Concert company Live Nation is bringing back a $20 ticket offer for the third consecutive summer.

The "National Concert Week" discount applies to more than 2 million tickets at more than 2,800 shows in North America, including performances by country star Thomas Rhett, seven-time Grammy Award winner Beck and iconic rock band the Who.

A "$20 all-in" ticket promotion — meaning customers pay no additional fees — will be available from noon May 1 through 2:59 a.m. May 8.

In Central Indiana, the offer applies to more than 70 events at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center, Farm Bureau Lawn at White River State Park, Old National Centre, Bankers Life Fieldhouse and Indiana Farmers Coliseum.

Here's the list, organized by venue:

Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center

>> Slayer, May 16.

>> The Who, May 18.

>> Dierks Bentley, May 31.

>> Thomas Rhett, June 21.

>> 311 and Dirty Heads, July 12.

>> Chris Young, July 13.

>> Disrupt Festival featuring the Used, Thrice, Sum 41 and more, July 14.

>> Brad Paisley, July 20.

>> Train and Goo Goo Dolls, July 21.

>> Breaking Benjamin, July 23.

>> Wiz Khalifa, July 26.

>> Hammer's House Party featuring MC Hammer, Kid 'n Play, Coolio and more July 27.

>> Beck and Cage the Elephant, Aug. 4,

>> Heart, Aug. 7.

>> Santana, Aug. 9.

>> Impractical Jokers, Aug. 11.

>> Slipknot, Aug. 16.

>> Korn and Alice in Chains, Aug. 20.

>> Rascal Flatts, Sept. 14.

>> Outlaw Music Festival featuring Willie Nelson, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Sept. 20.

>> Brantley Gilbert, Sept. 21.

Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center acts not included in the "National Concert Week" offer: Adam Sandler (June 2), Dead & Company (June 12); Dave Matthews Band (June 28-29), Hootie & the Blowfish (Aug. 17), Luke Bryan (Aug. 18), Jason Aldean (Aug. 23), Iron Maiden (Aug. 24), Kiss (Aug. 31) and Kid Rock (Sept. 27).

Farm Bureau Lawn at White River State Park

>> Alt 103.3’s May Day featuring Shinedown and more, May 20.

>> Sammy Hagar & the Circle, May 23.

>> Rob Thomas, June 4.

>> Girl Scouts of America Night featuring Aly & AJ, June 5.

>> REO Speedwagon, June 11.

>> Young the Giant and Fitz & the Tantrums, June 16

>> ZPL Birthday Bash featuring Why Don’t We and more, June 21.

>> The National and Courtney Barnett, June 26.

>> Kidz Bop, June 29.

>> Third Eye Blind and Jimmy Eat World, June 30.

>> Tedeschi Trucks Band, July 24.

>> WTTS Rock on the River featuring the Flaming Lips, July 26.

>> O.A.R., July 30.

>> Moe and Blues Traveler, July 31.

>> Jon Bellion, Aug. 2.

>> Gary Clark Jr., Aug. 6.

>> Beast Coast (Flatbush Zombies and Joey Badass), Aug. 9.

>> Ben Folds and Violent Femmes, Aug. 10.

>> Judah & the Lion, Aug. 16.

>> Skillet and Sevendust, Aug. 17.

>> Jonny Lang and JJ Grey & Mofro, Aug. 18.

>> Papa Roach, Aug. 21.

>> Umphrey’s McGee, Aug. 24.

>> “Weird Al” Yankovic, Aug. 29.

Farm Bureau Lawn at White River State Park act not included in the "National Concert Week" offer: Vampire Weekend (June 7).

Old National Centre

>> Dubloadz and Dion Timmer, May 8 (Deluxe).

>> Tech N9ne, May 9 (Egyptian Room).

>> Tom Morello, May 10 (Deluxe).

>> Slushii, May 15 (Deluxe).

>> Iration and Pepper, May 16 (Egyptian Room).

>> Marianas Trench, May 22 (Egyptian Room).

>> Celeste Barber, May 30 (Egyptian Room).

>> Steve Earle, May 31 (Egyptian Room).

>> Christian Nodal, June 1 (Murat Theatre).

>> Gogol Bordello, June 5 (Egyptian Room).

>> EnParejaDos (Adrian Uribe and Consuelo Duval), June 7 (Murat Theatre).

>> David Gray, June 11 (Murat Theatre).

>> Catfish & the Bottlemen, June 12 (Egyptian Room).

>> Buckcherry, June 25 (Deluxe).

>> Iyanla Vanzant, June 28 (Murat Theatre).

>> Parachute, June 30 (Deluxe).

>> Carly Rae Jepsen, July 10 (Egyptian Room).

>> The Struts, July 16 (Egyptian Room).

>> Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening, July 20 (Murat Theatre).

>> Kirk Franklin, Aug. 7 (Murat Theatre).

>> I Prevail, Aug. 8 (Egyptian Room).

>> The Wild Feathers, Sept. 12 (Deluxe).

>> “We Will Rock You: The Queen Musical,” Nov. 21 (Murat Theatre).

Bankers Life Fieldhouse

>> New Kids on the Block, May 5.

>> Josh Groban, June 19.

>> Chainsmokers and 5 Seconds of Summer, Nov. 7.

Indiana Farmers Coliseum

>> AJR, Oct. 19.

For more information, visit ncw.livenation.com.

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