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According to a report published today by The Independent, over 3,200 seats are currently unsold for the tour’s opening night at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium on April 28th. Later shows in the five-night LA run have even worse sales — over 3,500 tickets are available for the two final shows, with some resale prices on Ticketmaster going for as low as $37 per ticket.
This is seemingly the case for the majority of Beyonce’s 2025 US shows. Over 5,500 tickets are up for grabs at her final East Rutherford, New Jersey stop outside New York, and nearly 6,000 are available for an Atlanta show on July 14th, including 50% of floor seats.
Across the board, these surpluses have led to prices dropping quite a bit since the initial on-sale, much to the ire of those who purchased tickets. Originally, tickets were priced high (perhaps over-ambitiously), generally ranging from around $100 to $4,700. Now, it seems this strategy may have simply priced-out too many fans, with some of those who got tickets earlier expressing frustration that there are currently better seats available for a cheaper price than they paid for their nosebleeds.
Indeed, on StubHub, there are currently tickets for under $75 for nearly all of Bey’s 2025 US tour dates.
As for her European tour dates, her shows outside Paris have all sold out, but her six-night run at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has similar ticket sales to the US gigs.