Come one, come all. Post No Bills has something for you to do this weekend, next weekend and beyond. Below you'll find the biggest collection of Fresno event fliers and posters anywhere on the whole entire Internets. Concerts, clubs, community events -- it's all here.

One note for you guys: There won't be a Post No Bills next week, so keep an eye on this post until Dec. 4.

As always, we welcome contributions from bands, artists, venues, promoters and regular joes. Send links to mosegueda@fresnobee.com.

Topping the Wednesday to-do list is The Lamp Post's weekly "Variety" night. This time around that brings us a date with alternative/metal band This Midnight Scene is Killing Us. More details on the flier.

At Starline tonight, Love the Captive has turned over its regular Tuesday night slot to another Fresno promoter Religious Appeal, which has put together a rock night of its own.

Headlining is Bay Area pop-punk band This Time Next Year, which is signed to Equal Vision Records.

Also on the bill are local bands Mane Horse and Ballad: The Memory, plus Bridges, who, for the life of me, I couldn't find a link for.

Love the Captive is back next Tuesday night with its Thanksgiving Bash featuring Buffalo Guns, Style Like Revelators and more.

*Actual pajamas not guaranteed.

A couple cool things to do tonight, one for the rockers and one for the dancers. At Babylon, there's a drum and bass/jungle/dubstep show -- if you wanna party like it's the weekend on a Wednesday. Elsewhere, The Next Bar continues its Wednesday Rocks weekly series with Insect, Grooveyard and No Halo.

Ready for something you don't see or hear everyday? Screamo/metalcore band Eyes Set to Kill, which is at Starline tonight, was started by two sisters. Yep, it would seem that screamy rock music is not just for the dudes.

The Phoenix-bred band (signed to BreakSilence) is touring the West right now, on a Revolver-sponsored run that also includes Love Hate Hero and Dreaming of Eden.

Day Three of our awesome concert trifecta is tonight in downtown Visalia, where Vampire Weekend is playing The Cellar Door. Sorry to inform you all that the tickets are long gone. So if you don't already have them, we're sorry -- but we did warn ya. It should be a great show, these guys' music is so catchy and I'm guessing it's going to translate into a fun show. I'll do my best to come back to Fresno with some video/pics for you guys.

Below you'll find some other stuff to do tonight, plus all the happenings for the week ahead. Enjoy:

We've got quite a Thursday night on our hands, folks. There are some seriously cool touring acts in the area tonight. I'm not going to waste anymore time and just get into it.

TORI SPARKS: I guarantee you Tori Sparks is going to earn some new fans tonight in Fresno. This Nashville singer is equal parts soul, blues and folk -- an intersection that leads to comparisons to both Bonnie Raitt and Joni Mitchell. She's at Full Circle Brewing Co. at 8 p.m. $6.

MELT BANANA: As one of Japan's most famous rock bands, Melt Banana has made a considerable name for itself in the United States -- having toured with Tool and Lou Reed. Expect a night of noisy and fast rock 'n' roll at Visalia's The Cellar Door. 9:30 p.m. $10.

Everybody is in Halloween mode around this town already. Be sure to check out our official Halloween guide for all the happenings over the next few days.

For tonight, you might want to check out Integration's Halloween party at Starline, a little bit of Halloween-flavored hip-hop at Babylon or the heaven and hell party at Aldo's.

It's the week of Halloween and Fresno rock fans are certainly getting a treat -- shows from shock-rock legend Alice Cooper and massive masked metal group Slipknot. Problem is, they're in town in the same night, at different venues.

Cooper is at Saroyan Theatre this evening, while Slipknot is setting up at Save Mart Center. Decisions, decisions.

I did Halloween-themed Q & A's with both Cooper and Slipknot's Paul Gray, both of which can be read here (Cooper is first, then Gray). So where ya gonna be tonight?

You know, if there's no room left on the party bus for you ...

1. SEE KWELI & FASHAWN
Fashawn is back in town Saturday night for this CD release party with underground rap hero Talib Kweli. It will actually be Fashawn's first Fresno show this year. Good news for him: "Boy Meets World," was the top-selling hip-hop CD at Amoeba this week. It was as high as No. 6 on the iTunes hip-hop charts too.

The show to be at tonight is the long-awaited CD release party for Fresno rock band Fay Wrays, which is happening at Audie's Olympic. The group released "Mata Hari" on Tuesday via JAXart Records. It's a digital release, but you can pick up a hard copy of the album at the show.

We offered you a free MP3 from the album earlier this week. You can hear the band on The Fresnan's most recent podcast too. Also of note: Wheels of Fortune, one of the opening bands tonight, just put its new album online for free streaming.

There's some new stuff happening in the Fresno nightclubs this evening-- you know, because nightclub promoters never heard an idea they didn't try for at least one week. At Thaiphoon, the cool new thing is a name-tag party. Calling all stalkers!

If you like psychedelic-tinged alt-rock fit for a party, then head over to Starline tonight to see Heavy Young Heathens. They're a duo based out of L.A., but are actually a couple of ex-Fresnans. Brothers Robbie and Aron used to be Mardo, but recently re-tooled their act as HYH -- and things are sounding mighty good. Check 'em out on MySpace and if you dig their sound, you can download all the music free at heavyyoungheathens.com.