Baltimore MD News

 
Train, O.A.R. set dates for Rays Summer Concert Series
Tbo.com
The concerts are free with the purchase of that date's game ticket. Fans can watch the concerts on the field by purchasing field access passes available at raysbaseball.com/concerts. Tickets are available at all Ticketmaster outlets, the Rays Tampa ...

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Datebook
Baltimore Sun
Concert Classical guitarist Piotr Pakhomkin performs at 7 pm June 7 at St. Anne's Church, Church Circle in Annapolis. Program includes 19 t h -century guitar showpieces by Janos Gaspar Mertz and Niccolo Paganini. Tickets are $25.

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Datebook
Baltimore Sun
Tickets are $125 per person and may be purchased at dvcenter.org. Information: 410-997-0304 or gala@dvcenter.org. Flea market, book sale Shepherd of the Glen Lutheran Church sponsors this event from 8 am to 1 pm June 2 at 14051 Burntwoods Road in ...


 
Baltimore Concert Venues to Try Reusable RFID Wristbands Instead of Tickets
RFID Journal
By Claire Swedberg May 9, 2012—Starting in June, concert goers at two Baltimore music venues will have the option of purchasing reusable RFID-enabled wristbands instead of tickets. The system enables concert promoters to validate tickets ...

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Washington Blade
Out & About: DC and Baltimore events
Washington Blade
The concert will feature Houston's hits ranging from gospel to pop, R&B to film music and more. This performance will also act as the groups season-ending gala event. Tickets range from $30 to $250 and are available online at ticketmaster.com.


 
Baltimore firm creates wristband virtual ticket for concert-goers
Baltimore Sun (blog)
But if you wear a new wristband designed by Baltimore's MissionTix, what affiliation are you declaring? I'll tell you: Your right to par-tay in da' club. The new wristband is a wearable and re-usable "ticket" for concerts that you want to attend.


 
Trips, tickets, trinkets: Pa. officeholders disclose perks
Philadelphia Inquirer
By Angela Couloumbis HARRISBURG — There were still trips to faraway places and “comped” tickets to glitzy galas, ritzy receptions, and sold-out sporting events. But overall, 2011 proved to be a lean year for legislators and administration officials ...