Singer/songwriter Elliott Smith has added more dates to his trip around the States. His forthcoming album, Division Day/No Name #6, is due in the spring.

Elliott Smith tour dates:

Feb. 17; West Hollywood, Calif.; Roxy Theatre

Feb. 20; Washington, D.C.; Black Cat

Feb. 21; Philadelphia, Pa.; North Star Bar

Feb. 22; New York, N.Y.; Town Hall

Feb. 24; Cambridge, Mass.; Middle East Downstairs

Feb. 25; Minneapolis, Minn.; 400 Bar

Feb. 26; Chicago, Ill.; Empty Bottle

Feb. 28; Seattle, Wash.; Breakroom

Feb. 29; Portland, Ore.; EJ's

March 1; San Francisco, Calif.; Bottom of the Hill

Orange County, Calif., rockers Lit are touring through March with pop-punkers 22 Jacks (Feb. 26–March 15). Lit's most recent album is 1999's Place in the Sun. The Feb. 22 show in Atlanta reportedly will be webcast on www.liverock.com, according to the band's official Web site (www.litlounge.com).

Lit tour dates:

Feb. 20; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Chili Pepper

Feb. 21; Lake Buena Vista, Fla.; House of Blues

Feb. 22; Atlanta, Ga.; Cotton Club

Feb. 24; Winston-Salem, N.C.; Ziggy's

Feb. 25; Carroll Valley, Pa.; Ski Liberty

Feb. 26; Plainview, N.Y.; Vanderbilt

Feb. 28; Boston, Mass.; Axis

Feb. 29; Philadelphia, Pa.; Theatre of Living Arts

March 1; Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Chance (without 22 Jacks)

March 2; Washington, D.C.; 9:30 Club

March 4; New York, N.Y.; Irving Plaza

March 5; New Haven, Conn.; Toad's Place

March 6; Providence, R.I.; Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel

March 8; Old Bridge, N.J.; Birch Hill Nite Club

March 9; Scranton, Pa.; Tink's

March 10; Cleveland, Ohio; Odeon Concert Club

March 11; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Metropol

March 12; Lewisberry, Pa.; Ski Roundup (no 22 Jacks)

March 14; Columbus, Ohio; Newport Music Hall

March 15; Detroit, Mich.; St. Andrews Hall

March 17; Milwaukee, Wis.; Rave

March 18; Minneapolis, Minn.; Quest Club

March 19; Chicago, Ill.; House of Blues

While working on the follow-up to 1998's Hard to Swallow, hip-hop's original great white hope, Vanilla Ice, continues touring.

Vanilla Ice tour dates:

March 13; Padre Island, Texas; Charlie's

March 17; Metairie, La.; Kenny's Key West

March 24; Reading, Pa.; Top of the Rock

March 29; Bradenton, Fla.; Outer Limits

Singer/songwriter Peter Searcy, former leader of defunct thrash-poppers Squirrel Bait and the more melodic Big Wheel, is spending the next few months on the road behind his forthcoming solo debut, Could You Please and Thank You, due Feb. 22. Beginning March 2, he will appear on the Jolly Rancher Rocks tour with Frankie Machine and Neve.

Peter Searcy tour dates:

Feb. 16; Cleveland, Ohio; Grog Shop

Feb. 18; Chicago, Ill.; Double Door

Feb. 19; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Intersection

Feb. 24; Birmingham, Ala.; Nick

Feb. 25; Jacksonville, Fla.; Jack Rabbit's

Feb. 26; Charleston, S.C.; Music Farm

Feb. 29; Columbia, S.C.; Elbow Room

March 2; Orlando, Fla.; Hard Rock Live

March 3; Atlanta, Ga.; Hard Rock Café

March 4; Charlotte, N.C.; Tremont Music Hall

March 5; Nashville, Tenn.; 3rd & Lindsley (not Jolly Rancher tour)

March 10; New York, N.Y.; Hard Rock Café

March 11; Boston, Mass.; Hard Rock Café

March 16; Baltimore, Md.; Hard Rock Café

March 17; Cleveland, Ohio; Hard Rock Café

March 18; Detroit, Mich.; TBA

March 23; Cincinnati, Ohio; Bogart's

March 24; Chicago, Ill.; Hard Rock Café

March 25; Minneapolis, Minn.; Quest

March 30; St. Louis, Mo.; Hard Rock Café

March 31; Kansas City, Mo.; Granada Theatre

April 1; Denver, Colo.; Hard Rock Café

April 6; Houston, Texas; Hard Rock Café

April 7; Dallas, Texas; Hard Rock Café

April 15; The Woodlands, Texas; C.W. Mitchell Pavilion (not Jolly Rancher tour)

April 27; Los Angeles, Calif.; Hard Rock Café

April 28; San Francisco, Calif.; Hard Rock Café

May 4; Seattle, Wash.; Showbox