Secondary ticket sellers could be facing financial losses as Ticketmaster's paperless tickets are becoming more popular among a number of musicians and sports teams. The tickets, which are non-transferrable, prevent fans and secondary ticketing companies from reselling tickets.

Ticketmaster UK, a Live Nation Entertainment company, has announced that paperless tickets will be used for 80 percent of the seats available for all three of Radiohead's UK tour dates.

Today's recap covers No Doubt's revival, plus updated and extended tour itineraries as compiled by TicketNews on November 24, 2008.

Over the weekend, ska-punk band No Doubt announced plans to hit the road with frontwoman Gwen Stefani in 2009 after a year of writing and recording new music. A release date for new material has not been announced, though the band cited plans to continue writing and recording on the road. The band has been on hiatus since 2004, and has not released an album since 2001.

For one of the first times since completing its acquisition of TicketsNow, Ticketmaster has begun scalping tickets by directing fans of a sold out show to its TicketsNow auctions. Fans of Radiohead, who were looking for tickets on Ticketmaster, are now being directed to TicketsNow, a move that some ticket brokers feared when the acquisition was approved by the federal government in February.

Radiohead purchased ads in print and on radio to promote the sales of their concert tickets on Ticketmaster, but after those tickets are sold out on Ticketmaster, customers using the Ticketmaster website see the screenshot below. The "Find Tickets" link then directs customers to TicketsNow, which is listed as Ticketmaster's "partner site." However, TicketsNow is a secondary ticket seller owned by Ticketmaster.

Concerts from Bon Jovi and Radiohead top the onsales for the weekend ending April 14, as compiled by TicketNews.

Alternative rockers Radiohead have multiple shows on sale beginning Saturday morning for their North American tour, including stops in Hollywood, Toronto, and Ontario. Joining Radiohead with shows going on sale Saturday is the Steve Miller Band, which has four shows available including one at Radio City Music Hall; the Stone Temple Pilots, also with four shows including their appearance at this summer’s Milwaukee Summerfest; and Journey with Heart and Cheap Trick, with nine shows on sale including a stop at Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay Hotel.

The official lineup for Lollapalooza 2008 has been confirmed with Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Kanye West and Nine Inch Nails among the acts scheduled for the Aug. 1-3 event at Chicago’s Grant Park. Wilco and the Raconteurs also top the bill, which will have a total of about 120 acts, and that will also include Love and Rockets, Gnarls Barkley, Bloc Party, The Black Keys, Broken Social Scene, Flogging Molly, Mark Ronson, Cat Power, Lupe Fiasco, The National, G. Love & Special Sauce and Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings.

Early-bird three-day passes at $175 have already sold out. Still available is the three-day advance pass ($190). When that sells out, the regular three-day pass ($205) will go on sale. Prices are all inclusive with no hidden costs and no surcharges.