John Fogerty will lead all-star lineup at Copper Country

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John Fogerty will lead a lineup that includes Nitty Gritty DirtBand, Firefall, Desert Rose Band, the Railbenders, Poco and othersat Copper Mountain's Copper Country festival Aug. 29-31. The LaborDay tradition includes a rodeo, fine art, movies and kids' events,all of which are free. Tickets for the music are on sale. ($39, coppercountryfest.com )
Dar Williams will drop by the Boulder Theater on Oct. 14 soon afterthe release of her latest album, "Promised Land." Tickets are onsale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($25-$32, bouldertheater.com )
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks have evolved into a tight live unitin recent years with the addition of Sleater-Kinney/Quasi drummerJanet Weiss and others. The veritable indie supergroup plays theGothic Theatre on Nov. 6 with Blitzen Trapper. Tickets are on saleat 10 a.m. Saturday. ($17.50, Ticketmaster)
Public Enemy will precede its free concert in Civic Center Park onTuesday with a Boulder Theater show Monday with Higher Minds, NightKitchen and Audible Audities. Tickets for the all-ages set are onsale. ($21.50, bouldertheater.com )
Meese is the coiled snake of the Denver music scene, a pop-rock actthat has garnered rabid fans locally but which remains under theradar nationally. That will change when the Denver band issues itsAtlantic Records debut, but before that it'll headline the OrientalTheater on Oct. 3 to release its new EP. Tickets are on sale at 10a.m. today. ($12-$14, Ticketmaster)
Jolie Holland seems poised to become the next Feist or Cat Power,her appealingly spare, classic vocals straddling folk and indierock with the grace of a jazz singer. Holland plays the BoulderTheater Oct. 23. Tickets for the all-ages show are on sale at 10a.m. today. ($16, bouldertheater.com )
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals have been making a name forthemselves on festivals lately, so a theater set from theVermont-bred retro soul-pop group ought to provide a welcome,intimate change. Tickets for the Nov. 8 Ogden Theatre show are onsale at 10 a.m. today. ($17.50-$20, Ticketmaster)
The Academy Is... will tour nonstop between now and the pop-punkband's Ogden date on Oct. 26, so expect their new songs to befinetuned by then. Tickets for the show with openers We the Kingsare on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($17.50-$20, Ticketmaster)
Metro Station, an L.A. synth-pop act in emopunk clothing thatvisited Denver with Boys Like Girls in July, will play the GothicTheatre with Shwayze, Tyga and Cash Cash on Nov. 16. Tickets forthe all ages show are on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday. ($16,Ticketmaster)
3OH!3, to no one's surprise, added a second date to their GothicTheatre stint. Tickets for the Denver-bred hip-hop act's Nov. 1show are on sale now. ($13, Ticketmaster)
Bow Wow has rescheduled for Nov. 5 at the Ogden Theatre. Previouslypurchased tickets will be honored, and new ones are on sale.($32.50, Ticketmaster)