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Danielle Fowler
The Offspring fans are divided over resale prices in a last-minute dash to bag tickets for their upcoming tour.
The legendary punk rock band recently announced the Supercharged Worldwide in ‘25 North America tour, which includes gigs in the likes of Tampa, Dallas, Austin, Phoenix, Inglewood, and Toronto.
With 34 US dates in total, there’s plenty of chance to be a part of the crowd, but ticket prices have sparked debate online.
On a recent Reddit thread, one fan wrote: "These prices, plus travel, are a little insane for me. I'll be sitting this one out but I hope they do well, all these bands have been grinding for years and they absolutely deserve success."
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Another added, "Foo Fighters tickets last summer were a lot cheaper than these and they are a much bigger draw. Thought about seeing The Offspring but it will be a pass for me. Money better spent elsewhere."
A third disagreed, as they shared: "Everyone saying ticket prices are outrageous. I just got two tickets to a show in the Midwest for $120 total including the BS Ticketmaster fees. Guess I’m not seeing the crazy prices as everyone else. My ticket is slightly better than GA Lawn."
So, where can you still find affordable resale tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know.
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Resale tickets are cheaper than you might think and appear to have dropped in price since we last checked a couple of days ago. According to StubHub, the most sought after tickets are for the performance on Saturday, August 2 at PNC Bank Arts Center in New Jersey. Tickets start from $24 (down from $26) - and they’re selling fast.
You can also purchase resale tickets on Viagogo and TicketNetwork - and tickets are cheaper than you would expect. For an idea of prices, tickets for the Austin, Texas (August 24) kick off at $27 (down from $30) whilst Virginia comes in at around $27 (July 18). Florida on July 11? You’re looking at $27.
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Ticketmaster is also flogging tickets for all North America tour dates with prices starting from $54.50.
There’s plenty of chance to see The Offspring live this summer if you hurry, as the Californian band have a total of 34 tour dates lined up.
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The tour will kick off on July 11, 2025 at the iThink Financial Amphitheatre in Florida and will conclude at Denver’s Ball Arena on September 7. So, are they playing in a city near you?