Concert Tickets FAQ

What are the biggest concert tours in 2027?

The biggest concert tours announced for 2027 include Morgan Wallen’s Last Time I Checked Tour (June 11 – August 28), Zach Bryan’s Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs Tour (April 28 – August 6) and Luke Combs’ My Kinda Saturday Night Tour (through June 26), all playing NFL and college stadiums. Olivia Rodrigo's Unraveled Tour and Metallica's stadium tour are also among the biggest 2027 tours announced so far.

How do I find concerts near me?

Browse concerts by city on GoTickets, such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville and Las Vegas, or search for an artist or venue to see every upcoming date. Each event page shows the date, venue and available seats.

How much are concert tickets?

Concert ticket prices vary by artist, city, date and seat location. On GoTickets, every price includes fees, so you can compare the real cost of each show. Upper-level seats are usually the cheapest, and floor seats near the stage cost the most.

Are fees included in concert ticket prices on GoTickets?

Yes. GoTickets shows all-in pricing, so the price you see for concert tickets includes fees. Taxes and shipping are excluded where they apply.

Is GoTickets a legit place to buy concert tickets?

Yes. GoTickets is a resale ticket marketplace operated by Go Marketplace LLC, and every concert ticket is covered by the 100% Buyer Guarantee, which protects your order if something goes wrong. Prices can be above or below face value. Questions about an order go to GoTickets customer support.

Can I still get tickets to a sold-out concert?

Often, yes. When a concert sells out at the box office, fans who can no longer go resell their seats on GoTickets, so tickets are frequently available for sold-out shows.

What should I check before a concert?

Check the venue’s bag policy, parking options and entry time before you go. GoTickets venue pages, such as Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks Amphitheatre, cover seating charts, parking and policies.