Live Nation Is Offering $20 Tickets To Nearly 1,000 Concerts

We are finally getting to go to concerts after over a year of missing out on them and Live Nation is making the return of concerts even sweeter.

It's no secret that the pandemic has caused us to miss out on a lot of things that we love. Concerts being one of them. Things are finally getting back to a sense of normalcy now. We've been announcing several concerts making their way to the Evansville area over the past couple of months. It's such a refreshing thing to see. I feel like we took things like concerts for granted and didn't realize how much we need them until we didn't have any at all. Now that they are making a comeback, I know you're just as ready as I am to be in attendance at these shows and forget about everything other than having a good time.

Live Nation knows that you're ready to enjoy some live music too. That's why Live Nation is offering fans $20 all-in tickets to nearly 1,000 different shows this year. According to Live Nation, the $20 concert tickets will be good for over 40 Live Nation amphitheater concerts all across the country.

Oh, and the cool part about the $20 concert tickets is that it includes the taxes and fees!

The $20 tickets will be available to the general public starting next Wednesday, July 28th at 12pm ET/9am PT on LiveNation.com for a limited time only, while supplies last.

T-Mobile and Sprint customers can score exclusive 24-hour early access to the $20 all-in tickets through T-Mobile Tuesdays starting Tuesday, July 27th at 12pm ET/9am PT.

See a list of participating artists below:

311

Jason Aldean

Megadeth

3 Doors Down

Jonas Brothers

Alanis Morissette

Judas Priest

Pitbull

Alice Cooper

Kings of Leon

Primus

Brad Paisley

Kiss

Rise Against

Brett Eldredge

Korn

Rod Wave

Brooks & Dunn

Lady A

Slipknot

Brothers Osborne

Lil Baby

The Black Crowes

Coheed And Cambria

Lindsey Stirling

The Doobie Brothers

Dierks Bently

Luke Bryan

Thomas Rhett

Florida Georgia Line

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Trippie Redd

Daryl Hall & John Oates

Maroon 5

Zac Brown Band

(H/T- Live Nation)

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