Ticketmaster’s 2 for $55 Ticket Promo Ends September 29th
The weather may have turned cooler, but the savings on concert tickets are still on the table. Ticketmaster’s Summer of Live promotion offers 2 for $55 or 4 for $99 bundles, and the deal runs through September 29th.
The offer covers select shows and tours featuring artists including Hayley Williams, Wu-Tang Clan, “Weird Al” Yankovic, The Smashing Pumpkins, This Is Lorelei, Stone Temple Pilots, Ringo Starr, Fuerza Regida, Doja Cat, Bleaches, Billy Idol, Amyl and the Sniffers, Kehlani, and more.
The Deal On Offer
There are two ways to buy. For $55, two tickets come together as a single price. For $99, four tickets are sold together. Both bundles apply to select shows and tours across the lineup listed above.
The deal is limited to select events. Fans need to check the individual listing for each show to confirm whether the bundle applies.
Who Is In The Lineup
The full list of artists covered by the promo is long, and it reaches across genres. The headline acts include:
- Hayley Williams
- Wu-Tang Clan
- “Weird Al” Yankovic
- The Smashing Pumpkins
- This Is Lorelei
- Stone Temple Pilots
- Ringo Starr
- Fuerza Regida
- Doja Cat
- Bleaches
- Billy Idol
- Amyl and the Sniffers
- Kehlani
The Deadline To Act
September 29th is the last day to buy a bundle at the discounted rate. After that date, the promo ends.
Fans who want to bring a friend or a group to a show before the promo disappears have a clear deadline to act on. Checking the individual listing for each show remains the only way to know whether the bundle applies to that specific performance.
What The Promo Actually Saves
The math depends on the show. A 2 for $55 bundle splits the cost between two people. A 4 for $99 bundle splits the cost across four people.
The bundle format makes it easier to bring along a friend or a small group without doubling the bill.
The Catch About Select Shows
Not every show in the lineup uses the promo. Fans need to check the individual listing for each show to confirm whether the bundle applies.
That means the promo is not universal across the entire artist lineup. Some shows may run at full price even when the artist is listed on the promo page. Checking the individual listing before buying is the only way to avoid a surprise at checkout.
How To Use The Promo
The promo is a limited-time offer, and the deadline is firm. Fans who want to take advantage of it should not wait until the last minute to check the listings and place their order.
The savings are real, but they are only available for a few more days. Fans who have been putting off a concert because the ticket price seemed too high now have a chance to move forward at a lower rate.
The promo ends September 29th, and the offer is gone after that date. Checking the individual listing for each show remains the only way to know whether the bundle applies to that specific performance.
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