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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be playing at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, this Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, and there are still plenty of tickets available for all the concerts.

The best ticket prices for the cheap seats are available on Friday night, which has the most inventory of tickets on sale, followed by the Wednesday night show. There are no front row seats for the Springsteen tour since all of the floor seating is general admission, standing room only. But for several of the shows you can buy general admission Springsteen tickets for less than the face value at Ticketmaster.

With the high unemployment rate in the New Jersey area it’s no wonder ticket sales are down a bit, but that’s good for the consumer because now you can see a great concert by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at a discounted price. Bruce and the band will be back at Giants Stadium on October 8th and 9th, then over to the Wachovia Center on the 13th, 14th, 19th and 20th of October.

The U2 tour makes a stop at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Virginia, this Wednesday, October 1st and like Springsteen the floor seats for U2 are all general admission and on sale for less than the face value of U2 Tickets at Ticketmaster, running $35 for general admission U2 tickets at the time of this post.

There are some very good seats available for U2 in the lower level near the stage, but if you want to stand in front of the stage, you better get there very early! You can catch U2 at the new Cowboy Stadium on October 12th, and the Rose Bowl on October 25th as well as a few other tour dates before they wind up the US portion of their tour.

The Dallas Cowboys will be playing the Carolina Panthers tonight at Cowboys Stadium for a NFL Monday Night Football game that will be testing quarterback Tony Romo once again.

Without Terrel Owens this year, things are not going to be any easier for Tony, especially after last years playoff blowout that saw the Cowboys lose to the Philadelphia Eagles 44-6.

The Cowboys shouldn’t have too much trouble with the Panthers, who have lost their first two games and are putting up some of the worst stats in the league. But the Cowboys are playing at home on NFL Monday Night Football, and the loss of the first home game at the new Cowboy Stadium last week won’t go away anytime soon for Jerry Jones.

Dallas Cowboys tickets are on sale for all the home games at Cowboys Stadium and for any road game as well.

The Kiss Alive 35 tour kicked off in Detroit last Friday with a rocking 2 hour plus concert featuring a new stage with a massive HD screen.

Kiss played two nights at the Cobo Arena, where their 1975 album “Alive” was recorded. Camera crews were recording both nights Kiss played at the Cobo, so there should be a live DVD in the works for later release.It was a typical crazy Kiss concert with plenty of pyrotechnics, confetti, and a crowd pleasing collection of hits that ended with Detroit Rock City for an encore.

The Kiss Army was out in force for the show, rocking out to every song the band threw at them. Kiss Alive 35 concert tickets are on sale for the entire tour. The set list for the show includes 20 songs:

“Deuce”
“Strutter”
“Got to Choose”
“Hotter Than Hell”
“Nothin’ to Lose”
“C’mon and Love Me”
“Parasite”
“She”
“Watchin’ You”
“100,000 Years”
“Cold Gin”
“Let Me Go, Rock ‘n’ Roll”
“Black Diamond”
“Rock and Roll All Night”
(encore)
“Shout It Out Loud”
“Lick It Up”
“I Love it Loud”
“Modern Day Delilah”
“Love Gun”
“Detroit Rock City”