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Going on sale: October 20, 2006

Breaking news from the concert-ticket trade

By GOING ON SALE | October 17, 2006

Ray LaMontagne

DRAFT + PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS | December 3 upstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | BAYSIDE | December 5 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | TREY ANASTASIO | December 28 at the Orpheum Theatre, Boston | $39.50 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | DEFTONES | December 1 at Avalon, Boston | $26 | on sale Saturday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | RAY LAMONTAGNE + TRISTAN PRETTYMAN | December 18 at the Orpheum Theatre, Boston | $29.50-$39.50 | on sale Saturday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA | December 27 at the DCU Center, Worcester | $40 + $50 | on sale Monday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | AMANDA PALMER | November 27 at the Paradise, Boston | $16 | 617.931.2000 | FORWARD RUSSIA! | November 27 at Great Scott, Allston | $10 |www.ticketweb.com| DINOSAUR JR. | November 29 at the Paradise, Boston | $25 | 617.931.2000

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