Many fans are searching for Stevie Nicks ticket prices after she announced a slew of solo concerts in 2025. Presale tickets for the legendary artist’s tour, which will hit nine stops in North America, will be available on Thursday, April 17. Promoted by Live Nation, the solo concert run will begin on August 12 in Boston and end on October 15 in Oklahoma City. Stevie Nicks announced the tour on Instagram and said, “I can’t wait to share these nights with you.” Here’s how much a ticket to her 2025 tour is expected to cost.
How much are ticket prices for Stevie Nicks solo 2025 concerts?
It’s estimated that Stevie Nicks ticket prices for her solo 2025 concerts will run between $100 to $300 for general admission, depending on your seat location and the particular venue.
These prices are based on self-reported users on the Stevie Nicks Reddit detailing how much they paid for her concert runs in 2024. The lowest cost for seats, particularly those in the nosebleeds, started roughly around $89.50. This went up quickly to around $250 to $300, including taxes and fees, for better seats in the lower sections closer to the stage.
There will be three presale opportunities for the concerts — the Live Nation presale, the Ticketmaster presale, and the Venue presale — and all of them will occur at the same time on Thursday, April 17, at 7:00 AM PDT / 10:00 AM EDT. In a change of pace from most presales, customers won’t need to sign up or register for them in advance. The presale code that they can use to access them is DANCE, though we recommend that users check the social media for the official venues on April 17 to make sure that this works for them.
Any remaining seats will be available for sale to the general public the following day on Friday, April 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM venue time. Outside of her solo tour, Stevie Nicks will be joining Billy Joel at other dates around the same time, specifically August 8, October 4, October 18, and November 15.
If these solo concerts are similar to her other tours, Stevie Nicks will be performing roughly 15 songs at every stop. In addition to her some of most popular songs, like “Edge of Seventeen,” “Rhiannon,” and “Landslide,” it’s possible that she will add her recent song “Lighthouse” to her setlist.
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