Which US tours got cheaper on resale this month? November 2026
TourTicketCompare compared the lowest listed resale price for 1,072 upcoming US concert dates in early October and early November 2026, each site against itself. Falls outnumbered rises 1,201 to 621. Greta Van Fleet and Gracie Abrams dates fell most; John Summit and Don Omar dates rose.
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TourTicketCompare keeps a daily record of the lowest listed resale price on Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork and StubHub International for the concerts it tracks. For this report it took every upcoming US date that had a price on the same site in both 5 to 7 October and 3 to 5 November 2026, and compared each one with itself a month earlier. That gave 2,344 comparisons across 1,072 dates by 71 artists. The lowest listed price was lower at 1,201 of them, higher at 621, and within 2% at the rest. The typical move was a fall of about 2%.
Site by site
Each row compares one site only with its own listings a month earlier. Sites list different seats with different fees, so this does not say which site is lower for any show.
Site
Dates
Artists
Lower
Higher
Within 2%
Typical move
Vivid Seats
965
68
475
251
239
-1.7%
TicketNetwork
981
71
526
233
222
-3.1%
StubHub International
398
49
200
137
61
-2.3%
Falls outnumbered rises on every site.
The tours that got cheaper
These are the tours with 8 or more US dates in the comparison where the typical date moved by 5% or more, at least two sites had 5 or more of the tour's dates, and every such site moved the same way. "Typical move" is the median change across all of the tour's site-and-date comparisons.
"Lower" and "Higher" count site-and-date comparisons, so a date listed on three sites counts up to three times.
The biggest move was Greta Van Fleet's 2027 tour. Every one of its 69 comparisons was lower. On Vivid Seats, the median lowest listed price across its 35 dates was $123 in early October and $65 in early November, and on TicketNetwork across 34 dates $140 and $86 respectively (USD, listed prices, medians of 5 to 7 October and 3 to 5 November 2026).
Gracie Abrams dates, which run from December 2026 to March 2027, were lower at 86 of 99 comparisons. On Vivid Seats the median across 33 dates was $63 in early October and $46 in early November.
John Summit's dates, from mid-November to mid-December 2026, rose on all three sites. On Vivid Seats the median across 11 dates was $61 in early October and $75 in early November.
Big tours that barely moved
Some of the most-searched tours had no clear direction over the month. Olivia Rodrigo's 35 US dates had a typical move of 0% across 105 comparisons. Metallica's 18 dates moved in different directions on different sites. Hans Zimmer's 26 dates rose on every site, but the typical move (+4.6%) was just under this report's 5% bar.
What this does and doesn't say
It is a record of one month, not a forecast. A tour that fell this month can rise next month. Every date was a month closer to the show at the second reading, which is part of what this measures.
It is the lowest listed price, not every seat. A big move can be one cheap listing appearing or selling.
It is US dates only, in US dollars, and only dates still more than a week away on 6 November 2026.
A listed price is not a checkout total. Fees, delivery and seat location differ between listings and between sites.
Each reading is the median of the last daily check on each of three days. Dates without a price on at least two of the three days at both ends were left out (80 comparisons), and so were 5 comparisons with a price of $1,000 or more, which are treated as placeholders. TourTicketCompare will repeat this comparison each month.
For the current listed price of any date, with the time it was captured, open the artist's page. The guide to why ticket prices change explains what moves them.
Across more than 100 US tours tracked in autumn 2026, the lowest listed resale price in Pittsburgh, Nashville and Miami was below the tour's typical price on both Vivid Seats and TicketNetwork in both September and October. New York and San Francisco were above it every time.
Across about 1,200 US concerts tracked daily from September to early November 2026, the lowest listed resale price was unchanged on most days, but at 47% to 68% of shows (depending on the site) it moved by a fifth or more overnight at least once. At 18% to 28% of shows the highest daily low was at least double the lowest.
Across 1,608 US concerts on newly listed tours in autumn 2026, the lowest listed resale price two weeks after TourTicketCompare first recorded it was lower at 49% of shows and higher at 24%. Prices fell about twice as often as they rose, but there was no fall at half the shows.
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