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Vote for Change Tour; Ticket Onsale Information August 20-September 3; PLUS: Updated Venues and Show Information.


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, and Crosby, Stills & Nash Added to Lineups

Ticket onsale information for the Vote For Change tour featuring Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, REM, Bright Eyes Bright Eyes may refer to:
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  • Susette LaFlesche Tibbles, nicknamed "Bright Eyes", Native American activist and lecturer
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 was announced today.

The majority of the Vote for Change shows will go on sale this Saturday, August 21. However, onsale dates and times vary and will take place between August 20 and September 3. (Please note exact onsale information for each show below.) Tickets will be available through Ticketmaster in most markets; visit www.ticketmaster.com or contact the venues for specific information on ticket sales.

Ticket Buying Restrictions for Vote for Change Tour

If you purchase tickets to the Vote for Change Tour, you are making a federal political contribution to America Coming Together ("ACT"). ACT is not authorized by any candidate, candidate's committee or party committee. To comply with federal campaign laws, you will be asked to provide or verify certain information:

--You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase tickets;

--You must be a US citizen or resident alien Resident Alien

A foreigner who is a permanent resident of the country he or she resides, but does not have citizenship.

Notes:
Resident and non-resident aliens have different filing advantages and disadvantages.
;

--You must purchase tickets using your own credit card;

--You can't purchase tickets on behalf of a corporation, labor organization, federal contractor or national bank;

--When you buy tickets, you will be asked to provide your name, address, e-mail address See Internet address.

e-mail address - electronic mail address
, occupation and employer;

--You cannot make a contribution in excess of $5,000 to ACT's federal account. If your contribution, together with others you have made, causes you to exceed federal contribution limits, your contribution will be placed in ACT's nonfederal account.

--Contributions to ACT are not deductible for federal income tax purposes.

--For more information, visit www.act04.com or www.movonpac.org.

New Shows Added to the Vote For Change Tour

The Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, and Keb' Mo' lineup has added dates on September 27 in Seattle, September 29 in Phoenix, and October 2 in Cincinnati. Onsale information varies and is listed below.

120,000 new MoveOn members since the Vote for Change tour announcement!

On August 4, the day the tour was announced, MoveOn PAC added approximately 50,000 members to its ranks. "To date, over 120,000 folks have joined MoveOn as a direct result of the tour. That's a 5% increase in our membership in just 10 days - really significant," said MoveOn President Eli Pariser Eli Pariser (born December 17, 1980 in Lincolnville, Maine) is Executive Director of MoveOn.org.

Pariser's rise to prominence as a political activist began when he and college student David H.
, "it puts us in a great position to work on the issues this tour is about on November 3rd." For updated Vote For Change tour information, please visit www.moveonpac.org.

"The excitement about this tour is fantastic," adds Ellen Malcom of ACT, which serves at the Vote for Change tour beneficiary. "This is really going to help give us the resources to talk to millions of voters. The artists have an ability to talk about the issues with groups of voters who don't often listen to politicians. I think many swing voters are going to start paying attention Noun 1. paying attention - paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people); "his attentiveness to her wishes"; "he spends without heed to the consequences"
attentiveness, heed, regard
 in a different way because artists are speaking out," Malcom adds.

UPDATED VOTE FOR CHANGE TOUR DATES & ON SALE INFORMATION BY LINEUP. Please note some dates/venues have changed.

All dates on sale August 21 at 10 am except where noted.

(A) denotes exceptions

Pearl Jam/Death Cab for Cutie:

Friday, Oct. 1 Reading at Sovereign Center Sovereign Center is a 7,083-seat multi-purpose arena in Reading, Pennsylvania. It was built in 2001. The arena sits on the former site of the Astor Theatre. Closed in 1975, the theatre sat vacant until it was torn down in 1998 to make room for the arena.  on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Saturday, Oct. 2 Toledo at Sports Arena on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Sunday, Oct. 3 Grand Rapids Grand Rapids, city (1990 pop. 189,126), seat of Kent co., SW central Mich., on the Grand River; inc. 1850. The second largest city in the state, it is a distribution, wholesale, and industrial center for an area that yields fruit, dairy products, farm produce,  at Delta Plex 8/21 @ 10 AM

Tuesday, Oct. 5 St. Louis at the Fox Theater 8/21 @ 10 AM

Wednesday, Oct. 6 Asheville at the Civic Center 8/21 @ 10 AM

Friday, Oct. 8 Kissimmee at Silver Spurs Arena The arena was home to the Florida Seals of the Southern Professional Hockey League from October 2005 until January 4, 2007, when the franchise was evicted for failure to fulfill contractual obligations. The franchise was expelled from the league the next day.  8/21 @ 10 AM

Dave Matthews Band/ Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals Jurassic 5/My Morning Jacket/:

(A) Friday, Oct. 1 State College at Bryce Jordan Bryce Jordan (born September 22, 1924) was the fourteenth president of the Pennsylvania State University, serving from 1983 until 1990. Prior to that he served as interim president of the University of Texas at Austin from 1970 to 1971. , on sale 9/2 @ 4PM

(A) Saturday, Oct. 2 Dayton at the Nutter Center The Ervin J. Nutter Center is an entertainment complex located just outside of Dayton, Ohio near the Wright State University campus in Fairborn, Ohio. Opened in 1990, the complex can hold around 12,000 people and hosts the Wright State University Raiders basketball and hockey , on sale 8/28 @ 10AM

(A) Sunday, Oct. 3 Detroit at the Palace of Auburn Hills, on sale 8/28 @ 10AM

(A) Tuesday, Oct. 5 Madison at Kohl Center, on sale 9/3 @ 10AM

(A) Wednesday, Oct. 6 Ames at the Hilton Coliseum, on sale 8/28 @ 10AM

(A) Friday, Oct. 8 Gainesville at the O'Connell Center (My Morning Jacket will not perform), on sale 8/28 @ 10AM

Jackson Browne/Bonnie Raitt/ Keb' Mo':

(A) Monday, Sept. 27 Seattle at McGraw Hall on sale 8/20 @ 10 AM

(A) Wednesday, Sept. 29 Phoenix at Cricket Pavilion w/ special guests Jack Johnson and Crosby, Stills, and Nash, on sale TBA TBA

See: To be announced
 

Friday, Oct. 1 Erie at the Warner Theater on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Saturday, Oct. 2 Cincinnati at the Taft Theatre on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Sunday, Oct. 3 East Lansing at the Warton Center on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Tuesday, Oct. 5 Kansas City at the Midland Theatre on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Wednesday, Oct. 6 Des Moines at Des Moines Civic Center w/ special guest TBA on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Friday, Oct. 8 Jacksonville at Moran Theatre w/ special guest Sheryl Crow on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band/ R.E.M. /Bright Eyes:

Friday, Oct. 1 Philadelphia at Wachovia Arena on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Saturday, Oct. 2 Cleveland at Gund Arena on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Sunday, Oct. 3 Detroit at Cobo Arena on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Tuesday, Oct. 5 St. Paul at Xcel Energy Center Coordinates:

Current arenas in the National Hockey League

Western Conference Eastern Conference
 on sale 8/21 @ 11 am.

Friday, Oct. 8 Orlando (without Bright Eyes) at TD Waterhouse on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Dixie Chicks/James Taylor:

Friday, Oct. 1 Pittsburgh at Heinz Hall on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Saturday, Oct. 2 Cleveland at the State Theatre on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Sunday, Oct. 3 Detroit at the Fox Theater on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Tuesday, Oct. 5 Iowa City at the Hancher Auditorium on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Wednesday, Oct. 6 St. Louis at the Fox Theater on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

(A) Friday, Oct. 8 Clearwater at Ruth Eckerd Hall Ruth Eckerd Hall is a 73,000 square foot performing arts venue located in Clearwater, Florida in the Tampa Bay area and is part of the Richard B. Baumgardner Center for the Performing Arts.  on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

John Mellencamp/Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds:

Friday, Oct. 1 Wilkes-Barre at FM Kirby Center on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Saturday, Oct. 2 Cincinnati at Promo West Pavilion on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Sunday, Oct. 3 Kalamazoo at Wings Stadium on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Tuesday, Oct. 5 Milwaukee at Riverside Theatre on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Friday, Oct. 8 Miami at Jackie Gleason Theater on sale 8/21 @ 10 AM

Background

Vote for Change tour

Conceived by a loose coalition of musicians four months ago, Vote for Change is a multi-city, multi-artist tour that will include approximately 38 shows in 32 cities in 12 states over the course of 12 days. Vote for Change artists hope to accomplish a single goal through the tour: to get people to the polls on November 2nd to vote for a change. The Vote for Change tour will be presented by MoveOn PAC, with all concert proceeds benefiting the work of America Coming Together (ACT).

The Vote for Change tour came about as part of an informal conversation among a handful of artists on how they could make a difference in this year's elections and beyond. This idea has resulted in a first-of-its-kind endeavor where Vote for Change participating artists will focus their energies on the states where the elections are expected to be the closest. All Vote for Change artists are donating their time and talent in support of the tour.

For more information on the Vote For Change tour, please got to www.moveonpac.org.

Vote For Change Tour Beneficiary: America Coming Together (ACT)

Unprecedented in scale and strategy, ACT is building the largest voter mobilization effort in history to elect progressive candidates to federal, state and local offices in November. For more information on ACT visit www.act04.com.

Vote For Change Tour Presenter: MoveOn PAC

MoveOn PAC is a 2.5 million-member online grassroots political action committee working to take back our government. By gathering small contributions from ordinary citizens, it is using the Internet to level the playing field against the interest of big corporate money in politics. Its sister organization, MoveOn.org, raises issues of war and peace, social justice, media integrity and honesty in government. For more information, visit www.moveonpac.org.
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