Tomorrow night Chop Suey hosts a Halloween party with music from Fascination Street (a Cure cover band) and Leaders of Men (a Joy Division cover band). DJ Randy Travis will also be on hand, spinning between bands. If you wanna go to the show for free (it's $10 at the door), then e-mail your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com RIGHT NOW with Chop Suey Halloween in the subject line.

One lucky winner will get on the list with a +1 for tomorrow's show!

(See all the rest of tonight and tomorrow's party options here, in our complete Halloween listings!)

House of Hands, the very same people who brought you that 500 Pine Block Party this summer, are planning one hell of a Halloween bash in the parking lot outside Havana.

There will be music by Truckasauras, Introcut, Tigerbeat, Sean Cee, Limpwrist (the DJ, not the hardcore band), and Nicki Danger, as well as performances by the Castaways, Dice, and Julavee. The part will have three bars, and the weirdest/best part of all:

It takes place in a giant, interactive human hive that incorporates art in all forms; lighting, sound, video, dance and our beloved Capitol Hill community. The space is multiple tents covered in a mesh of organic materials creating a virtual nest around you.

What!? Exactly.

Tickets are on sale now for $10, but we have a couple pairs to give away to some lucky Line Out readers!

To enter to win a pair of passes, send your first and last name via e-mail to freetickets@thestranger.com. Put House of Hands Halloween in the subject line.

The tickets are here at the Stranger office, so you'll have to be able to come by sometime Thursday or Friday afternoon to pick them up.

Good luck!

Two of Ninja Tune Records' most interesting artists, diverse downtempo beatmakers Blockhead and DJ Signify, are playing Chop Suey Thurs. Nov. 12. The club is giving away four tickets to the show. You can grab one by being among the first four people to email chopsueyseattle@gmail.com. Go!

(You can read my review of Signify's Of Cities here.)

Then maybe you should follow SEAshows on Twitter and find out how you could get into the Ghostface Killah show for free.

That doesn't mean you're completely out of luck!

It's true that you can no longer get into the Southern Comfort-sponsored show via text message, but you CAN get into the show by winning a spot on the list with a +1 from Line Out!

Everything we do, we do for you.

To enter, just send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with the Hold Steady in the subject line. We'll randomly choose one of you to get into tomorrow's sold out show!

Aaaaand... if you don't win and didn't get on the list earlier, you could always just head down to the Croc tomorrow, grab a pizza and some beer at Via Tribunali and, you know, see what happens. Couldn't hurt, right?

Good luck!

Follow @SEAshows, our Seattle ticket info Twitter feed, to find out how.

We have a free pair of tickets to Friday's show up for grabs via SEAshows.

I know it's not "cool" or whatever, but I like the band Brand New. I think they're underrated. And in last week's Underage column, I reviewed their new album Daisy in preparation for tonight's show at the Showbox SoDo:

It opens with a woman singing an old-timey ballad that sounds like it's crackling out of a wooden radio from the 1930s. It goes on for over a minute, and just as you begin to wonder if that's it, if that's all the song really is, the band's drums, bass, and guitar all pound in to kick off "Vices," one of the most abrasive songs the band have ever written. Singer Jesse Lacy has never sounded so frenzied as he does screeching, "She said good-bye to the ground... and JUMPED!"

Also more prevalent than ever before is their admiration for early Modest Mouse. It's no secret the band members are fans—when they played Showbox Sodo a couple years ago, the band covered "Trailer Trash." On Daisy, both "At the Bottom" and "Be Gone" sound like the efforts of a less drunk but more goth Isaac Brock.

Want to see Brand New at the Showbox SoDo tonight for free?? Then send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with Brand New in the subject line. One winner will be chosen at 2 pm today and put on the guest list for the show.

Good luck!

Then follow @SEAshows on Twitter to find out how.

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(Chop Suey) I wasn't that stoked to see Junior Boys last time they came through town. For one thing, I was more excited about catching their opening act, the inimitable Max Tundra, but for another, I remembered their live sets being kind of anemic, a problem given that their icy-cool elecro pop is already pretty understated on record. But either I remembered wrong or else the duo have stepped up their game, because that show killed. The Boys gradually dialed up the intensity, building from frosty soul jams to subtly persuasive percussive tracks, making for a surprisingly sweaty dance party for a Sunday night. So color me converted—I can't wait to see how they'll warm things up on a proper Saturday night. ERIC GRANDY

Want to see if they pull it off again? For free!? Send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with Junior Boys in the subject line and you'll be entered to win a pair of tix to tomorrow's show. All entries must be received by 5 pm tonight.

Good luck!

Oh, and speaking of free tickets... sometime in the next hour, we'll be giving away a pair of tickets to tonight's Mono show at Neumos via SEAshows, our ticket/show info Twitter feed. You have to follow to find out how to win.

Then hopefully you're following SEAshows on Twitter...

KISS is playing KeyArena November 15th, and tickets went on sale Saturday morning (you can still buy them here). But if you're feeling lucky, send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com (with KISS in the subject line) and you might get to go for free! The tickets are valued at $37.50, and after service charges the price for two is nearly $100. Imagine all the face-paint you could buy for $100!

Good luck!

Let me explain.

When you register online (by September 28th, hurry!), all that means is you will be on the list to get a wristband at the gate. So you'll have to go down there, and then wait in the will call lines to get your wristband before you can actually enter the festival. And even then, it's based on a first come first served basis, so you might not even get in if you get there late. Pain. In. The. Ass.

But winning a pair of wristbands will allow you to bypass that step! The wristbands will be sent to you in the mail, so all you have to do is show up whenever the fuck you want, flash your wristband, and head on in to the festival! (The music happens in four different venues and their capacity varies—the wristband doesn't guarantee you entry to a full venue.)

To enter to win a pair of wristbands, just send your first name and mailing address to freetickets@thestranger.com—put Garage Fest in the subject line. Two winners will be notified via e-mail, and your wristbands will be sent next week to allow plenty of time for them to get there before you head out of town. We will only use your mailing address to send you your wristbands—no mailing lists or anything else. Promise.

For the complete line-up, venue info, and to register for a wristband, visit www.scion.com/garagefest.

Good luck!

Have you heard? KISS are playing the KeyArena Sunday, November 15th. Tickets don't even go on sale to the general public until this Saturday, but Line Out has a pair to give away to one lucky nerd KISS fan!

To enter, send your name to freetickets@thestranger.com with KISS in the subject line. You can buy tickets here, starting Saturday at 10 am (pre-sale started today, if you're a member of the KISS Army).

One winner will be randomly chosen and notified via e-mail. They're hard tickets, so you'll have to be able to come to the Stranger offices on Capitol Hill to pick them up before the show (you'll be given plenty of notice, though, should you have to make arrangements with work or something).

Good luck!

I totally forget that we have a pair of tickets to tomorrow night's Monotonix show to give away. For free! Maybe for you!

This is what a Monotonix show looks like:

If you want to go (and you do) send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with Monotonix in the subject line. (If you have and extra $13, you can also still buy your tickets here.)

Also: This will be the LAST SEATTLE SHOW for openers Black Eyes and Neckties. Sad! After seven years, the band has announced they're breaking up and they're playing their last show ever Halloween night in Bellingham. So, you know, missing this show would be a silly thing to do. And now, with the possibility of free tickets, you have no excuses!

But that's not all. Along with the tickets comes two vouchers for two extra drink tokens. Sweet!

Here's just a sample of some of the bands who'll be playing over the weekend: Central Services, They Live!, Boat, the Redwood Plan, Champagne Champagne, Skeletons with Flesh on Them, the Kindness Kind... the list goes on. So if that sounds like a fun time to you, send an e-mail to freetickets@thestranger.com with BEER! in the subject line.

The tickets are here at the Stranger's office on Capitol Hill, so you'd have to be able to come in between 9 am and 5 pm tomorrow to pick them up. A winner will be notified tonight at 5 pm.

Good luck!

Method Man and Redman are performing tomorrow night at the Showbox at the Market. Tickets are still available, but we here at Line Out have one pair to give away to a lucky reader! To enter, just send your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with Method Man/Redman in the subject line.

The show is all ages, doors open at 8 pm, and Spaceman, Fatal Lucciauno, Jay Barz, and DJ Marc Sense are also performing.

Apparently, some extra tickets were just released for this Wednesday's Collective Soul show at the Moore Theatre and they're just gonna give 'em away. The first 50 (yes, 50) people to e-mail their first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com with Collective Soul in the subject line, will be put on the guest list for the show with a +1.

Then enter to win a pair of free tickets to the Pains of Being Pure At Heart!

The band has been praised here and here and in this week's Stranger Suggests where Eric Grandy says: "Their self-titled debut is full of giddy, crushed-out love songs, coy come-ons, blurry girl/boy vocals, and not a moment without some sweetly sticky chorus or softly seductive guitar melody."

They'll be at Neumo's Tuesday, September 15th, with the Depreciation Guild and Cymbals Eat Guitars. The show is $13 (and tickets are on sale now!), but one of you lucky readers gets to go for free (with a +1, even)! To enter, just e-mail your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com. Put Pains of Being Pure at Heart in the subject line.

And now, enjoy their video for the song "Everything With You":

You might still be exhausted from Bumbershoot weekend, but I've got something to perk you right up—a pair of free tickets to see funnyman Arj Barker this weekend at the Showbox! He's been on Premium Blend, Conan O'Brien, Flight of the Conchords, and he's had two Comedy Central specials, and he'll be in Seattle on Saturday, Sept 12.

Here he is, taking on a heckler:

If you want to go to the show, e-mail your first and last name to freetickets@thestranger.com. Put Arj Barker in the subject line. The tickets are here at the Stranger office, so you'll have to be able to come pick them up before the show on Saturday (I'll notify the winner by Wednesday afternoon so you have a couple days to do so). The show is 21+ and doors are at 8 pm. Tickets are still available here.

Good luck!

Check out The Stranger's official guide at thestranger.com/bumbershoot to see who's playing when (you can also make and print your own personalized schedules!). Then, send an e-mail to freetickets@thestranger.com with Bumbershoot and the day you want to go in the subject line. Example: If you want to win the passes for Monday, then the subject will say Bumbershoot Monday. You can enter for more than one day, but you'll need to send separate e-mails for each one.

All entries must be received by 10 am Thursday morning. Winners will then be notified by e-mail, and you'll have to come to the Stranger offices on Capitol Hill by Friday at 5 pm to pick up your passes.

Good luck!

A winner will be notified by e-mail at the end of the day on Thursday. Good luck!