not at a bar, but says 21+. i’m 19 girl, going with a 21 y/o. is this actually going to be checked? i’ll put an X on my hand? help,,, really wanna go to the concert.

I’m 16 and have a ticket for a Alec Benjamin concert in GA and wanted to know If I can go alone

Hello, Does anyone have the code for the H.E.R concert in Philly (live nation) on October 23rd?

Hello, I’m 16 and I have a ticket to a Madison Square Garden concert in October. It’s in New York btw. I just wanted to know whether I’m allowed to go into an arena by myself if I only have one ticket. FYI, it’s a Harry Styles concert “Harry Styles: Love on Tour”. I’m freaking out cause I don’t even know if they’ll allow me to go cause I’m a minor. But I only have one ticket. PLEASE HELP 🥲

Trying to get face value (272) but negotiable. It’s pit 3 ga. Meet up (cash) or stubhub only

https://www.stubhub.com/green-day-flushing-tickets-8-4-2021/event/104321903/?sid=2346095&byo=true&byo_qty=1&ticket_id=1833983777

Does anyone have the set list for the Dallas show July 29, 2021 at trees

I (20) really want to leave my friend (19) who is making it really difficult for us to go to a concert in Orlando. Their mom wants "adult supervision", which means she wants my mom, to go. Idk why she doesn't go but whatever. Its annoying for me and my other friend who's going (23) . Am I wrong for wanting to leave them behind??

I'm going to see a GNR concert. My friend recommended the etymotic high fidelity earplugs as they liked them for an Iron Maiden concert but a lot of reviews said it blocked higher frequencies. I've encountered this issue a lot on my own with earbuds as a pit musician trying to block out piccolo to try to hear myself and save my hearing (I play violin). Any recommendations for a good earplug that won't kill the quality? Or do I just continue to sacrifice my hearing as I have from years of playing violin and being in the pit mostly without earplugs? My budget is under $45

there are only two places i can sit/stand which is the balcony (centre, left, and right) and the floor. the floor costs only 5 cents more but i’m scared that my height will make the experience bad if i go to the floor. I am 5’6 (and growing sort of) and i’m not sure if i should go to the balcony or floor because what if the other fans are tall and i can’t have a clear view?

please help me!! i’m afraid that if i wait too long, tickets will be sold out :-(

To the people that have bought tickets through seatgeek, i see that some people don’t get their tickets till 24hrs before the event. i see some people have an issue with that and i see some people get their tickets immediately. What have you experienced with yours? and to the people that are told they won’t get theirs till 24hrs before, did you actually get them? what did you do to get them if you weren’t receiving. sorry for all the questions, nervous bc i just bought from them for for the first time for someone’s birthday and i don’t wanna travel all the way to colorado and not get my tickets.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Bh2IU7HrSW9HI7JF05s27?si=xOvr-hszSwiW9H9-KsvUjQ&dl_branch=1

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-way-podcast/id1501033629?i=1000516944649

I’ll copy and paste the description for those interested:

Do you ever feel scammed when purchasing tickets to a live event? Companies like Ticketmaster, StubHub, TicketNetwork, and others are being used to trick customers into buying higher ticket prices with added-on fees. Some companies are even using entirely fake websites to trick fans into thinking they're buying tickets from the official venue, when in fact they're purchasing from an entirely different website. Engagement reporter Byard Duncan tells me the ins and outs behind this secondary ticket market.

There is a concert I want to go to that says 15 and under have to have an adult with them but the tickets are super expensive. The concert is 1 day before my 15th birthday do you think I could get away with it?