US ticket price data
Figures on US resale ticket prices from NeedATicket's hourly checks of StubHub listings. Each page states its method and sample, and offers its numbers as a CSV. Quote them with the source line at the foot of each page.
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When to buy tickets
How the cheapest listed price moves in the days before a show, against the price on the day.
30 days before the show, the lowest price was typically 8.7% higher than on show day.
Updated 30 October 2026
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US Resale Price Index
The median cheapest resale price of every upcoming event we track, and how it changed over 7 and 30 days.
On 30 October 2026, the median cheapest resale price across 8,330 upcoming US events we track was $81.
Updated 30 October 2026
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Concert prices by US city
The median cheapest concert ticket in each city with enough shows to measure.
Tampa has the cheapest concert tickets of the 19 US cities we can measure (median $49.83); Las Vegas the dearest ($120).
Updated 30 October 2026
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Cheapest day of the week
Median cheapest price of concerts, sport and theater by the day of the week the show falls on.
Monday sports events list cheapest (median $41.53); Sunday sports events about 45% dearer ($60.03).
Updated 30 October 2026
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Ticket prices by month
Median cheapest price, and the share of shows with a cheap ticket, for each of the coming months.
23% of October concerts have a ticket listed at $50 or less, against 15% of January's.
Updated 30 October 2026
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What resale tickets actually sell for
StubHub's median sold price for each show against the cheapest ticket listed today.
Early figures, published while we check whether StubHub's sold prices include its booking fees.
Updated 30 October 2026
About these figures
- Every figure comes from StubHub resale listings that we check every hour: the cheapest ticket listed for each show. They are not face value.
- Each page shows a figure only when enough shows stand behind it, and says how many.
- For figures on a particular event or period, see press and data requests.