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Topics: Music, Billie Eilish
Danielle Fowler
Billie Eilish fans are scrambling to get their hands on tickets for her upcoming Philadelphia show, as the singer will only visit the city once on tour.
In case you missed it, the Birds of a Feather hitmaker is currently in the middle of a massive world tour.
The 2025 run will see Eilish drop by Japan, the US, and Europe for a string of shows to celebrate new album Hit Me Hard And Soft.
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Much to the delight of Stateside fans, Eilish will tick off New York, Boston, and Nashville en route, and tickets are selling fast - especially for one show in particular.
So, where can you bag resale tickets for her Philadelphia show on October 23, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
If you're keen to snap up tickets for the hitmaker's Philadelphia performance at Xfinity Mobile Arena, then listen closely. Tickets sold out instantly on Ticketmaster, so resale is your only option, and you can find tickets on the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and SeatGeek.
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According to StubHub, the Philadelphia performance is one of Eilish's most in-demand venues, and as a result, prices kick off from $351.
If you're after cheaper seats, you might want to consider North Carolina on October 16, where prices start from $187. As for Tulsa on November 10, you're looking at around $231.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as the above.
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British fans, there are still tickets available for the singer's upcoming shows in London, Manchester, and Glasgow if you're quick.
You'll need to head over to Seat Unique now, where prices start from £299 ($400) and include perks such as early entry, premium seating, the chance to preorder food and drink, and access to the AMP Club before and after the show.
Due to overwhelming demand, the 23-year-old recently announced extra US and Japan tour dates. According to the announcement, Tokyo fans will be treated to part two of the tour on August 16, followed by the likes of Florida, New York, Texas, and California.
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The singer will wrap things up in the fall on November 23 in San Francisco. You can find out if the singer is heading to a city near you below.