MusicToby KeithFriday, 7 p.m.The Susquehanna Bank Center$25-$100www.ticketmaster.comWith Eric Church, JT Hodges and too many cowboy hats for Camden: If you get it, you get it.IncubusSaturday, 8 p.m.The Susquehanna Bank Center$25-$120www.livenation.comWere we totally aware that these guys were still in business? No. But we’re kind of glad they are, and strangely drawn to the idea of seeing them on the lawn.Peter Bjorn and JohnSaturday, 8 p.m.$19, The Trocaderowww.ticketmaster.comPB&J — yup, we’re going there — headline a night that also features Memoryhouse and Work Drugs.Sean HayesWednesday, 9:15 p.m.$15, Johnny Brenda’swww.johnnybrendas.comBetween commercial samplings and DJ remixes, you likely know this folky, soulful singer-songwriter better than you think. Philly’s own Birdie Busch goes on first.The Low AnthemWednesday, 8 p.m.$15-$17, World Cafe Livewww.r5productions.comWe dig this one for an almost-fall Wednesday evening, especially with opener William Elliott Whitmore.Comedy Andrew Dice ClayThursday, 7 p.m.The TLA, $40www.livenation.comAndrew Dice Clay’s website proclaims him the “Undisputed Heavyweight Comedy King.” Which is kind of an accomplishment, considering there’s not really another stand-up comic weight class.FashionThe Philadelphia CollectionMonday through Sept. 24www.thephiladelphiacollection.orgPhilly boutiques, salons and designers are teaming up for a two-week fall fashion binge featuring almost 75 events to get you ready for boots season. Check Metro next week for our can’t-miss picks.FestivalsGreenFest PhillySunday, 11 a.m.Headhouse Squarewww.greenfestphilly.orgThe annual eco-friendly fest features live music, kids activities, local green vendors, a recycling bucket distribution and, of course, all the local produce of the Headhouse Square farmers market.
