Best Value Tickets

Section 203, Rows J, K, L, R, and S offer the most affordable options with prices ranging from $78 to $98. These seats provide a good view of the stage, positioned towards the rear but still offering a clear sightline of the performance. The lower prices make them ideal for fans seeking value without sacrificing the overall concert experience.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Section 101, Rows D and E, priced at $142 each, represent the sweet spot. These seats are closer to the stage, situated in the center sections, providing a balanced view of the performers with decent proximity and good visibility. Row C in Section 101, at $146, also falls into this category, offering a slightly better position with similar pricing.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats are available in Section 101, Row A at $438, offering an excellent view from the front and center, ideal for fans wanting an immersive experience. Additionally, Section 105, Row B at $339, provides a privileged position with a great vantage point but at a higher cost.

Premium or Last-Minute

Section 203, Rows A, B, and C, priced between $326 and $662, are top-tier options, providing close-up views of the stage and performers. These seats are suitable for those seeking the best possible experience, with the front rows offering an intimate concert setting. Last-minute or premium tickets in these sections ensure optimal viewing and sound quality.

Seating & View Differences

- Rows A in Sections 101 and 203 are closest to the stage, offering direct sightlines and an immersive experience. These are ideal for fans wanting proximity to the performers.

- Rows D and E in Section 101 are slightly farther back but still provide a good view, with the advantage of more availability and affordability.

- Sections 203 and 303, especially Rows J, K, L, and R, balance view quality with cost, with the latter seats offering a more panoramic perspective of the stage and crowd.

- Sections with higher prices (such as in the 200s and 300s) are closer to the stage, offering more direct sightlines and a more intimate experience, while the upper rows or distant sections provide broader views suitable for viewing the entire stage setup.