Glass Animals fans scramble to website selling extra US tour tickets before general sale even starts
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler
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Topics: Music
Fans are scrambling to a website that is selling tickets for the Glass Animals US tour before general sale has even kicked off.
The English indie rock band, made up of Dave Bayley, Drew MacFarlane, Edmund Irwin-Singer, and Joe Seaward, are currently on the road.
Due to overwhelming demand, the group added extra dates to the US leg of their tour, with pitstops scheduled for the likes of New York, Florida, and New Jersey.
The tour kicked off in August 2024 to celebrate their fourth studio album, I Love You So F***ing Much, with support from The Big Moon, Blondshell, and Kevin Abstract.
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So, how can you bag tickets to see the band behind smash hit Heat Waves in person this summer before general sale even kicks off? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know now, from tour dates to where to buy the cheapest tickets.
At the time of writing this, presale has closed. General sale will kick off via Live Nation and Ticketmaster at 10am (local time) on Friday, March 21.
If you can’t wait until then, tickets are currently available to purchase via TicketNetwork. Based in New York? Prices start from $74.37 for the Saturday, June 7 show. As for Asbury Park in New Jersey on Tuesday, June 10, you’re looking at around $82 per ticket if you’re quick.
The cheapest tickets we can find? You need to book Tampa, Florida on Thursday, June 19. Tickets start from $35 on TicketNetwork if you hurry.
Now that the band has added extra dates to their US tour, there are plenty of opportunities to see the band live this summer.
Announcing the extra tour dates on Instagram, Glass Animals wrote: “The Tour of Earth continues. We loved it so much we thought we’d do a bit more. Also… turns out… earth is big. Lots to see. And also lots of people. Many of whom have been requesting quite persistently for us to come to Florida, Oregon, and Minnesota. We hear u.”
