Kacey Musgraves is heading back on the road in 2026 with a new North American tour in support of her upcoming album, Middle of Nowhere. The tour is scheduled to begin August 21 at the United Center in Chicago, a date that also coincides with Musgraves’ birthday, before continuing through major markets including Toronto, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Nashville, Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles and Seattle.
The NFL’s full schedule release is one of the biggest calendar moments of the football offseason, but the resale ticket market does not wait until every date and kickoff time is officially announced. Because season ticket holders and other sellers can list inventory once matchups are known, fans can already get an early read on which 2026 NFL games are drawing the strongest demand signals.
TicketClub listing data from May 14 shows that fans are already pricing in demand for marquee matchups across the upcoming season. The strongest early signals are concentrated around Buffalo Bills tickets, Seattle Seahawks tickets, select rivalry games, and the NFL’s expanding international schedule.
The data should be viewed as an early market snapshot rather than a final ranking of the season’s most expensive games. Many regular-season matchups were still listed with placeholder dates at the time of the export, and prices can shift once the full schedule reveals prime-time placements, holiday games, division timing, and late-season playoff implications. Still, the early listing data offers a useful forecast of where demand is already forming. Continue reading “Early NFL Ticket Price Forecast: Bills, Seahawks, International Games Lead Pre-Schedule-Release Demand”
Olivia Rodrigo’s “The Unraveled Tour” is already one of the most in-demand concert events on the horizon, and current ticket prices show just how much interest there is in seeing the Grammy-winning pop star live.
Following the tour’s initial announcement, Rodrigo added 25 dates in response to “incredible demand,” expanding the run with additional shows in cities including Boston, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Amsterdam, London, Paris and Barcelona. Along the way, she set several major venue records, including the longest sold-out residency at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, the most sold-out shows at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome, and a new benchmark for a solo female artist at London’s O2.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup moving closer, the resale ticket market is starting to show a clearer pattern for fans still deciding when — and where — to buy. Prices remain high for host-nation games, marquee international matchups, and the final rounds of the tournament. But compared with earlier World Cup ticket market snapshots from February and late March, the latest marketplace data shows a more buyer-friendly market in several key areas, especially across the Group Stage and parts of the Round of 32.
The trend does not mean every World Cup match is getting cheaper. Some premium games are still holding firm, and others have moved in different directions depending on the teams, city, and available seating mix. But for shoppers who are flexible on matchup or location, the May snapshot suggests that more realistic entry points are beginning to appear as the tournament approaches.
Continue reading “World Cup Ticket Prices Keep Softening as Group Stage Value Options Expand”
Chris Brown and Usher are teaming up for one of the biggest R&B tours of 2026, and early ticket data suggests demand is already stretching across every tier of the market.
The co-headlining run, dubbed “The R&B (Raymond & Brown) Tour,” is scheduled to kick off June 26 at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver and continue through Dec. 11 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. Along the way, Brown and Usher will visit major stadiums in Detroit, Charlotte, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, Miami Gardens and more, with several markets drawing multiple-night runs.
May is packed with some of the biggest festival weekends of the 2026 concert season, and fans still have time to find last-minute tickets through Ticket Club. From EDM in Las Vegas and rock in Daytona Beach to country in Austin, hip-hop in Orlando and wine-country music in Napa, the month offers a wide range of festival options for fans looking to make late plans.
This year’s May festival calendar includes BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach, RiverBeat in Memphis, iHeartCountry Festival in Austin, Rolling Loud Orlando, Welcome to Rockville, EDC Las Vegas, BottleRock Napa Valley and Lightning in a Bottle. Lineups feature major names including Duran Duran, The Offspring, James Taylor, Dave Matthews Band, Wu-Tang Clan, Luke Bryan, Playboi Carti, NBA YoungBoy, Guns N’ Roses, Foo Fighters, My Chemical Romance, The Chainsmokers, Zedd, Backstreet Boys, Lorde and Empire of the Sun.
Continue reading “Ticket Club’s Top May Festivals: Last-Minute Tickets Still Available”
Noah Kahan is entering one of the biggest touring chapters of his career. Coming off the release of his new album, The Great Divide, which arrived April 25, the singer-songwriter is preparing to bring The Great Divide Tour to arenas, ballparks and stadiums across North America before heading overseas for newly announced international dates.
Jack White is hitting the road in 2026, giving fans across North America and Europe another chance to see one of rock’s most electric live performers.
The former White Stripes frontman will launch his 35-date tour on Friday, July 10, at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., opening a summer run that includes stops in Brooklyn, Toronto, Boston, Indianapolis and Chicago before wrapping the first U.S. leg on Saturday, July 25, at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan.
Continue reading “Jack White Ticket Prices: Best Values and Standout Markets for the 2026 Tour”
When Phish announced its 2026 return to Sphere, the Las Vegas run immediately looked like one of the band’s marquee ticket events of the year. That made sense. Sphere is still one of the most in-demand venues in live entertainment, and a nine-show residency from a band with Phish’s fan loyalty was always likely to draw intense interest from the start.
But as show dates arrive, the resale picture has become much more favorable for buyers than many fans likely expected at initial onsale. Based on current TicketClub listing data, several Sphere nights now show strikingly accessible get-in prices, and in a few cases even median asking prices that look much more consumer-friendly than the early-market story around this run suggested.
That is where Ticket Club’s value proposition stands out. For fans shopping this market carefully, the combination of softened asking prices on select nights and Ticket Club’s member-focused pricing creates a real opportunity to buy into one of the most talked-about Phish runs of the year without paying the kind of premium that once seemed inevitable. Continue reading “Great deals are emerging for Phish tickets at Sphere – especially for Ticket Club members”
Bruno Mars has officially launched The Romantic Tour, opening the run on April 10 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas with a sold-out performance in front of more than 60,000 fans. The kickoff show doubled as a milestone moment for Mars, who was honored across Las Vegas with a parade from MGM Resorts, a day and street named in his honor, the key to the city, and recognition as the “King of Las Vegas.”
Now, with a 77-city, nine-country tour rolling forward, the ticket market is starting to show clear patterns. Based on current Ticket Club listing data for upcoming dates, Bruno Mars is not just one of the biggest tours on the board this year, he is also one of the most expensive in several major markets.
