21 Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom
February 23 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theatre
February 24 Milwaukee, WI Turner Hall Ballroom
February 26 Chicago, IL Park West
February 27 Indianapolis, IN Music Mill
February 28 Madison, WI Majestic Theater

March 2 Louisville, KY Headliners
March 3 St. Louis, MO Duck Room
March 4 Lawrence, KS Bottleneck
March 5 Des Moines, IA People’s Court
March 12 Vancouver, BC The Plaza
March 13 Portland, OR Crystal Ballroom
March 14 Seattle, WA Showbox at the Market
March 16 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
March 17 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
March 19 Reno, NV Grand Sierra Theatre
March 20 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
March 21 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
March 22 Sacramento, CA Boardwalk
March 24 Los Angeles, CA House of Blues
March 25 Los Angeles, CA House of Blues
March 27 San Diego, CA House of Blues
March 28 Phoenix, AZ Clubhouse
March 29 Tucson, AZ Rialto Theatre
March 30 Santa Fe, NM Santa Fe Brewing Company

April 1 Aspen, CO Belly Up
April 2 Boulder, CO Fox Theatre
April 3 Denver, CO Bluebird Theatre
April 4 Salt Lake City, UT Murray Theatre

Erin McCarley supporting January 16 through January 31
Angus and Julia Stone supporting March 12 through April 4 except in Reno, NV

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Tom Morello pulls another shift as the Nightwatchman, Duncan Sheik shows off his Tony Award for Spring Awakening during a November jaunt and k.d. lang has a constant craving for playing theaters. Follow the jump for the full set of tour dates.

Tom Morello
November 1 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
November 2 - Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
November 3 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox
November 5 - Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom
November 7 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
November 8 - Aspen, CO @ Belly Up Aspen
November 9 - Boulder, CO @ Fox Theater
November 11 - Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line Music Cafe
November 12 - Milwaukee, WI @ Turner Hall Ballroom
November 13 - Indianapolis, IN @ The Vogue
November 15 - Detroit, MI @ Majestic Theater
November 16 - Toronto, ON @ Opera House
November 17 - Cambridge, MA @ Middle East
November 19 - Baltimore, MD @ Sonar
November 20 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
November 21 - New York, NY @ The Fillmore
November 22 - Chicago, IL @ Vic Theatre
December 9 - Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre
December 11 - Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up Tavern
December 12 - Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues

Duncan Sheik
November 1 - West Palm Beach, FL @ Duncan Theatre
November 3 - Atlanta, GA @ Smith’s Olde Bar
November 5 - Birmingham, AL @ Workplay Theatre
November 6 - Nashville, TN @ 3rd & Lindsley
November 7 - Charleston, SC @ Sottile Theatre
November 8 - Durham, NC @ Carolina Theatre
November 11 - Wilmington, DE @ Grand Opera House
November 12 - Vienna, VA @ Barns at Wolf Trap
November 13 - New York, NY @ Town Hall
November 14 - Westport, CT @ Westport Arts Center
November 15 - Great Barrington, MA @ Mahalwe Theatre
November 16 - Albany, NY @ Swyer Theater

k.d. lang
October 30 - North Bethesda, MD @ Strathmore Performance Hall
October 31 - Atlantic City, NJ @ Music Box Theatre
November 5 - Fort Worth, TX @ Bass Performance Hall
November 6 - Austin, TX @ Paramount Theatre
November 8 - Denver, CO @ Temple Buell Theatre
November 9 - Santa Fe, NM @ Lensic Performing Arts Center
November 11 - Mesa, AZ @ Mesa Arts Center
November 12 - Tucson, AZ @ Centennial Hall
November 13 - San Diego, CA @ Copley Symphony Hall
November 15 - Oakland, CA @ Paramount Theatre
November 22 - Long Beach, CA @ Long Beach Performing Arts Center
March 21 - Spokane, WA @ Martin Woldson Theatre
March 24 - Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Hall
March 25 - Eugene, OR @ Hult Center
March 27 - Davis, CA @ Jackson Hall
April 8 - Charlotte, NC @ Ovens Auditorium
April 9 - Greenville, SC @ Peace Concert Hall

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Disturbed’s tour proves to be Indestructible, the Killers hit the road in support of Day & Age and American Idol reject Josiah Leming loads all his gear into his car and treks across the country. Follow the jump for the complete set of dates.

Disturbed
November 23 - Rochester, MN @ Mayo Civic Auditorium
November 25 - Brookings, SD @ Swiftel Center
November 26 - Bismark, ND @ Bismark Civic Center
November 28 - Great Falls, MT @ Montana ExpoPark
November 29 - Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory
November 30 - Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre
December 2 - Edmonton, AB @ Shaw Conference Centre
December 3 - Calgary, AB @ Calgary Stampede
December 5 - Saskatoon, SA @ Prarieland
December 6 - Winnipeg, MAN @ Burton Cummings Theatre
December 8 - Grand Forks, ND @ The Club at Alerus Center
December 10 - Keamey, NE @ FirsTier Event Center
December 15 - Indianapolis, IN @ Murat Egyptian Room

The Killers
January 17 - Denver, CO @ Magness Arena
January 19 - Minneapolis, MN @ Northrop Auditorium
January 20 - Chicago, IL @ UIC Pavillion
January 22 - Ypsilanti, MI @ EMU Convocation Center
January 23 – Toronto, ON @ Air Canada Center
January 25 - New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
January 26 - Boston, MA @ Agganis Arena
January 28 - Fairfax, VA @ George Mason University Patriot Center
January 29 - North Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues
January 30 - Atlanta, GA @ Atlanta Civic Center
January 31 - Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry House
February 2 - Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theater
February 3 - Austin, TX @ Frank Erwin Center
February 4 - Grand Prairie, TX @ Nokia Theater

Josiah Leming
November 12 - Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore
November 13- Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater
November 14- Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
November 16 - San Francisco, CA @ Red Devil Lounge
November 18 - San Luis Obispo, CA @ The Brewing Company
November 20 - Tucson, AZ @ Plush
November 22 - Odessa, TX @ Dos Amigos
November 23 - Abilene, TX @ Midnight Rodeo
November 24 - Tulsa, OK @ The Marquee
November 26 - Memphis, TN @ Young Avenue Deli

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The Sword have just announced US headlining dates in support of its critically-acclaimed new album ‘Gods of the Earth’.

The band will headline a slew of off-dates while on tour supporting Metallica, who hand-picked the celebrated Austin, TX quartet on its upcoming North American tour, set to launch October 21, 2008 in Glendale, AZ.

Teaser clips for the Metallica/The Sword run can be viewed online at the locations below. In addition to headlining off-dates during the Metallica tour, The Sword will team up with Lamb of God for a string of shows this December.

Download MP3: “Fire Lances Of The Ancient Hyperzephyrians” from ‘Gods Of the Earth’

The Sword’s brand new music video for the towering single “How Heavy this Axe” will make its world premiere Tuesday, October 21 on MTV2. The kaleidoscopic clip, which pays homage to the classic Black Sabbath videos “Paranoid” and “Iron Man”, will also air as part of the network’s “Headbangers Ball: 20th Anniversary” programming. The week-long celebration, which will feature noteworthy interviews, archive footage from the program’s past 20 years, a roundtable discussion with ex-Headbangers Ball VJ’s and more will include the “How Heavy this Axe” video as part of the Saturday, October 25 edition of “Headbangers Ball”.

The Sword’s sophomore album ‘Gods of the Earth’ was released this past April on Kemado Records.

METALLICA/THE SWORD TEASER CLIPS

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The Sword 2008/2009 tour dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

October 21 - Glendale, AZ @ Jobing Arena *
October 23 - Albuquerque, NM @ Tingley Coliseum *
October 25 - Kansas City, MO @ Sprint Center *
October 26 - Des Moines, IA @ Wells Fargo Arena *
October 27 - Minneapolis MN @ Triple Rock Social Club #
October 28 - Sioux Falls, SD @ Nuttys #
October 30 - Missoula, MT @ The Palace #
November 1 - Portland, OR @ Rose Quarter *
November 2 - Boise ID @ Neurolux #
November 3 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Energy Solutions Arena *
November 4 - Denver, CO @ Pepsi Center *
November 5 - Wichita, KS @ Barleycorns #
November 6 - Omaha, NE @ Qwest Center *
November 7 - Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge #
November 8 - Moline, IL @ iWireless Center *
November 9 - Columbus, @ OH Schottenstein Center *
November 10 - Nashville, TN @ Exit / In #
November 11 - Asheville, NC @ Stella Blue #
November 12 - Raleigh, NC @ Lincoln Theater #
November 14 - Hiltonhead, SC @ Shoreline Ballroom #
November 15 - Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade #
November 16 - Covington, KY @ Madhatter #
November 17 - St. Louis, MO @ Scottrade Center *
November 18 - Tulsa, OK @ BOK Center *
November 19 - Ft. Worth, TX @ Lola’s #
November 20 - Houston, TX @ Toyota Center *
November 21 - New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jacks #
November 22 - Little Rock, AR @ Alltel Arena *
November 23 - New Orleans, LA @ New Orleans Arena *
December 1 - Seattle, WA @ Key Arena *
December 2 - Vancouver, BC @ GM Place *
December 4 - Calgary, AB @ Pengrowth Saddledome *
December 6 - Saskatoon, SK @ Prairieland Exhibition Hall (w/ Lamb of God)
December 7 - Edmonton, AB @ Rexall Place *
December 9 - Spokane, SK @ Knitting Factory Concert House (w/ Lamb of God)
December 10 - Portland, OR @ Roseland Theatre (w/ Lamb of God)
December 11 - Chico, CA @ Senator Theatre (w/ Lamb of God)
December 12 - Ontario, CA @ Citizens Bank Arena *
December 13 - Fresno, CA @ Save Mart Center *
December 15 - San Diego, CA @ Cox Arena *
December 17 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Forum *
December 19 - Ventura, CA @ Majestic Ventura Theatre (w/ Lamb of God)
December 20 - Oakland, CA @ Oracle Arena *
January 12 - Milwaukee, WI @ Bradley Center *
January 13 - Detroit, MI @ Joe Louis Arena *
January 14 - Washington, DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel #
January 15 - Washington, DC @ Verizon Center *
January 16 - Westchester, PA @ The Note #
January 17 - Philadelphia, PA @ Wachovia Center *
January 18 - Boston, MA @ TD Banknorth Center *
January 20 - Albany, NY @ Revolution #
January 21 - Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground #
January 22 - Buffalo, NY @ The Tralf #
January 23 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls #
January 24 - Cleveland, OH @ The Grog Shop #
January 25 - Columbus, OH @ Ravari Room #
January 26 - Chicago, IL @ Allstate Arena *
January 29 - Uniondale, NY @ Nassau Coliseum *
January 31 - Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center *

* supporting Metallica
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“The Sword believe in loud the way it used to be” - ROLLING STONE

“Purveyors of Shred…The Sword doesn’t simply rock, they battle.” - METRO NEW YORK

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Deerhunter take you to the Microcastle, Elton John extends his Las Vegas residency into 2009 and Low Vs. Diamond bring the battle to the road. Follow the jump for the complete set of dates for all three treks.

Deerhunter
October 31 – Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse
November 1 – Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel
November 2 – Carrboro, NC @ Cats Cradle
November 3 – Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar
November 4 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
November 5 – Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church
November 6 – Princeton, NJ @ Terrace F. Club
November 7 – Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
November 8 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
November 10 – Boston, MA @ Paradise
November 11 – Montreal, QC @ Theatre Plaza
November 12 – Toronto, ON@ Lees Palace
November 13 – Pontiac, MI @ Crofoot Ballroom
November 14 - Cleveland Heights, OH @ Grog Shop
November 15 – Chicago, IL @ Metro
November 16 – Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon
November 17 – Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock Social Club
November 20 – Vancouver, BC @ Richards On Richard
November 21 – Seattle, WA @ Neumos
November 24 - San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
November 25 - Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre
November 28 - San Diego, CA @ Casbah
November 29 – Phoenix, AZ @ Modified Arts
December 1 – Dallas, TX @ Palladium Loft
December 2 – Austin, TX @ Emos
December 3 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
December 4 - Baton Rouge, LA @ Spanish Moon
December 5 - New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jacks
December 6 - Birmingham, AL @ Bottletree

Elton John
October 20 - New York, NY @ New Amsterdam Theatre
October 22-25, 29-31 - Las Vegas, NV @ The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
November 1, 3, 6-9 - Las Vegas, NV @ The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
November 14, 15 - Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
February 3, 4, 6-8, 10, 11, 13-15 - Las Vegas, NV @ The Colosseum at Caesars Palace

Low Vs. Diamond
November 3 - Nashville, TN @ Exit/In
November 5 - Atlanta, GA @ Vinyl at Center Stage
November 6 - Orlando, FL @ BackBooth
November 8 - Richmond, VA @ Alley Katz
November 9 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
November 14 - Hartford, CT @ Webster Underground
November 15 - Long Branch, NJ @ Brighton Bar
November 16 - Boston, MA @ Great Scott
November 18 - Columbus, OH @ The Basement
November 19 - Detroit, MI @ Magic Stick
November 20 - Chicago, IL @ Subterranean
November 21 - Madison, WI @ Majestic
November 24 - Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater
November 25 - Omaha, NE @ The Waiting Room
November 26 - Iowa City, IA @ The Picador
November 28 - Denver, CO @ Marquis
November 30 - Boise, ID @ Neurolux
December 2 - Seattle, WA @ Neumo’s
December 3 - Spokane, WA @ Big Dipper
December 4 - Portland, OR @ Berbati’s Pan
December 6 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
December 8 - West Hollywood, CA @ Troubadour

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Despite listening to him since his days at Java Joes, Friday night was my first experience seeing Jason Mraz live. I was not alone in my first experience as it was Mr. A-Z’s first show at the legendary Radio City Music Hall, a that fact did not seem lost on him as he pulled out all the stops for what was one of the most entertaining and memorable shows I’ve attended in the last few years.

The evening started with Irish chanteuse Lisa Hannigan. I was really only familiar with her in the context of her work with Damien Rice and really enjoyed her solo set. With a 4 piece band of multi-instrumentalists to back her up, she performed a selection from her debut Sea Sew. “An Ocean and a Rock” was simply beautiful and captivating. “Lille” was delicate and lovely, which seems to be the essence of Miss Hannigan. I will definitely be picking up the record based on this performance.

After a brief intermission it was time for Mraz. The night started with the full 7 piece band taking the stage for “Make it Mine” the lead track from his latest release We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. Wasting no time, the band segued directly into a fresh (and lively) take on Mraz’s first hit “The Remedy”. This was the first of many times that the crowd would fill the hallowed hall with their voices in unison with Jason and he wasted no time in using it to his musical devices and creating a live mash up with the ladies singing the chorus and the boys (what few were in attendance) layering Oasis’s hit “Wonderwall” over top to great effect.

Jason Mraz - The Remedy (Video)

The band slowly began to recede during “If It Kills Me” and a quiet “You & I Both” and whittled down to the core trio of Ian Sheridan, Toca Rivera and Mraz for the stark and utterly heartbreaking “A Beautiful Mess”. Sheridan even broke out the stand up bass for the occasion bringing to mind the small club feel and making this one of the moments that Jason managed to make Radio City seem like an intimate club for five minutes. This feel continued with the simple and lovely “Life Is Wonderful”.

The rest of the band returned as well as four additional microphones as the back drop took on a decidedly religious slant. It was clear that it was time to go to church! “Live High” came to a grand crescendo with the Broadway Inspirational Voices choir joining in to bring the house down. The choir stayed on for an uplifting rendition of “Oh! Happy Day”. I should mention here that over the band, the crowd, and the choir Jason maintained a presence and a quality of voice that was astounding.

“Dynamo of Volition” brought the crowd to it’s feet for some well choreographed dance moves. It’s interesting to see 5,000 happy fools raising the roof in unison at Radio City. The crowd stayed on its feet for the remainder of the show as Jason kicked into “I’m Yours” to a crowd ready to make a joyful sound. I’ll let the video do the talking on this one.

Jason Mraz - I’m Yours / Three Little Birds (feat. Broadway Inspirational Voices) (Video)

After and incredibly short encore break Mraz brought Lisa Hannigan back out to play Colbie Caillat’s part in the duet “Lucky” and from there it was non-stop from the rave up of  ”Build Me Up, Buttercup” to the  beautiful finale of  ”Song for a Friend” the significance of how grand a night it was long on nobody in the room. This was a perfect cap to the concert season and for my wife and I a beautiful way to celebrate our first year of marriage.

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See the full setlist and the rest of the tour dates after the jump.

Jason Mraz at Radio City Music Hall
New York, New York
October 10, 2008

Setlist:

Make it Mine
The Remedy / Wonderwall
Music to Watch Girls By
If It Kills Me
You & I Both
Beautiful Mess
Life Is Wonderful
Live High (feat. Broadway Inspirational Voices)
Oh! Happy Day (feat. Broadway Inspirational Voices)
Only Human
Dynamo of Volition
I’m Yours / Three Little Birds (feat. Broadway Inspirational Voices)

Encore:

Lucky (feat. Lisa Hannigan)
Build Me Up, Buttercup
No Stopping Us
Butterfly
Song for a Friend

You can catch the Details in the Photos Tour as it rolls across the country through December.

Details in the Photos Tour dates:

10/15/08 Toronto, ON - Massey Hall
10/16/08 Upper Darby, PA - Tower Theatre
10/17/08 Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
10/20/08 Washington, DC - DAR Constitution Hall
10/23/08 Grand Prairie, TX - Nokia Theatre At Grand Prairie
10/24/08 Austin, TX - Stubb’s Bar-B-Q / Waller Creek Amph.
10/25/08 Houston, TX -Verizon Wireless Theater
10/27/08 Denver, CO -Fillmore Auditorium
10/28/08 West Valley City, UT - The E Center
10/31/08 San Diego, CA - SDSU Open Air Theatre
11/01/08 Los Angeles, CA - Greek Theatre
11/02/08 Berkeley, CA - Greek Theatre
11/03/08 Davis, CA -UC Davis Freeborn Hall
11/05/08 Boise, ID - Knitting Factory Concert House
11/07/08 Spokane, WA - INB Performing Arts Center
11/08/08 Vancouver, BC - Centre In Vancouver For Perf. Arts
11/09/08 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre
11/10/08 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre
11/12/08 Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
11/15/08 Las Vegas, NV - Pearl Concert Theater
11/16/08 Phoenix, AZ - Dodge Theatre
11/19/08 Saint Paul, MN - Myth
11/20/08 Saint Paul, MN - Myth
11/21/08 Milwaukee, WI - The Rave Eagles Club
11/22/08 Chicago, IL -Aragon Ballroom
11/23/08 Saint Louis, MO - Fabulous Fox Theatre
11/25/08 Lakewood, OH - Lakewood Civic Auditorium
11/26/08 Richmond, VA - The National
11/28/08 Richmond, VA - The National
11/29/08 Atlanta, GA - The Tabernacle
11/30/08 Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
12/02/08 Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre
12/03/08 Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Cafe / Hard Rock Live
12/04/08 Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
12/05/08 Miami Beach, FL - Fillmore Miami Beach At Jackie Gleason Theater