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Metallica announces a 2027 North American leg of its M72 World Tour, kicking off May 8, 2027 in Vancouver and wrapping June 19 in Salt Lake City, with Limp Bizkit and Avatar supporting on all dates. Fan club presales begin September 21, with general on-sale following later in the week.
Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour still has nine dates left, but several opening acts have pulled out amid the Macklemore controversy, while tickets remain available at a discount on resellers: Ticketmaster shows Tampa from about $87 and Foxborough from around $112, with StubHub listing Philadelphia seats as low as $65 and SeatGeek/Vivid Seats offering mid-$70s options.
Metallica adds North American dates to its M72 World Tour for 2027, including a June 8 stop at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo; fan club presales begin Sept 21, with Citi Entertainment and Verizon Shine offering exclusive pre-sales in the run-up to general on-sale. The tour spans May–June 2027 across North America with Limp Bizkit and Avatar supporting, and proceeds benefit All Within My Hands.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Silver Star ticket requests go live on September 1 at 3 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT via Ticketmaster for eligible North America and Europe shows. Each Silver Star ticket costs $20 plus a $5 service fee ($25 total) and must be purchased in pairs (two tickets max per person). Exact seats aren’t chosen at purchase; locations (including limited-view, lower/upper levels, or GA Floor) are revealed at the venue box office on show day. Submitting a request doesn’t guarantee tickets, and if you’re selected you’ll receive an email by September 9 with checkout steps. The process mirrors the GUTS Tour Silver Star sales and can include limited-view or mixed seating.
Tennis star Coco Gauff publicly backed her mother after she posted about the overwhelming demand from family and friends for US Open tickets, signaling support for her mom amid the social-media moment.
American tennis star Coco Gauff defended her mother's social-media post pushing back on guest-ticket requests for the 2026 US Open, calling the blunt message “needed” after a flood of inquiries from relatives and friends; Gauff said she understood the reasoning despite being surprised, and noted the issue is most common at the US Open and Wimbledon as she prepares for a first‑round match vs. Zeynep Sönmez.
Garth Brooks’ nostalgia tour keeps every seat priced at $154, a move meant to curb scalpers and keep venues full. While some dates (like Indianapolis) sold out, shows in Rosemont (Chicago area) and Washington, D.C. show substantial unsold upper-deck inventory, signaling softer demand for the most affordable upper-tier seats. Resale prices also reflect weaker demand for upper-deck spots, underscoring the challenge of balancing a fixed price with market demand across venues.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that 1,000 affordable U.S. Open tickets will be made available to NYC residents at $100 each, with sales limited to certified NYC ZIP codes and non-transferable on Ticketmaster’s resale market; the offer covers main-draw matches at Arthur Ashe and Louis Armstrong Stadium and runs Aug. 30–Sept. 8 as part of a broader effort to counter soaring secondary-market prices at the event.
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani announced 1,000 $100 tickets for local residents to attend the US Open (Aug. 30–Sept. 8), distributed on a first-come, first-served basis to buyers with a NYC ZIP code; the tickets cover ground passes and seating in Arthur Ashe and Louis Armstrong Stadium and cannot be resold on Ticketmaster, in an effort to make the tournament more affordable amid rising prices.
Ticket sales for Dune: Part Three in 70mm IMAX and other premium formats kicked off with new footage released, but websites crashed and queues formed as fans rushed to buy seats. Insiders get early screenings on Dec 14–17 before the Dec 18 general opening, as the strategy aims to topple Avengers: Doomsday at the box office. The film was shot with IMAX cameras, offering up to 71 minutes of IMAX-exclusive 1.90:1 imagery (with some locations showing 1.43:1), enhancing the IMAX experience.
Disney has opened Avengers: Doomsday ticket sales to all theaters three months before its December 18 release, revealing a 165-minute runtime; this expands on earlier premium-format sales and coincides with a September re-release of Endgame titled Avengers: Endgame Encore as the Marvel team-up faces competition from Dune Part Three.
Tickets to visit the Obama Presidential Center’s museum in Woodlawn are sold out through the end of the year, but a new batch will be released at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month for select dates through Jan. 3; tickets cost $15–$30 and cover museum entry only (other center spaces are free). Expect a long virtual queue and have multiple date options ready; the center is at 6001 S. Stony Island Ave and upcoming events include Encanto screenings and talks.
Packers Family Night returns to Lambeau Field on Aug. 7, 2026 for its 25th anniversary, with gates at 5:30 p.m., warmups at 7 p.m., practice at 7:30 p.m., and a fireworks show. It’s the only training-camp practice at Lambeau and will be televised statewide and streamed on Packers.com and the Packers app; Milwaukee viewers watch WTMJ-TV (Ch. 4) and Green Bay viewers WGBA-TV (Ch. 26), plus a Packers TV Network lineup across various stations. Tickets cost $12.42 after fees via Ticketmaster. The rest of camp practices are at Ray Nitschke Field, and the Packers’ first preseason game is Aug. 13 at Pittsburgh (Steelers).
Rain halted play at the Mubadala DC Open, but finals will resume on Championship Monday with the women’s final Pegula vs. Eala at 12:00 p.m. on Stadium Court, followed by the men’s final Fritz vs. Jodar. All Sunday tickets will be honored, and the first 1,000 walk-in fans will receive upper-bowl admission. VIP lounge access opens to all fans with on-site food options, Lot A parking is available (Lot B remains closed), and attendees are encouraged to use rideshare or transit. Gates open at 11:00 a.m., with both finals expected to crown champions.,
Banana Ball at Boise State Friday caused seating mix-ups—fans bought seats that didn’t exist and were reassigned or moved to standing areas—and left seven people hospitalized for heat-related issues. Complaints about water stations and extreme heat circulated as ESPN cited 170-degree field temps while Boise State noted 101 degrees at the airport. In response, Boise State and Banana Ball announced Saturday changes: more cooling/water stations, hydration reminders, an earlier start time, and refunds plus merchandise gift cards for affected fans, with some receiving priority for next year’s tickets.