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Sleep Token fans vow to 'sell a kidney' for tickets as metal band announce massive US tour
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Published 13:45 19 Mar 2025 GMT

Sleep Token fans vow to 'sell a kidney' for tickets as metal band announce massive US tour

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Sleep Token have announced a huge US tour and fans are willing ‘to sell a kidney’ to buy tickets.

The British alternative metal band will hit the road on September 16 for a grand total of18 tour dates with pitstops in the likes of Los Angeles, Orlando, Detroit, and Portland.

The upcoming tour is to mark the release of their new single Emergence, which will be released as part of studio album Even In Arcadia, set for release on Thursday, May 9.

But people are concerned about how much tickets will cost with fan predictions ranging from $250 to $300 on average.

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On a recent Reddit thread, one fan wrote: “I paid $300 for Teeth Of God [tour] Atlanta pit tickets. Luckily, I was second row so it was worth it in the end. Gas south arena pit tickets should be around 100 dollars, but who knows what will happen with resellers. I’m hoping for the best.”

A second fan added: “I have been to three concerts over the past six years. The first ticket was in 2020 and it was $30. The next one was 2023 and was $75. And the Teeth Of God [tour] was like $200 each. I had platinum tickets that were in the first row of seats after the pit.”

But the price jump isn't enough to deter hardcore fans, as some are prepared to pay anything to see the band live. One joked: “I told my first-born, she’s a goner. Sold her for tickets.”

Another chimed in, “I will sell a f***ing kidney to see them live.”

So, when does the presale open and where can you buy tickets? Find out everything you need to know about the Sleep Token US 2025 tour below.

When does the presale for Sleep Token tickets open?

To access the presale, you must have registered your interest via the band’s official website. Tickets will be available to purchase via Ticketmaster at 10am (local time) on Thursday, March 20.

If you don’t manage to beat the queue, general sale kicks off at 10am (local time) on Friday, March 21 on Ticketmaster. At the time of writing this, tickets are already available to purchase via TicketNetwork.

If you're based in the UK, tour tickets are currently available to purchase via See Tickets and Live Nation.

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Where are Sleep Token performing in the US this year?

There’s plenty of opportunity for fans to see Sleep Token live this fall with shows scheduled at some of the country’s biggest venues, from Orlando’s Kia Center and Little Caesars Arena in Detroit to LA’s Crypto.com Arena. See you there?

You can find a full list of Sleep Token US 2025 tour dates below:


  • September 16: Duluth, Gas South Arena
  • September 17: Orlando, Kia Center
  • September 19: Louisville, Louder Than Life Festival
  • September 20: Greensboro, First Horizon Coliseum
  • September 22: Brooklyn, Barclays Center
  • September 23: Worcester, DCU Center
  • September 24: Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
  • September 26: Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
  • September 27: Cleveland, Rocket Arena
  • September 28: Rosemont, Allstate Arena
  • September 30: Lincoln, Pinnacle Bank Arena
  • October 1: Minneapolis, Target Center
  • October 3: Denver, Ball Arena
  • October 5: West Valley City, Maverik Center
  • October 7: Tacoma, Tacoma Dome
  • October 8: Portland, Moda Center
  • October 10: Oakland, Oakland Arena
  • October 11: Los Angeles, Crypto.com Arena

Visit TicketNetwork now to find tickets.

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