Overnight Sensation …

The following two items are scheduled to post sometime during the next 16 hours. But don’t worry about missing them. We’ll call you as soon as they appear online.

Electric Touch Rocks For Breast Cancer Awareness – The Austin quartet will close out Hard Rock Café’s Pinktober live music series in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Fall Forecast Looks Mudd-y – Road warriors Puddle of Mudd continue to add dates to the nearly year-long trek in support of 2007’s Famous.

Link-O-Rama …

Jury selection completed for Phil Spector retrial. This should get interesting … oh, any week now – Associated Press

Dell to bundle music from Universal Music Group and movies via CinemaNow on computers it ships – New York Times / GigaOM (registration may be required

U2’s Bono to write for The New York Times – National Post

Remember when critics were dissing MySpace Music for lacking indie music? Evidently someone was listening – CNN / Fortune

We know what you’re going to say about this article. You’re going to say, “How can this article be about experimental music when it’s in Time Magazine?” – Time

This article’s title says it all – “Everything You Need To Know About Guitar Hero World Tour – The Washington Post / PC World

Dates, Dates & More Dates …

We updated concert schedules all afternoon, but unlike most days, the raw data landing on our loading dock consisted of nothing but additional dates for established tours. No new 30-night tours through the U.S., or two weeks in the U.K. or three weeks Down Under. Just a date here, a date there. Here’s some highlights:

Blues lady Kelly Richey adds April 10 in Maryville, Tennessee at Brackins, and April 11 in Marietta, Georgia, at Darwin’s.

Sawyer Brown adds a couple of dates to the ol’ calendar. Look for the band in Mille Lacs, Minnesota where they’ll play a two-nighter – February 13 & 14.

We also have a couple of new ones for Ricky Skaggs – June 21 in Victorville, California, at Huck Finn Jubilee, and August 15 in Nashville, Indiana, at Little Nashville Opry.

And wouldn’t you know it, the only update that had more than two dates during the past couple of hours wasn’t even for a musician. New dates for funny man Jerry Seinfeld are January 2 in Madison, Wisconsin, at Overture Hall, January 3 in Pittsburgh at Benedum Center, January 23 in San Francisco at Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall, February 7 in St. Louis at the Fabulous Fox Theatre and February 20 in Louisville at Louisville Palace Theatre.

During the day we also updated the schedules for Eric Clapton, Pink, Jane’s Addiction, Confederate Railroad, Boyz II Men, Misery Signals, My American Heart, The Raveonettes, The Presidents Of The United States Of America, The Clarks, Chester French, Dr. John, Fishbone, Ian McLagan & The Bump Band, Wu-Tang Clan and all the bands and artists living today. Plus a few that are not.

And that brings us to the end of another adventure in the land of concert data. Thank you for hanging with us today and we hope you can join us again tomorrow as we plunge headfirst into all the artist-date-city-venue information that makes the world go around. G’night!