My Morning Jacket tries NYE on for size

Now on sale

My Morning Jacket’s live prowess precedes the Louisville, Ky., act, and deservedly so. Less a jam band and more a hard-charging, delightfully shapeshifting indieroots group, the Jim James-led outfit will headline the FirstBank

Center for what promises to be a lively trio of New Year’s Eve performances. Tickets for the Dec. 29-31 all-ages dates in Broomfield are on sale at 10 a.m. Aug. 11. Openers include The Revolution

(Dec. 29), Tune-Yards (Dec. 30) and Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires (Dec. 31). Tickets are $51 for Dec. 29-30 and $76 for Dec. 31, or $168 for all three days (altitudetickets.com)

Not to be outdone, jam band Umphrey’s McGee will also play a trio of New Year’s Eve shows Dec. 29-31 at the Fillmore Auditorium. Tickets for Dec. 29-30 are $39.50-$45, while Dec. 31 is $79.50-$90. Three-day passes are $149.50. All shows, which are 16-and-up, are on sale at 10 a.m. Aug. 11. (Ticketmaster)

Kesha’s first solo tour since 2013, the “Rainbow Tour,” plans to visit the Fillmore on Oct. 24. Tickets went on sale last week. ($42.50-$48, Ticketmaster)

“An Intimate Evening With Yanni” bills itself as “pure Yanni,” meaning the long-maned composer will be performing his work only on an acoustic piano, ready to answer audience questions between songs. Tickets for the Nov. 9 concert at Buell Theatre are on sale at 10 a.m. Aug. 11. ($39.50-$99.50, axs.com)

Dayton, Ohio, indie rock legends Guided by Voices are returning about a year after their last Denver visit — a lengthy set at Summit Music Hall — following the release of their new album, “How Do You Spell Heaven” (lead singer Robert Pollard’s 101st release overall). Tickets for the Oct. 25 Bluebird Theater set are on sale. ($27.50-$30.50, axs.com)