second STP show and other acts in Hampton: Tickets to see the Stone Temple Pilots at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom on Aug. 2 sold out so quickly that the 1990s megastars have added a second night on Wednesday, Aug. 3. Tickets to the 18-plus show are $60.

The Ballroom announced the STP addition along with a spate of other prominent rock bands coming to the beach this summer. July will feature three consecutive nights of hard rock beginning with Hollywood Undead and All that Remains on Sunday, July 24 (all ages, $23), and continuing with Aaron Lewis of Staind on Monday, July 25 (18-plus, $31 to $52), and Puddle of Mudd on Tuesday, July 26 (18-plus, $26).

August will bring All Time Low on Monday, Aug. 1 (all ages, $24), and Barenaked Ladies on Tuesday, Aug. 16 (18-plus, $34 to $55). September will include the Carnival of Madness on Saturday, Sept. 3, featuring Theory of a Deadman, Alter Bridge, Black Stone Cherry, Adelitas Way and Emphatic (18-plus, $37).

All shows begin at 8 p.m. at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, 169 Ocean Blvd., Hampton, 603-929-4100, www.casinoballroom.com.

classic albums performed live in Salisbury: For those of us born after the 1960s, opportunities to see The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd perform their greatest hits live have been sparse, at best. But Classic Albums Live aims to recreate the experience as accurately as possible. They’ll play several shows at the Blue Ocean Music Hall on Salisbury Beach this summer.

Formed by Craig Martin in 2003, Classic Albums Live is a unique tribute band that performs entire recorded albums, note for note, in live settings. The group bypasses all the gimmicks and impersonations of typical cover bands, instead focusing on precise replications of long-beloved rock music.

The band will perform The Beatles’ “Abbey Road” on Thursday, June 16; Led Zeppelin’s “Led Zeppelin 2” on Thursday, July 14; Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the Moon” on Thursday, Aug. 18; and AC/DC’s “Back in Black” on Thursday, Sept. 15.

Each concert is $20 and begins at 8 p.m. at the Blue Ocean Music Hall, 4 Oceanfront North, Salisbury, Mass., 978-462-5888, www.blueoceanhall.com.

rising phenom Seth Glier in Dover: He’s only 22, but Massachusetts resident Seth Glier has already toured around the country, shared the stage with James Taylor and Mark Knopfler, and received comparisons to Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel.

Fresh off the release of his latest album, “The Next Right Thing,” Glier will perform at the new Rivermill at Dover Landing on Friday, July 29.

Glier is a pianist, guitarist and pop songwriter who dropped out of the Berklee College of Music after one year to start touring. He now performs more than 250 shows per year, garnering lofty praise from USA Today and Livingston Taylor, among others. “The Next Right Thing,” which came out in January on MPress Records, includes several songs about his “artistic hometown” of Northampton, Mass. 
The show begins at 8 p.m. on July 29 at Rivermill, 2 Washington St., Dover, 603-343-2192, www.rivermillnh.com. Tickets are $15.