Live Nation's $30 Ticket to Summer is back with cheap concert tix. Check prices and how you can book them
's new summer concert promotion is coming, and the live music behemoth will offer $30 tickets to roughly 1,000 concerts. Live Nation's popular $30 Ticket to Summer deal is back for 2025, giving music fans an affordable way to catch their favorite artists live. Beginning Wednesday, May 21 at 10:00 AM ET, fans can purchase all-in tickets for just $30 (fees included; taxes may apply) to over 1,000 concerts throughout the US and Canada.
Tickets purchased through the offer include all fees in the $30 cost, according to Live Nation. Any taxes, which will differ between venues, will be added at checkout.
The "$30 Ticket to Summer" promotion kicks off today, offering access to select concerts at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix. Featured shows include:
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This year's lineup includes a wide range of genres and legendary names, according to USA Today. Some of the participating artists and bands in the $30 Ticket to Summer event include:
Avril Lavigne
Rod Stewart
The Offspring
Cyndi Lauper
Halsey
Keith Urban
Willie Nelson
The Driver Era
Kesha
Counting Crows
Goo Goo Dolls
Pantera
Papa Roach & Rise Against
Styx & Kevin Cronin Band
Thomas Rhett
Luke Bryan
Simple Plan
Weird Al Yankovic
Live Nation has launched its "$30 Ticket to Summer" promotion, offering fans across the U.S. the chance to attend approximately 1,000 concerts at a flat rate of $30 per ticket, inclusive of all fees (excluding taxes). This initiative replaces the previous "Concert Week" promotion, which featured $25 tickets for a limited time.
Promotion Start: Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 21 at 10 a.m. local time. Early access began on May 20 for T-Mobile customers and Rakuten members.
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Participating Artists:
The promotion includes performances by a diverse lineup of artists such as Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Kesha, Leon Bridges, Brad Paisley, Luke Bryan, and many more.
Venues: The $30 tickets are available at various venues nationwide, including:
Blossom Music Center (Ohio)
Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront (Richmond)
Xfinity Theatre (Hartford)
Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater (Bridgeport)
Woodlands Pavilion (Texas)
Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) (New York)
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Ticket Purchase:
Tickets can be purchased through LiveNation.com/TickettoSummer. Buyers should look for the "$30 Ticket to Summer" option when selecting tickets
Additional Notes:
The $30 price includes all fees, providing transparency and value for concertgoers. Applicable taxes will be added at checkout. The promotion offers a limited number of tickets per event, and more shows may be added throughout the summer.
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