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Green Day will be taking the stage at T-Mobile Park in Seattle on Monday evening – and there’s still time to get last-minute tickets!
This show marks another stop in their Saviors Tour, where they promise to play their third studio album, Dookie, and seventh studio album, American Idiot, in their entirety. September 21st was actually the 20th anniversary of American Idiot – so what better way to celebrate than seeing it performed live?
The famed punk rock band will also be touring with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and the Linda Lindas – so you’re in for a spectacular opening line-up!
If you’re a diehard Green Day fan who just dropped the ball on concerts this year, don’t worry – you’re in luck! There are still some tickets available for their concert tonight through Ticketmaster.
For those who don’t mind nosebleeds, you can snag some very reasonably priced tickets in the third level of T-Mobile Park for just $29.50 plus applicable fees and taxes! Tickets still available on the second level start at $39.50, while the better spots go for $59.
The resales are significantly pricier, with floor tickets going for about $450 and seats closest to the stage selling for $500 and up!
That’s a lot to pay for a concert, but if Green Day is a longstanding favourite of yours, it might just be worth it!
Get your last-minute tickets to one of America’s most iconic punk rock bands. Whether you’re up close, or sitting in the nosebleeds, it’s going to be an amazing show!
When: Monday, September 23rd, 2024
Where: T-Mobile Park
Cost: $29+
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