Distant Early Warning: Asleep at the Wheel, Heartless Bastards, High On Fire, Thrill Kill Kult, Will.i.am, White Rabbits, etc.

Craig Hlavaty February 9, 2010 8:00AM

"The Festival At The Mink" With White Rhino, Alkari, The Manichean, Flowers To Hide, The Sour Notes, Giant Battle Monster, Gretchen Schmaltz: Sat., Feb. 27, 6 p.m., $8. The Mink.

Asleep At The Wheel: Fri., April 30. Dosey Doe Coffee Company.

B L A C K I E, Rapeworm, Wife: Thu., March 4. Indie Houston Space.

Black Congress, This Moment In Black History, Sun God, SexyCrimes: Wed., March 17. Mango's.

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The Business, The Hollowpoints: Sat., May 8. Walter's on Washington.

Cobra Starship, 3OH!3: Sat., June 5. Verizon Wireless Theater.

"Rebel Rave" With Damian Lazarus, Jamie Jones, Joe Dismal, Bjorn Larsen: Sat., March 13. Wired Live.

George Porter Jr. & Runnin' Pardners: Sat., March 6. Wired Live.

Heartless Bastards: Fri., Feb. 26. Warehouse Live.

Helstar, Metalloyd, Plangency: Fri., Feb. 26. Wired Live.

High On Fire, Priestess, Black Cobra, Bison B.C.: Fri., April 16. Walter's on Washington.

Ian Moore: Sat., March 13. Continental Club.

Japanther, Muhammadali, Legsweeper: Tue., March 16. Notsuoh.

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult: Sun., May 9. Last Concert Cafe.

Paul Anka: Thu., Oct. 21. Jones Hall.

Ryan Scroggins & The Trenchtown Texans, Sean Reefer & The Resin Valley Boys, The Umbrella Man, DJ Moonstomp: Fri., March 26. Continental Club.

Sevendust, Digital Summer, The Flood: Sat., March 20. Scout Bar Clear Lake.

Samantha Ronson: Sat., March 27. Wired Live.

Soul Asylum: Sat., March 27. Warehouse Live.

Steve Aoki: Fri., March 19. Rich's Houston.

Story Of The Year, Maylene & The Sons of Disaster, After Midnight Project: Wed., April 7. Wired Live.

White Rabbits, Here We Go Magic: Tue., April 13. Walter's on Washington.

Will.i.am: Thu., March 18. Rich's Houston.

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