Coachella 2026 –
Lineup dropped this week. General onsale: Fri 9/19, 11am PST.

LA28 Olympics–

Here’s the latest on the LA28 ticketing process:

1. Register for the ticket draw when the registration period opens in January 2026. 

2. Find out via email if you’ve been assigned a time slot during one of the ticket drops. 

3. Purchase tickets during your time slot. 

For now, check out the LA28 ticketing page to sign up for the sale:

Countdown NYE — Los Angeles Convention Center — 12/31/25
Tickets available now. (show goes til 5am 🤯)

Illenium — Sphere — 3/5/25 - 3/14/25
Artist presale begins Tue 9/23/25 → Sign up here

Cardi B — Kia Forum – Sat 2/15/25
First full arena headlining tour.

MGK — Kia Forum — Thu 11/20/25

Ed Sheeran — SoFi Stadium — Sat 8/8/26

Maceo Plex – Gin Ling Way – Sat 11/22/25
Tickets live now → Get Tickets

AYYBO – Sound – Sat 10/4/25
Tickets live now → Get tickets

Tash Sultana — The Novo — Fri 11/14/25

Some tickets live now → Get Tickets

The Notebook (Play) – Pantages Theatre
Public onsale Thu 9/26/25

AYYBO @ Sound (10/4/25) → Very likely (AYYBO has sold out multiple recent LA headliner shows)

Script @ Perry’s Beach Club (9/20/25) → Very likely (few tix left, Tier 4 on Eventbrite)

Cardi B @ Kia Forum (2/15/26) → May sell out (first arena tour; demand strong but venue is bigger than her past shows)

Ed Sheeran @ SoFi Stadium (8/8/2026) → Very likely (already broke SoFi’s single-show record with ~81k in 2023; has sold out other stadiums like Soldier Field and MetLife)

Proper NYE (San Diego)→ Very likely to sell out (You still have time since its not until NYE, but don’t sleep on tix too long. Last year sold out / was oversold; CRSSD claims they are reducing capacity this year)

Nine Inch Nails + Boys Noize – Kia Forum

The Who + The Offspring – Hollywood Bowl

Killer Mike – Blue Note

Hamdi – The Novo

Andy C – Academy

Loud Luxury & Snakehips – Shrine

D4vd – Greek Theatre

Two Friends – Academy

Script – Perry’s Beach Club

Brutalismus 3000 + Chippy Nonstop + Others – Boiler Room, City Market

Ben UFO b2b Call Super + Boys Noize + Yousuke Yukimatsu ($¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT(U))+ Others– Boiler Room, City Market

Air + Bonobo – Hollywood Bowl

Arc de Soleil – Fonda

Killer Mike – Blue Note

Camping (getting in the online queue as early as possible before the onsale starts).

Be signed in to your ticketing account early, complete any captcha or two-factor authentication ahead of time, and make sure your credit card info is already saved in your profile.

Use presale codes, verified fan codes, or member locked ID codes (common in sports).

Credit cards process faster than debit cards.

Don’t give up too soon, tickets often get re-released in waves for 10 to 15 minutes as bot checkouts fail. Stay on the ticket map and be ready to select seats as they reappear.

Use multiple devices/accounts with different browsers so they each get their own queue number

Ethernet is faster than Wi-Fi.

The “queue” doesn’t really start at #1. There are usually hundreds already browsing tickets.

Enabled bulk buying by brokers: Ticketmaster allegedly let professional resellers bypass purchase limits artists set (like “4 tickets per fan”). That allowed brokers to scoop up hundreds of seats before the public could.

Profited from resale markups: Instead of cracking down, Ticketmaster collected fees on both the original sale and the resale of those tickets—making money twice on the same seat.

Failed to enforce policies meant to protect fans: The company’s own rules prohibit bulk buying, but according to the FTC, enforcement was weak or nonexistent.

Pocketed massive fees: From 2019–2024, Ticketmaster is accused of reaping billions in resale fees and overseeing tens of billions in total ticket sales, including mandatory service charges.

More tickets at face value → If courts force stricter enforcement, regular buyers may finally have a fairer shot before brokers clean house.

Less resale gouging → With fewer tickets funneled straight to resale, there’s a chance scalpers won’t dominate the market.

System-wide transparency → The lawsuit is also a warning shot to the entire ticketing industry: business-as-usual may no longer fly.

Pressure for reform → Even before any judgment, competitors and lawmakers could act, leading to clearer pricing and tougher anti-broker rules.