Holy Hell & the Hangovers appear at Brewballs in Burlington on Wednesday. Kris Ferris plays a noonday concert at Center City Park in Greensboro on Wednesday, and Chuck Folds and Steve Williard turn up later in the afternoon at City View Apartments.

Overtakers, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, Skinny Legs and All, Elizabeth Eboo Sauls, Ken Cope Rob Mangum, Martin Sexton, Nagata Shachu Kiyoshi Nagata,.

Tickets are available for Demi Lovato, who performs at the Greensboro Coliseum on July 29, at www.ticketmaster.com. The UNCG Wind Ensemble performs at Aycock Auditorium on Wednesday. Visit www. uncg.edu/mus for information on all UNCG concerts this week. House of Fools and Jonathan Timber are listed at Pig Pickins in Winston-Salem on Thursday;

Friday. Shadow Heights, Thru World Aggression, Reptar, Onward to Olympus, Face Your Fears.

(See Ryan Snyders Forecast for more detail on page 48.) Featured performers include Ralph Stanley the Clinch Mountain Boys, Donna the Buffalo, Rachid Taha, Jim Lauderdale, Keith Frank the Soileau Zydeco Band,.

Thursday. 21 Differences, Pandemonium, Scarred Remembrance, He Came With a Vengeance.

The UNCG Spartones appear with 13 other college a capella groups on Ben Folds forthcoming album Ben Folds Presents: University A Capella!, scheduled for release on April 28. Dreamkiller, the Stellas, Down on Luck and Etcetera enter the ring at Greene Street on Wednesday, and Reverend Paytons Big Damn Band summons the holy ghost at the Blind Tiger.

Blind Tiger. Malebogia, Deterioration, Created to Kill, Bloodsoaked, Bile Nephrosis.

Tickets go on sale Thursday for Taylor Swift, Kellie Pickler and Gloriana, who will appear at the Greensboro Coliseum on June 12. Visit www.ticketmaster.com or call 800.745.3000 for tickets. Mariner Fend Martyr, Ezett and Gray Young round out an indie-rock bill at Greene Street in Greensboro on Wednesday.

Greensboro police located the body of composer Russell Peck off of Whitehurst Road on Saturday. Peck went for a walk on March 1 before a heavy snow storm struck the Triad, and never returned home. Peck, who was 64, worked with the London Symphony Orchestra, recorded at the famed Abbey Road studios.