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A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE BEFORE YOU BUY

Explore ticket
price history.

Browse recorded Ticketmaster US prices by artist, event and city. Free to explore, with no account needed.

Dated checks, not a live ticket quote. See what changed before checking current availability.

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START WITH AN ARTIST

Explore artist ticket prices

Choose an artist to explore their dates. Prices shown are the lowest recent recorded prices across their covered upcoming events.

THE PRICE MOVERS

What’s changed?

Comparing consecutive collection dates

Biggest price drops

Largest percentage decreases

Biggest price rises

Largest percentage increases

Compared across eligible tracked events with comparable USD prices on both dates. A change can reflect different seats or ticket types becoming available.

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

A clearer view.
Not a crystal ball.

Historical prices help you compare. They don’t reserve a ticket or predict the next drop.

What does a point on the chart mean?

Each day has six four-hour blocks, in UTC. We show the latest recorded check in each block, at its actual time. A missing block isn’t filled with an invented price.

Are these prices available right now?

These are recorded observations, including fees before tax, for a single ticket. Check the event’s Ticketmaster listing for current prices and availability.

Can I get a ticket alert?

Email ticket alerts are coming soon. You can explore these recorded prices for free today. See how the planned ticket alerts work.

Why do ticket prices change?

Different seats and ticket types can become available between checks. A movement in the chart does not necessarily mean the same ticket changed price. Read the guide to changing ticket prices.

How are the price movers chosen?

We compare the final recorded check on the previous UTC date with the latest check on the newest collection date, then rank the percentage change. Events need positive USD prices on both dates and a check within the last 48 hours. Empty checks, missing endpoints and zero-dollar observations are excluded. Different seats or ticket types can become the cheapest option.