Halsey announces North American dates

Halsey Launches ‘Back to Badlands’ 10th Anniversary World Tour

Diamond-certified and Grammy Award-nominated artist Halsey has unveiled plans for a worldwide tour in celebration of the 10th anniversary of her debut album Badlands. The Back to Badlands Tour is set to span multiple continents beginning this fall and extending into 2026.

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Blake Shelton Announces 2026 Caesars Palace Residency in Las Vegas

Blake Shelton is heading back to Las Vegas with a new residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in January 2026.

The residency, titled “Live in Las Vegas,” will feature eight shows. The announcement comes less than a year after Shelton’s first run of residency performances, which took place in February 2025 at the same location. 

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Rascal Flatts Life is a Highway Tour

Rascal Flatts Extend ‘Life Is a Highway Tour’ With 2026 U.S Dates

Rascal Flatts are showing no signs of slowing down. The country trio, best known for blending powerhouse vocals with radio-ready hits, have unveiled an extended leg of their “Life Is a Highway Tour” that will keep them on the road well into 2026.

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Chappell Roan Announces Limited ‘Visions Of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things’ U.S. Tour

Chappell Roan has announced a limited run of U.S. tour dates this fall with the “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” tour. 

The tour opens with four nights at Forest Hills Stadium in New York, scheduled for September 20 to 24. Roan will then perform two shows at Museum and Memorial Park in Kansas City, Missouri, on October 3 and 4. The final leg will take place at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on October 10 and 11.

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Ticket Club’s 2025 College Football Pre-Season Ticket Guide

The 2025 college football schedule is loaded with story-lines that are already moving the secondary market. Our marketplace data — covering thousands of individual listings and every FBS program — shows fans willing to pay eye-popping premiums to be inside the stadium for rivalry renewals, conference realignment show-downs, and a handful of smaller-school surprises. Below we break down the biggest drivers of demand, the neutral-site kick-offs that start it all, and where value-hunters can still score seats at Ticket Club prices with no service fees.

 

🔥 Highest-Demand Games of the Season

Texas State may shock casual fans, but its compact 30-k venue has created the priciest tickets in the country. Traditional powerhouses, meanwhile, dominate the rest of the top tier: the newly-minted SEC edition of Texas vs Texas A&M, Georgia’s duel with Alabama, and the latest chapter of The Game in Ann Arbor.

Date Game Venue Average Price Shop
8/30/2025 Texas State vs Eastern Michigan UFCU Stadium $1,842 Tickets
9/20/2025 Texas State vs Nicholls UFCU Stadium $1,335 Tickets
10/11/2025 Texas State vs Troy UFCU Stadium $1,233 Tickets
10/28/2025 Texas State vs James Madison UFCU Stadium $1,195 Tickets
11/22/2025 Texas State vs Louisiana-Monroe UFCU Stadium $1,194 Tickets
11/28/2025 Texas vs Texas A&M DKR-Texas Memorial $1,159 Tickets
9/27/2025 Georgia vs Alabama Sanford Stadium $1,147 Tickets
10/11/2025 Texas vs Oklahoma (Cotton Bowl) Cotton Bowl $1,090 Tickets
11/29/2025 Michigan vs Ohio State The Big House $1,060 Tickets
11/15/2025 Georgia vs Texas Sanford Stadium $1,004 Tickets

Average prices reflect current Ticket Club member sales and are subject to change.

🏟️ Neutral-Site Kickoff Classics

  • Tennessee vs Syracuse — Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Aug 30): SEC vs ACC in the A-Town Kickoff, with average prices already near $250.
  • South Carolina vs Virginia Tech follows 24 hours later in the same building for an all-orange showdown.
  • Florida State vs Alabama at Doak Campbell ($500+) is the only Week 0/1 matchup featuring two recent national champs.

🚗 Road-Warrior Fan Bases Driving Prices Up

Texas fans are breaking budgets everywhere they go: at Ohio State ($816) and at Georgia ($1,004) both rank among the ten most expensive tickets of 2025. Notre Dame travelers aren’t far behind, with visits to Miami ($467) and Texas A&M ($794) cracking the national top-25.

🔑 Conference Realignment Showdowns

Big Ten newcomers USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington each get their first crack at traditional Midwestern powers this fall. Among the most-watched:

  • Penn State vs Oregon (Sept 27) – first ever in Beaver Stadium, average price $569.
  • UCLA vs Penn State (Oct 4 / Rose Bowl) – West Coast sell-out pushing $312.
  • Washington vs Ohio State (Sept 27 / Seattle) – already $521 and climbing.

💰 Best Values on the Board

Bargain hunters still have plenty of sub-$200 options — especially early-season non-conference tilts and late-season games where the playoff picture may already be settled. Keep an eye on:

  • Cincinnati vs Nebraska at Arrowhead (Aug 28) – neutral-site atmosphere for $231 average.
  • Iowa State vs Iowa (Sept 6) – the Cy-Hawk rivalry under $330 is rare.
  • Virginia Tech home slate – five games still under $140 on average for Lane Stadium’s famed vibes.

Remember, Ticket Club members see no added fees at checkout, making already-low listings even more affordable compared to other resale sites.

🗓️ Circle-These-Dates Rundown

Mark your calendar now for Rivalry Week (Nov 29-30) featuring:

  • Michigan vs Ohio State
  • Texas vs Texas A&M
  • Iron Bowl: Auburn vs Alabama
  • Apple Cup: Washington vs Oregon
  • Clean Old-Fashioned Hate: Georgia Tech vs Georgia (neutral in Atlanta this year)

Ticket Club will track prices all season long – check back for weekly updates and flash deals as supply and team fortunes shift.

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Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney Plots 2025 ‘Got Back’ North American Tour

Paul McCartney is bringing his iconic catalog back to North America in 2025. The legendary musician announced a fresh run of tour dates for his Got Back 2025 tour, marking his first series of U.S. and Canadian concerts since 2022. The tour is set to launch on September 29 at the Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California.

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