Live Nation to offer $30 tickets for select Phoenix concerts as part of summer promotion

PHOENIX – If soaring ticket prices are keeping you from seeing your favorite acts in concert, Live Nation has an offer that might perk up your ears.

The global event promoter — which operates Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre, The Van Buren and Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix — announced Wednesday it will make tickets available to select concerts for $30 starting next week.

The $30 Ticket to Summer promotion begins May 21 at 10 a.m. local time. T-Mobile customers and Rakuten members can get access a day early starting at 10 a.m. Eastern time (7 a.m. in Arizona).

The offer will be good while supplies last, but more tickets will be added throughout the summer.

The $30 ticket price includes all fees, while applicable taxes will be added at checkout.

What concerts are included in $30 Ticket to Summer deal?

The full list of more than 1,000 North American shows that are part of the promotion will be posted at LiveNation.com/TickettoSummer when the sale starts. Customers will be able to set their location to the closest city and filter searches for events, venues or artists.

Live Nation provided a sample by confirming that the following shows at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheater will be included:

• June 8: Tyler Childers
• June 20: Dierks Bentley
• July 1: Summer of Loud with Parkway Drive, Killswitch Engage, I Prevail and Beartooth
• July 6: Kesha
• July 26: Volbeat
• Aug. 3: Russ
• Aug. 14: Slightly Stoopid
• Aug. 23: Big Time Rush
• Aug. 26: Pantera
• Aug. 27: The Offspring
• Aug 28: Nelly
• Sept. 4: Little Big Town
• Oct. 22: Alice Cooper and Judas Priest

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