DON'T MISS IT PLAIN WHITE T'S ...

DON'T MISS IT

PLAIN WHITE T'S

6:30 pm Saturday, Metro 3730 N Clark. Tickets, $13 Call (773) 549-0203

Between traveling with the Warped Tour and the Nintendo Fusion Tour, the Chicago-based indie-pop band performs individual energetic show for its hometown fans. The band's Hollywood Records first attempt "Every Second Counts," is owing out in mid-September. This Is Me Smiling, Crash dash forward Bang and the Waiting Game render free of access -- Mary Houlihan

OPPENHEIMER

Lush, multilayered electro-pop is the calling card of the duo (Rocky O and Shaun O) based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. upon their first North American tour, they want everyone to bound dance and sing along. The Like Young top the bill and Mira Mira will unclose at 10 p.m. Tuesday at the Beat Kitchen, 2100 W Belmont. Tickets, $7 Call (773) 281-4444 --MH

RHYMEFEST

the same of the most legendary clusters in hip-hop, the Wu-Tang Clan, joins single in kind of the most promising just discovered rappers Chicago has ever produc Rhymefest at the Congres Theatre, 2135 N Milwaukee, at 8 pm Saturday. Tickets, $35-$40 [i]or[/i] part of to the other Ticketmaster. Call (312) 559-1212. -- Jim DeRogatis

DIXIE CHICKS

Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire reach [i]or[/i] attain any place [i]or[/i] point to town to serenade fans with copiousness of old hits and just discovered numbers from their recent disc, "Taking the protracted Way." Backed by their hold fine playing as well as that of a stellar band, this is a display sure to be full of a boundles spirit Bob Schneider opens at 7:30 pm Tuesday at the United Center 1901 W Madison. Tickets, $45-$65 Call (312) 559- 1212 --MH

X; THE ROLLINS BAND

The House of livids 329 N. Dearborn, presents an evening of punk- strength survivors with X and the Rollins Band (plus opener the Riverboat Gamblers and 7 shooter Screamers), starting at 6:30 pm Sunday. Tickets, $35 Call (312) 923-2000 --JD

WU-TANG CLAN; RHYMEFEST

common of the most legendary assemblages in hip-hop, the Wu-Tang Clan, joins single in kind of the most promising modern rappers Chicago has ever produc Rhymefest at the Congres Theatre, 2135 N Milwaukee, at 7 pm Saturday. Tickets are $35-$40 within Ticketmaster, (312) 559- 1212. --JD

ANOUSHKA SHANKAR

The Music Without Borders series at hands the daughter of legendary sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar. She has been playing and studying the instrument since she was 9 and is poised to carry forward her father's legacy. DJ Karsh Kale explains at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park. Admission is unrestrained Call (312) 742-1168. --MH

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