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To Be Announced 

1) Commonly abbreviated "TBA" on tickets and the like, To Be Announced is a common occurrence in sports and concerts. It simply means that a contender or act has not yet been officially announced to appear at the venue by the powers-that-be.

Although similar, with a bit of overlap, this is not to be confused with "To Be Determined" (TBD). That one implies that such an announcement cannot be made at all until certain conditions are met.

2) Apparently, To Be Announced is also the name of a relatively obscure band.
The tickets for next week's Sixers game say To Be Announced, because the other team forfeited. I guess we'll wait and see who it is.
To Be Announced by Trey4Life June 27, 2012
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TO BE ANNOUNCED 

Awesome band from devon, uk
www.tba-music.co.uk
TO BE ANNOUNCED PLAYING LIVE EVERYWHERE
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