AMANDA SCHWAB Associated Press / Starpix Labelle members, from left, Sarah Dash, Patti Labelle and Nona Hendryx, will perform Jan. 30 at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland. Tickets go on sale today.

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Published: Sunday, Nov. 23, 2008 - 12:00 am | Page 55EXPLORE

A note on prices: Because prices are subject to change, Ticketmaster will no longer provide ticket costs on all shows. Visit www.ticketmaster.com for ticket prices.

ON SALE TODAY

Sandra Bernhard, Jan. 16-17, Herbst Theatre, San Francisco.

Andrew Bird, Feb. 19-20, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Brett Dennen, March 20-21, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Sharon Jones and the Dapkings, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Labelle, Jan. 30, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

John Legend, Jan. 12, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

The Walkmen, Jan. 21, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

CONTINUING

AC/DC, Dec. 2 and 4, Oracle Arena, Oakland.

Bryan Adams, Dec. 2, Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco.

Adele, Jan. 29, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Black Comedy Explosion 2008, featuring Mike Epps, Dec. 31, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

The Black Crowes, Dec. 15-20, The Fillmore, San Francisco, $49.50.

Blondie, Feb. 25, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Brian Setzer Orchestra, Dec. 21, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Sarah Brightman, Dec. 16, Arco Arena, $47.75-$197.75.

Broadway Sacramento's 2008-09 season series, featuring "Stomp," Dec. 26-Jan. 4; Community Center Theater; $16.50-$69.

California Musical Theatre's "Forever Plaid," through Feb. 1, Cosmopolitan Cabaret, $32-$57.

Chaka Khan, Friday, Memorial Auditorium.

Cheech & Chong, today, Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium, San Francisco.

The Cheetah Girls, Dec. 17, Oracle Arena, Oakland.

George Clinton, Parliament, Dec. 31, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Imogen Cooper, March 22, Le Ptit Trianon Theatre, San Jose.

Cut Copy, March 12, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Dame Edna, through Jan. 4, Post Street Theatre, San Francisco, $55-$100.

The Decemberists, Tuesday, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Jeff Dunham, April 16, Arco Arena.

Bill Engvall, Jan. 23, Bob Hope Theatre, Stockton, $34.25, $49.25.

Vicente Fernandez, Friday, HP Pavilion, San Jose.

Harlem Globetrotters, Jan. 19, Arco Arena.

Jimmy Eat World, March 4, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Jingle Ball, featuring Jesse McCartney, Katy Perry, David Archuleta, Boys Like Girls, Shontelle, Dec. 3, Arco Arena.

Mickey Joseph, Feb. 5, Jackson Rancheria Casino and Hotel, Jackson.

KFOG's Concert for Kids with the Pretenders and Amos Lee, Dec. 11, Parmount Theatre, Oakland.

Femi Kuti, Jan. 22, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Cyndi Lauper, Dec. 6, The Grand Ballroom at the Regency Center, San Francisco.

Phil Lesh and Friends, Bob Weir and RatDog, Dec. 30-31, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco.

Lil Wayne, Dec. 23, Oracle Arena, Oakland.

Lykke Li, Feb. 15, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Los Lobos, Dec. 5-6, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

George Lopez, Dec. 5, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

Matisyahu, today, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Carlos Mencia, Dec. 27, San Jose Civic Auditorium, San Jose.

Metallica, Dec. 20, Oracle Arena, Oakland.

Monster Jam Pit Pass 2009, Jan. 25, 2009, Arco Arena, $5.

Nas, Friday, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Willie Nelson, Jan. 16-20, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Nine Inch Nails, Dec. 12, Arco Arena.

Live 105's Not So Silent Night, featuring the Killers, Death Cab for Cutie, Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, Jack's Mannequin, Dec. 11, Oracle Arena, Oakland.

Oakland East Bay Symphony, through May 15, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

Larry Omaha, Jan. 8, Jackson Rancheria Casino and Hotel, Jackson.

Joel Osteen, March 1, Arco Arena.

PBR: Professional Bull Riders, Jan. 17-18, Arco Arena.

Pepper, Jan. 23, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Katy Perry, Jan. 28, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

"The Phantom of the Opera," Wednesday-Jan. 4, Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco.

Playhouse Disney Live! On Tour, Jan. 9, Paramount Theatre, Oakland; Jan. 10, San Jose Civic Auditorium, San Jose.

Smokey Robinson, Jan. 24, Paramount Theatre, Oakland.

Sacramento Magazine's "The Best of Sacramento" Party, Dec. 4, Convention Center, $75, $95.

Sacramento Opera's 2008-09 series, featuring "The Pirates of Penzance," today, Tuesday; "The Marriage of Figaro," Feb. 27, March 1, 3; "La Bohème," May 8, 10, 12; Community Center Theater, $15-$115.

Sesame Street Live "Elmo Makes Music," Dec. 2-3, Memorial Auditorium, $14-$28.

Ron Shock, March 5, Jackson Rancheria Casino and Hotel, Jackson.

Shwayze, Saturday, The Grand Ballroom at the Regency Center, San Francisco.

Smuckers Stars On Ice, Jan. 29, Arco Arena.

Susan Tedeschi, James Hunter, Feb. 17, The Fillmore, San Francisco.

Vienna Teng, Dec. 13, Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco.

"Wicked," Jan. 27-June 27, Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco.

Gretchen Wilson, Dec. 10, The Warfield, San Francisco.

Wu-Tang Clan, Dec. 3, The Grand Ballroom at the Regency Center, San Francisco.

FOR INFORMATION

Call tickets.com at (800) 225-2277 or Ticketmaster at (916) 649-8497. (Arco Arena tickets available only through Ticketmaster.) Community Center Theater at (916) 808-5181, or call individual venues. All tickets subject to service charge.

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