Brooklyn's Vivian Girls play Propaganda on Oct. 21. (Courtesy myspace.com/viviangirls)

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Ever so gradually, downtown Lake Worth — specifically Propaganda — is picking up steam by not only booking local acts for most nights during a week but some good national acts as well.

In addition to such upcoming local acts as Noble Rocket, Black Finger, The Get and others, Propaganda has some up-and-coming regional and national acts as well.

In two cases, tickets are on sale now and you should try to get your hands on them — Propaganda will likely sell out.

On Oct. 21, Brooklyn’s Vivian Girls will visit. The band has just released its second album, Everything Goes Wrong, on the heels of its self-titled, well-received debut. Their lo-fi sound is built on fun and punky atmosphere.

On Nov. 10, Boston’s Big D and the Kids Table will also be coming into Lake Worth. This ska band has been around since 1995, playing upwards of 200 shows a year and honing their big-party sound.

Another can’t-miss show is coming Oct. 9 when the Dex Romweber Duo heads to town. Dexter Romweber played with the band Flat Duo Jets — if you ever saw the film Athens, Ga., Inside Out, you’d remember them — and now joins his sister Sara Romweber (one-time drummer with ’80s influence Let’s Active) in a guitar-drums pairing.

For more information on these or any of Propaganda’s shows, go to propagandalw.com.

On sale today, Boca Raton’s Chris Carabba and his band Dashboard Confessional are heading back to South Florida for a show at Pompano Beach Amphitheatre on Nov. 27. Joining them will be Coral Springs’ New Found Glory.

Other tickets on sale this weekend include:

• KISS presents their Alive 35 tour, celebrating the 35th anniversary of the classic live album, at BankAtlantic Center on Oct. 22.

• Bryan Adams will play Miami’s Gusman Center for the Performing Arts on Oct. 23.

• Laid-back jam band Blues Traveler heads to Fort Lauderdale’s Culture Room on Oct. 27.

• Country-rock up-and-comers the Zac Brown Band head to the Sunset Cove Amphitheater in suburban Boca Raton on Nov. 14.

• One of the great singer-songwriters of the 1970s, Jackson Browne, plays the Fillmore on Nov. 21.

• Speed-metal veterans Megadeth headline the Endgame Tour along with Machine Head, Suicide Silence and Arcanium on Nov. 25 at Revolution.

• 311, who played a high-energy set at SunFest in May, head back here for a show on Dec. 1 at Miami’s Bayfront Park Amphitheatre.

• Two big names in modern rock, Taking Back Sunday and The All-American Rejects, play the Fillmore Miami Beach on Dec. 6.