Practical guide
Buying tickets without getting burned
This site does not sell tickets, take payment, or hold inventory. What follows is the short version of how to get into one of these shows without losing money to someone who does not have a ticket to sell you.
One rule above all others: start at the band's own tour page and follow the link it gives you for your city. Do not start at a search engine, because paid results for a sold out stadium show are dominated by resale.
Where tickets come from
The legitimate chain
For this tour, primary tickets went on general sale on 26 September 2025 at noon local time for each new date, and every date routed through an authorised primary seller for that venue. In North America that generally means Ticketmaster or the venue's own box office. Baseball parks on this leg sell through their club systems as well.
What a legitimate listing looks like
- The seller is named on the venue's own website, not just in a search ad.
- The price is stated with fees before you enter card details, not after.
- Delivery is a named method, such as a mobile transfer on a specific date.
- There is a refund policy for cancellation that you can actually read.
What a scam looks like
- Payment by bank transfer, cryptocurrency, gift card, or a payment app's friends and family option. All four remove your ability to dispute.
- A screenshot of a ticket as proof. Screenshots are trivially reused across many buyers.
- Pressure to move the conversation off the platform where you found the listing.
- A seller who will only accept payment before you can see the barcode transfer land in your own account.
- Prices well under the going rate for a sold out show. Nobody is doing you a favour.
If the show is sold out
Options that are not scams
Official resale
Several of the venues on this leg run verified resale inside the same platform that sold the original ticket. The barcode is reissued, so the transfer is real. You pay a premium but the ticket works.
Late releases
Production holds get released close to the date once the stage plot is final. For stadium shows that often means seats behind or beside the stage appearing in the final week.
Another city
There are twelve American dates. A flight to a city with availability can cost less than a marked up resale seat in your own.
The festival slot
Louder Than Life in Louisville on 18 September is a headline set. Festival passes are a different market and often easier to get than a stadium ticket.