The Dave Matthews Band

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The Dave Matthews Band will spend their summer on the road, debuting songs from their new album, 'Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King' (out June 2nd). The six-month tour will be the first without saxophonist LeRoi Moore, who died last August. Tickets $32-$75 (AP Photo/Alex Brandon/FILE)

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Aerosmith with Z... Steven Tyler's case of pneumonia prevented the band from getting a new album out in time for this summer, but Aerosmith and ZZ Top will certainly not disappoint as they begin their amphitheater tour this June. Tickets $24-$198 (AP Photo/CP, Jonathan Hayward)
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Bob Dylan, John ... See three music legends in an all-American setting this summer when Dylan, Mellencamp and Nelson tour minor-league ballparks in small towns. All Tickets $68 and kids under 14 will get in for free if they come with an adult.(AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian)
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Blink-182 For their first tour since 2005, Blink-182's reunion will include their pop-punk hits and a few new songs, as well as a light show from Daft Punk and Kanye West's set designer. Tickets $20-$60 (AP Photo/Dan Steinberg)
Green Day The band intends to play the entirety of '21st Century Breakdown' at some gigs. Armstrong threatens that a few shows could last up to six hours. $29.50-$149.50 (AP Photo/Peter Kramer)
Kid Rock and Lyn... You can expect a pyro-and go-go dancer-filled spectacle from Kid Rock who says audiences shouldn't expect to hear too much new material on the tour which begins in June. Tickets $11.50-$76 (AP Photo/Dan Steinberg)
The Killers Lead Singer Brandon Flowers says that the band has 'a few new things up its sleeve, as The Killers return to U.S. arenas in August after spending most of the summer in Europe. Tickets $26-$70 (AP Photo/Jeff Christensen)
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Nine Inch Nails ... Nine Inch Nail's Trent Reznor is positioning the trek as a farewell for NIN where as Jane's Addiction is recharged by the return of bassist Eric Avery. Tickets $18.75-$154 (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)
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