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More for your entertainment dollar. On Friday, February 20, Chief Broom begins a two-night run at the Fox; Tab Benoit brings his guitar to Herman's Hideaway; the Snatchers and Painstake hurt so good at the Lion's Lair; and Steve Gorn and Ty Burhoe make Indian classical music at Cameron Church, 1600 South Pearl (the duo also appears on February 21 and 22 at Boulder's Star House Theater). On Saturday, February 21, the Fells join the Countdowns and Boss 302 at the 15th Street Tavern; (HED) P.E. has some capital ideas at the Lion's Lair; the Aquabats swim or sink at the Mammoth Events Center, with Primus and Blink 182; and the Denver Concert Band presents a program of twentieth-century American music--and just in time, too--at Central Presbyterian Church, 1660 Sherman Street. On Sunday, February 22, troubador John McCutcheon tells tales at Cameron Church, with Larry Sandberg; Loudon Wainwright III finds a dead skunk at the Boulder Theater during an E-Town taping with Janis Ian; Nina Storey and guests fly to the Soiled Dove; and Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets blast off at the Little Bear (the band also visits Brendan's on February 25). On Tuesday, February 24, Feeder opens for Everclear at the Ogden Theatre, and Decanonized battles bands at Cricket on the Hill. And on Wednesday, February 25, Dave Matthews chum Tim Reynolds wraps up Herman's, and the Ogden Theatre is the place to play with Toy Dolls. Safe for kids of all ages.

--Michael Roberts

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