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Pete Davidson’s Comedy Tour Is Coming to Your City — Here’s Where to Buy Tickets Online

Pete Davidson’s Comedy Tour Is Coming to Your City — Here’s Where to Buy Tickets Online
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By Noel SantosMar 15, 2024
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Quick Answer: Fans can buy Pete Davidson tickets online at Ticketmaster, as well as resale platforms like Vivid Seats and StubHub.

Get ready to buckle up and hold onto your seats because Pete Davidson is taking his standup routine on the road for another comedy tour this year. Known for his no-holds-barred approach and unfiltered takes on life’s absurdities, Davidson’s latest show promises to be a wild ride filled with laughs and maybe even a few unexpected twists along the way.

In his signature style, Davidson fearlessly dives into the deep end of topics, like navigating the treacherous waters of dating apps or pondering the existential crisis of whether pineapple truly belongs on pizza. Whether you’re a seasoned Davidson devotee or a comedy newbie looking for a night of fun, don’t miss your chance to see the SNL alum on stage. So grab your tickets to the Prehab Tour, and get ready to laugh.

Where to Buy Pete Davidson Tickets Online

Excited to secure your spot at Pete Davidson’s comedy tour? Here’s where you can find tickets online:

Find Pete Davidson Tickets on Ticketmaster

General on-sale for Davidson’s comedy tour tickets began earlier this year, with many general admission tickets now sold out on Ticketmaster. However, you can still score reserved seating and VIP packages for the tour shows on Ticketmaster, starting around $100 each for select dates.

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Find Pete Davidson Tickets on StubHub

If you missed out on Ticketmaster, StubHub is another option to find Pete Davidson tickets. The retailer currently has tickets available starting at about $75 each for various tour dates. Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the demand for each show.

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Find Pete Davidson Tickets on Vivid Seats

Can’t find tickets on Ticketmaster or StubHub? Vivid Seats might have what you’re looking for. The ticket retailer currently has available passes starting around $80 each for select tour dates. Plus, new customers can enjoy a $20 discount on their first order over $200 with the promo code RS2024.

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Find Pete Davidson Tickets on SeatGeek

SeatGeek is another reliable option to find Pete Davidson tickets. General admission tickets are currently available for about $70 each for select tour dates. Plus, new customers can get a $10 discount on their first eligible order over $250 with the promo code ROLLINGSTONE10.

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Find Pete Davidson Tickets on TicketNetwork

TicketNetwork also offers Pete Davidson tickets on their platform. Tickets for select tour dates start around $90 each, with prices varying depending on the location and seating options. Don’t forget to use the promo code TNTIX to save $10 on eligible orders at checkout.

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Pete Davidson Tour Dates 2024

Get ready for Davidson’s Prehab Tour. Here are the upcoming dates for the star’s comedy tour, with set times available on Ticketmaster:

March 16: Walker Theatre @ Chattanooga, TN
March 23: Saenger Theatre @ Mobile, AL
March 30: Tennessee Theatre @ Knoxville, TN
April 6: The Tabernacle @ Atlanta, GA
April 13: Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center @ Bowling Green, KY
April 20: Montgomery Performing Arts Centre @ Montgomery, AL
April 27: Lexington Opera House @ Lexington, KY
April 28: Orange Peel @ Asheville, NC
May 4: Savannah Civic Center @ Savannah, GA
May 10: Hard Rock Live @ Wheatland, CA
May 11: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino @ Indio, CA
May 12: Pechanga Entertainment Center @ Temecula, CA
May 18: Boulder Theater in Boulder, CO
May 19: Paramount Theatre Denver in Denver, CO
June 8: OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls, ON
June 15: Genesee Theatre @ Waukegan, IL
June 22: Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom @ Hampton, NH
June 29: Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races @ Charles Town, WV
July 20: Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort @ Atlantic City, NJ
July 27: Coronado Performing Arts Center @ Rockford, IL
 

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