That the Brewers have been in a September Slump is no secret. Anyone with internet access can deduce as much by looking at their September record (2-6). They've been able to gain no ground on the Cubs to take the NL Division title, despite the Cubs' equally poor recent record. This would be okay if Milwaukee was still sittin' pretty atop of the Wild Card berth...but they're not. A three-game lead is all they have on the Philadelphia Phillies. Three may seem like a comfortable buffer-zone but if the Brewers continue their cold play and Philadelphia, conversely, continues their hot play, then the Brewers may find themselves looking around and asking what just happened; especially since the Brewers will play the Phillies in a four-game series this Thursday-Sunday. The Brewers' playoff destiny is in their own hands and they know it. They just need to get the bats heated up again and find some sort of September slump buster. Tonight and tomorrow the Brewers will look to find a little momentum against the Reds before heading out to Philadelphia on Thursday. The Brewers' hitters will have to face Reds pitcher Ramon Ramirez tonight at 7:05 CDT. Jeff Suppan will start for the Brewers.

From a contestant on American Idol to a member of the prestigious Grand Ole Opry, Carrie Underwood has become a hit country sensation. After winning season four of American Idol in 2005, Underwood has gone on to release two multi-platinum selling albums and take home a Grammy Award here and there. Carrie Underwood is currently on her fall tour. Since you most likely voted for her, now’s your chance to see her live in concert when you buy Carrie Underwood tickets today. And don’t miss your chance to listen to her new song, “Just Stand Up” in collaboration with other female pop stars such as Rihanna and Fergie in an effort to raise awareness for cancer.

In 1991, the film "What About Bob?" summarizes Neil Diamond best. "There are two types of people in the world: those who like Neil Diamond and those who don’t." This encapsulates Neil Diamond’s polarization effect fairly concisely. However, Diamond must be doing something right because he’s in his 50th active year as a musician and the man still packs the house. He has sold something like 120 million records worldwide to date, and is still releasing top-quality music. His latest album, Home Before Dark, instantly went number one in the Billboard Charts in both the UK and USA. Now he’s promoting that album via a major tour of the United States/Canada, hitting every corner, nook, cranny, and spot in between. Fans can expect to hear all of his classics like "I’m a Believer," "Sweet Caroline," and "Red Red Wine" (yes, Neil Diamond and not UB40 wrote that song). If you’re a Neil Diamond fan you can’t afford to miss an older, wiser, more soulful Neil Diamond. Check out our Neil Diamond tour dates and see when he’s coming to town.

With the new NHL season rapidly approaching (games begin October 4th and 5th will special matches in Prague and Stockholm), the Pittsburgh Penguins have had plenty of time to ruminate on last year's fantastic Stanley Cup Playoffs where they ultimately lost in the finals to the Detroit Red Wings. Now they need to focus on the upcoming year and forget about everything that happened last year. More importantly, they need to ignore the historical statistics that weigh heavily against the team who lost the previous year's Stanley Cup Finals. Of the last 12 teams that lost the Stanley Cup Finals series, only one has gone to the playoffs and moved past the first series. Four of the twelve teams have missed the playoffs entirely. The Penguins need to ignore these facts, however, if they wish to at least repeat last season. Though the Penguins have lost a few key players since last year's run, they have also gained some bright new prospects; not to mention the fact that the core group of players who carried the Penguins to the Finals will also return. The Penguins just need to play hockey and not think about history. To check out Pittsburgh Penguins games go to our hockey tickets page.

With spectacular shows starring all their favorite Disney characters, why not bring your little prince or princess to see a Disney on Ice show? The shows combine multiple Disney stories into one fun filled party guaranteed to be a delight! Join in on the magic, buy your tickets today!
Vivid Seats has Disney on Ice tickets for nearly all their shows including:
Worlds of Fantasy:
The show opens in the fall of 2008 and fuses together Disney/Pixar’s Cars, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King. Tinker Bell and her fairy friends will also be present in a Disney Fairies show. There will also be a one hour pre-show starring the Disney Princesses.
The Magical World of Disney on Ice:
Formerly known as “100 Years of Magic”, this show stars Mickey and Minnie as MC’s and combines the stories of The Lion King, Mulan, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, and Pinnochio.
Mickey and Minnie’s Magical Journey:
Formerly known as “Mickey and Minnie’s Amazing Journey”, this is the oldest show of the Disney on Ice productions. In the show, Mickey and Minnie travel around the world (and into other worlds) to places such as London, Hawaii, Neverland, under the sea and more!
Disneyland Adventure:
Formerly known as “Pixar’s The Incredibles in a Magic Kingdom Adventure”, the show features The Incredibles family takes a vacation to Disneyland but an android kidnaps Mickey and Minnie with plans to build his own theme park leaving only The Incredibles to save them. Many characters including Goofy, Pluto and Donald Duck are featured as well as all the sections of Disneyland.

The much anticipated NFL football season got underway last night in a big way last night when the defending Superbowl champion New York Giants played and comfortably defeated the Washington Redskins 16-7. The game should be enough to wet the palates of football fanatics long enough until Sunday rolls around and the NFL really gets moving. At this point, there’s so many little bits of team news going on that it would be impossible to cover them all, and almost pointless to focus in on one. Instead, let’s take a quick look at 5 new NFL rules for the 2008 season so you won’t be surprised when they come into effect.

1) Similar to the microphone/headset available on the QB helmet, the defense will now have one player on the field with a similar helmet. This will allow defensive coaches to better organize their defensive units during huddles.

2) The old "force out" rule has been abolished. No longer is it the case where it is a completion if a receiver makes a catch and was going to land in bounds but was pushed out of bounds by a defender. Now, if you don’t come down with the ball in bounds, it is not a completion.

3) Coaches can now defer the coin toss. If they win the toss they can choose to defer the decision to the opposing team.

4) Instant replay will be used to review difficult-to-call field goals.

5) Face masking is an automatic 15-yard penalization. No longer is there a 5-yard and 15-yard differentiation. If you grab facemask, it’s an automatic 15 yards.

Now, when you see an NFL game you should be caught up to date with the new regulations. If you want to see a football game live then check out our NFL tickets page.

Some enchanted evening you may see a performance, you may see a performance across a crowded theatre, and somehow you know, you know even then, that somewhere you’ll see it again and again…

Since its revival in March 2008, South Pacific’s vintage story of Americans coping with life during wartime while stationed in the islands has once again become a hit. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ever romantic musical will leave you breathless with its bright cast, colorful songs, and lively dance. If you are planning a trip to New York, a stop in the South Pacific at the Lincoln Center Theater is a must. View our South Pacific tour dates to see if any fit into you schedule.

With the Ryder Cup only two weeks away, the American and European teams have finalized their rosters for the annual international battle to be held in Louisville, Kentucky at the beauteous Valhall Golf Club. For the past 10 years the European teams have pretty much dominated the American teams, winning 7 and tying 1. This year, however, Paul Azinger will be wearing the captain badge and hopes to snuff out the competition. Joining him on the 12-man American team will be his four personal selections: Steve Stricker, Hunter Mahan, J.B. Holmes and Chad Campbell; and the top eight qualifiers in PGA play: Phil Mickelson, Stewart Cink, Kenny Perry, Jim Furyk, Anthony Kim, Justin Leonard, Ben Curtis and Boo Weekley. Though the team is relatively inexperienced in Ryder Cup play, Azinger remains confident despite the stiff competition on the European side which includes: European captain Nick Faldo, Paul Casey, Ian Poulter, Sergio Garcia, Soren Hansen, Padraig Harrington, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Robert Karlsson, Graeme McDowell, Justin Rose, Henrik Stenson, Lee Westwood and Oliver Wilson. The European side boasts far great Ryder Cup experience. Don’t miss the international battle this year! Check out our Ryder Cup tickets on sale right now!

Metallica is back on tour promoting their new album, Death Magnetic, dedicated to the fallen rock and roll martyrs of the world and the one thing we all as humans must face- DEATH. With lyrics like, Deadly vision/ Prophecy revealed/ Death magnetic/ Pulling closer still/ Feel thy name annihilation/ Desolating, Hail of Fire off their single "My Apocalypse", you better believe this is epic. Metallica fans everywhere rejoice for the apocalypse has come. The Metallica apocalypse that is. Say your prayers, sprinkle yourself with holy water, make your sick confessions and fast for a few more days because the album isn’t due to be released in the U.S. until September 12, 2008. Metallica is finishing up a European tour and will be touring all around the U.S. with dates scheduled through February 2009. Buy your Metallica tickets to secure yourself a spot in line for the final judgment.