*I ran out of space last week (print edition, obviously; I suppose I could have gone on forever in the online posting) and I neglected to mention that Gavin Rossdale and the rest of BUSH have reunited after an eight-year (really? that long already?) hiatus. The band will be at The MGM Grand at Foxwoods on Saturday, October 30, at 8 pm.

Tickets are $30 to $50 and are on sale now at www.MGMatFoxwoods.com, by calling the MGM Grand box office at 866-646-0609, in person at the casino’s box office, and through TicketMaster.

*Also coming to Foxwoods will be folk rock superstar BOB DYLAN, on Saturday, November 27. I'm not sure when the tickets for this went on sale, but they have. Priced from $65 to $90, tickets can be purchased through the same options I just outlined above for the Bush tickets.

*Meanwhile if it's disco you're looking, for dust off your go-go boots and zip up your bell bottoms because Mohegan Sun Arena will host Disco Ball featuring GLORIA GAYNOR, ROSE ROYCE, CARL CARLTON, ANITA WARD and EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING on Friday, November 19. A general admission floor will allow — and encourage — dancing all night.

These tickets, all priced at just $25, are already on sale through the casino's box office and TicketMaster.

*DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL will be at Toad's Place in New Haven on Friday, December 10. Tickets are $25 in advance or $28 on the day of the show, which is open to all ages.

This is another show that has already gone on sale (I'm seeing a pattern here!), and my apologies for that. The notices from venues are coming in late lately.

Until next week, I'll be seeing you... on the road.

Questions and comments should be sent to Shannon Hicks c/o The Newtown Bee, 5 Church Hill Road, Newtown CT 06470, or shannon@thebee.com, or call the office at 426-3141. Shows listed at clubs are for ages 21 and over unless specified.

UPCOMING SHOWS

OCTOBER 22 — The Adults at Proud Mary’s, Newtown; Tower of Power at The Palace Theater, Waterbury; Insane Clown Posse at The Webster, Hartford, Axe Murder Boys and The Dayton Family opening; Cute Is What We Aim For at The Webster Underground, Hartford, Phone Calls From Home, Sunday Night Scene, et al opening; Lonestar at The MGM Grand at Foxwoods, Mashantucket;

October 23 — Midnight Rodeo at Hot Shots Grille, Newtown; Ke$ha at Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville; Eric Burdon & The Animals at The Ridgefield Playhouse, The Way-Back Machine opening; Emerson Drive at Mohegan Sun’s Wolf Den;

October 24 — Buddy Guy at The Ridgefield Playhouse; Rock Out For The Children at Toad’s Place, New Haven, benefit for Make-A-Wish Foundation to feature Inablackout, Battle Cry, Chaos Embrace, Headwrench, Aaron Silver, et al;

October 25 — Jeff Daniels at Fairfield Theatre Company;

October 24 — Liz & the Crickstones at McLaughlin Vineyards, Sandy Hook (1 pm show); Buddy Guy at The Ridgefield Playhouse;

October 26 — The Black Crowes at The Palace Theater, Waterbury;

October 27 — Disturbed at the Oakdale Theatre, Hail The Villain and Art of Dying opening;

October 28 — OK Go at The Webster, Those Darlins and Eytan & The Embassy opening; Indigo Girls at Toad’s Place, Mount Moriah opening;

October 29 — Old School at Proud Mary’s; Midnight Rodeo at The Cookhouse, New Milford; Average White Band at Mohegan Sun’s Wolf Den;

October 30 — Hat City Blues at Redding Road House; Bush at The MGM Grand at Foxwoods.

NOVEMBER 2 — Indigo Girls at The Ridgefield Playhouse, Lucy Wainwright Roche opening;

November 3 — The Cult at The Webster, Hartford, The Black Ryder opening;

November 4 — Atreyu at The Webster, blessthefall, Chiodos, Architechs UK and Endless Hallway opening;

November 5 — Midnight Rodeo at Rivalry Sports Grille, Monroe; P.J. Pacifico at Fairfield Theatre Company; Joan Baez at The Shubert, New Haven; The Australian Pink Floyd Show at the Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford; James Otto at Mohegan Sun’s Wolf Den, Uncasville;

November 6 — Dave Mason at Mohegan Sun’s Wolf Den; All That Remains at The Webster, Asking Alexandria and And She Whispered opening;

November 8 — Midnight Rodeo at The Cookhouse, New Milford.