The fall club tours are starting to come together, and several noteworthy shows are already going on sale this weekend:
Beady Eye -- a k a Oasis without the bigger-jerk Gallager brother (Noel) -- has included a Dec. 5 gig at First Avenue on its first full U.S. tour. I'd say it's about a 40-60 chance a gig that far off will happen. Tickets (an Oasis-sized $39.50) go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Also at First Ave, San Francisco's great acidic garage-rock band Girls will graduate from the Entry to the main room on Oct. 1 ($15), while Evan Dando's revamped Lemonheads return to the Entry to play "It's A Shame About Ray" in its entirety on Oct. 22.
The Cedar Cultural Center will welcome the return of Megafaun on Sept. 30 ($15). The Varisty Theater landed a couple of big new buzz bands: Japanese wackos Boris on Oct. 17 ($15) and Liverpudlian trio the Wombats on Nov. 7 ($15). At least based on how incessantly the Current has been playing the Wombats' limp single, "Techno Fan," that show could wind up being something like the similarly heavily rotated Mumford & Sons debut gig at the Varsity last year.
