How to get Teddy Swims tour tickets: 2025 concert dates and prices
Jaten Collin Dimsdale, professionally known as Teddy Swims, has been active since 2011. Known for combining various genres such as soul, country, and pop, the star has come a long way since his beginnings in the Atlanta area. In 2025, the artist released his second studio album, 'I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2),' and was also nominated for a Grammy award for 'Best New Artist.'
The I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour originally began in 2023 to coincide with the release of his first studio album, 'I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 1).' It has been expanded upon into 2024 and now 2025, lining up with the recent release of the second part.
If you're looking for how to get tickets to see Teddy Swims this year, then we've got you covered. Here's our breakdown of the I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour schedule, purchasing details, and price comparisons between resale and original tickets. You can also browse concert and ticket specifics at your convenience on StubHub and Vivid Seats.
Teddy Swims's 2025 tour schedule
Teddy Swims's I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour will continue its 2025 dates from May to September across the continental US. The tour will then move to New Zealand and Australia, finishing off the tour in October with a performance in Perth.
North America
Date City StubHub prices Vivid Seats prices
July 6, 2025 Minneapolis, MN $134 $130
July 8, 2025 Chicago, IL $197 $195
July 9, 2025 Indianapolis, IN $127 $120
July 11, 2025 Cincinnati, OH $123 $118
July 12, 2025 Pittsburgh, PA $185 $178
July 14, 2025 Richmond, VA $142 $140
July 16, 2025 Washington, DC $120 $119
July 17, 2025 Washington, DC $156 $148
July 19, 2025 Boston, MA $72 $114
July 21, 2025 Erie, PA $110 $105
July 31, 2025 San Diego, CA $148 $147
August 1, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $282 $282
August 3, 2025 Phoenix, AZ $226 $213
August 6, 2025 Austin, TX $154 $158
August 7, 2025 Irving, TX $94 $91
August 9, 2025 Houston, TX $192 $190
August 10, 2025 New Orleans, LA $107 $104
August 12, 2025 Atlanta, GA $137 $137
August 13, 2025 Atlanta, GA $138 $131
August 15, 2025 Birmingham, AL $73 $73
August 16, 2025 Southhaven, MS $69 $67
August 18, 2025 Huntsville, AL $101 $99
August 20, 2025 Nashville, TN $88 $85
August 21, 2025 Nashville, TN $96 $93
August 23, 2025 Kansas City, MO $211 $213
August 24, 2025 Oklahoma City, OK $129 $120
August 26, 2025 Morrison, CO $420 $420
August 28, 2025 Sandy, UT $158 $145
August 30, 2025 Vancouver, Canada $154 $142
August 31, 2025 Seattle, WA $207 $207
September 3, 2025 Troutdale, OR $394 $381
September 5, 2025 Berkeley, CA $251 $297
September 6, 2025 Stateline, NV $358 $345
September 9, 2025 Los Angeles, CA $214 $213
September 10, 2025 Los Angeles, CA $205 $199
September 26, 2025 Honolulu, HI $111 $113
September 27, 2025 Honolulu, HI $115 $111
International
Date City StubHub prices Vivid Seats prices
June 19-22, 2025* Newport/Isle of Wight, UK £272 $466
October 7, 2025 Christchurch, New Zealand $108 -
October 9, 2025 Auckland, New Zealand $145 -
October 14, 2025 Sydney, Australia $101 -
October 15, 2025 Sydney, Australia $101 -
October 16, 2025 Sydney, Australia $72 -
October 18, 2025 Brisbane, Australia $111 -
October 19, 2025 Brisbane, Australia $101 -
October 22, 2025 Melbourne, Australia $76 -
October 23, 2025 Melbourne, Australia $73 -
October 24, 2025 Melbourne, Australia $92 -
October 27, 2025 Adelaide, Australia $120 -
October 29, 2025 Perth, Australia $186 -
* Indicates a music festival Teddy Swims will be performing at, in addition to several other artists.
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How to buy tickets for Teddy Swims's 2025 concert tour
Original tickets are available for Teddy Swims' I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour via Ticketmaster for his North American shows, Ticketmaster New Zealand for his two performances in New Zealand, and Ticketek for his shows scheduled in Australia. As of writing, the remaining original tickets are limited in availability or sold out; however, there are some locations with a small inventory remaining.
Tickets can also be purchased from verified resale vendors such as StubHub and Vivid Seats. For tour dates with limited original ticket availability or those where original tickets are already sold out, you may find better alternatives on these sites.
How much are Teddy Swims tickets?
Ticket prices to catch Teddy Swims this year vary depending on the date, location, and demand for each show. With the majority of original tickets sold out, we were able to find remaining availability in the low range of $142 to a high range of around $1000 on Ticketmaster.
Verified resale vendors StubHub and Vivid Seats offer prices similar to what the original tickets were first sold at. The lowest-cost tickets to Teddy Swims's 2025 concert series on StubHub range from $69 for the August 16 performance in Southaven, Mississippi, to $394 for his performance in Troutdale, Oregon, on September 3. Vivid Seats offers similar prices of $67 for the Southaven show and goes up to $398 for his May 27 show in New York. Resale prices listed above are prior to additional taxes and fees.
VIP packages are offered for both the North American leg as well as the New Zealand/Australia leg. The North American VIP tour package includes one premium reserved or general admission ticket (where applicable), early entry into the venue, an Interactive Bad Dream photobooth opportunity, a specially designed Teddy Swims tour shirt, a custom whiskey rocks ice set with case (exclusive to VIP only), a limited edition Teddy Swims trading card, an exclusive Teddy Swims merchandise item, and a commemorative laminate and lanyard. All VIP items have limited availability.
The Oceania stops have two VIP packages available: an early entry premium seating package and an early entry general admission standing package. Both packages include an early entry ticket, early entry pre-show shopping opportunity, one limited edition Teddy Swims limited edition tour gift, a commemorative laminate and lanyard, and priority VIP check-in. The standing package also allows early entry access to secure their standing spot.
Details for VIP packages can be found on the official Teddy Swims website. Similar to original standard tickets, VIP packages have extremely limited availability, and many are already sold out for certain locations. Please reference the website to see the most up-to-date availability for the show you are looking to find VIP tickets for.
Who is opening for Teddy Swims's tour?
As of writing, there have been discussions that Diamond Cafe, Sienna Spiro, and Clan Ducrot can be expected to open for Teddy Swims's North American leg of his I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour. However, it is not confirmed who will hit the stage with him for his international shows, and there's always a chance for surprise guests or last-minute changes. Regardless, you're sure to have a good time if you're catching one of his shows this year.
Will there be international tour dates?
Teddy Swims currently has 13 international shows planned, including 12 as part of this I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour and one as an appearance at the 2025 Isle of Wight Festival in the United Kingdom. His headlining tour will take him through major cities in New Zealand and Australia, finishing out with a performance on October 29 in Perth.
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