How to Buy Addison Rae Tickets for Her Upcoming ‘Addison' Tour
After she took the stage with her inaugural solo performance at New York City's The Box on the eve of her self-titled album's release, the 'Aquamarine' artist proved she's a star student when it comes to pop music. Now, it's her turn to become the teacher on tour.
'THE ADDISON TOUR IS REALLY REAL!!!!!! I can't believe I get to sing and dance for you (and with you) this Fall,' the singer wrote, in part. Pop's newly minted princess is set to hit several cities worldwide, from Dublin and Amsterdam to Brooklyn and Atlanta. Get ready to experience that 'Diet Pepsi' octave change in the flesh, because it's nearly time to snag seats. Here's how to buy Addison Rae tickets (successfully, of course).
I had the honor of witnessing Addison's solo live debut at The Box thanks to Spotify, but I've been buying tickets for, like, half my life. Here's how to successfully buy Addison Rae tickets.
According to the 'High Fashion' hitmaker, the official pre-sale for the Addison Tour will begin at 10 a.m. local time on Wednesday, June 18. Fans can sign up for pre-sale access at Addison's official website, and there's another chance to snag tix during the general sale, which is set to take place on Friday, June 20, at 10 a.m. local time.
Avoid any hiccups during your checkout process by making sure your contact and payment info are already set for your account. Also, it's not a bad idea to check out your venue's seating chart ahead of the sale so you know which seats you want to aim for.
Most ticket retailers limit ticket sales so bots don't sweep all the seats (which is totally fair!). That being said, you may only be able to buy two to three tickets at a time. If you must see AR live with your massive group chat, try dividing and conquering!
Addison's official ticket sales will be done through Seated, but if you miss out on the pre-sale and general sales, try checking other retailers like StubHub and SeatGeek for re-sale tickets.
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