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Next event near New York Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden New York, NY · 8:30 PM · 212 tickets
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The Bomb Factory · Dallas, TX · 8:00 PM
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Pompano Beach Amphitheatre · Pompano Beach, FL · 7:30 PM
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Salt Shed - Indoor Shed · Chicago, IL · 7:30 PM
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Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden · New York, NY · 8:30 PM
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Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Toronto · Toronto, ON · 7:30 PM
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Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver · Vancouver, BC · 7:30 PM
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Showbox SODO · Seattle, WA · 7:30 PM
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Warfield · San Francisco, CA · 7:30 PM
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Peacock Theater · Los Angeles, CA · 12:00 AM
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BOYNEXTDOOR tickets — what to know
Browse every confirmed BOYNEXTDOOR date below. Filter to shows near New York, or open the whole tour to compare cities and dates. Prices include all service fees, tickets are delivered to your phone within seconds of purchase, and every order is backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee.
There is no flat rate. The city, the night of the week, the seat, and how many people are chasing the same date all move the number, and it keeps moving as the show sells. Open a date above to see its live, all-in prices, then filter to the ceiling you are comfortable with.
Right here on Tickets.com. Pick the date, compare seats side by side, and check out securely. Your confirmation lands moments later, long before you have decided what to wear.
Yes — including for dates the box office has sold out. Every listing here comes from a verified seller, so a show being gone from the original on sale does not mean the night is gone. If your date is not showing anything right now, check back; inventory moves all day.
Presales usually run first, a day or two ahead of the general on-sale, and both tend to land shortly after the tour is announced. You do not need a presale code to buy here. Extra seats also surface closer to showtime as holds are released and plans change.
Face value is what the ticket was first listed at; what you pay is what the seat is worth now. On a marketplace, sellers price to current demand, which can land above or below that printed number. The figure that matters is the all-in price you see before you order.
Yes. Every order is backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee, which covers authenticity and delivery, not just the charge. Pricing is all-in, so the number you see is the number you pay. And our support team is awake 24/7, from checkout to the moment the lights go down.
It depends on the show. Some tickets are ready right away; for others the venue does not release barcodes until closer to the date, which is standard for big tours and is there to prevent fraud. You will see an expected delivery date at checkout, and your tickets are guaranteed to arrive before the show.
Most concert tickets arrive by mobile transfer. You will get an email when they are ready, accept them, and they land in the ticketing app for that venue — then save them to your phone's wallet. One thing worth knowing: screenshots of a mobile ticket will not scan at the door.
Depending on the venue: general admission pit or floor, reserved floor seats, lower and upper levels, plus suites, club seats, and accessible (ADA) seating. General admission means standing with no assigned spot, so read the listing closely before you buy.
Yes, whenever sellers list one for an announced show. Parking passes are sold separately here on Tickets.com and do not replace your event ticket. Availability depends on the venue and sorting it out in advance beats learning the lot price at the gate.
Most tours have one, and it is usually announced alongside the date. Openers are subject to change, and a lineup change is not grounds for a refund — though showing up for the support set is how a lot of people find their next favorite band.
Later than the ticket says. Doors, the opener, and the changeover usually put the headliner on an hour or two after the printed start time. Venues post set times closer to the date, and those are the ones to trust.
Typically, sixty to ninety minutes before the listed start time. Your ticket or the venue's site has the exact time, and general admission crowds start forming well before it.
It varies by venue and by tour, but large bags, professional cameras, recording equipment, and outside drinks are the usual no-go's. Check the venue's page before you leave — the bag rule is the one that catches people out.
Hold on to your tickets if a show moves; in almost all cases they stay valid for the new date. If an event is cancelled outright and not rescheduled, our 100% Buyer Guarantee covers you. Either way, call 833.677.9060 and we will walk you through the options for that specific show.
It is four promises, and they are not fine print: your transaction will be safe and secure, your tickets will be delivered before the event, the tickets you receive will be identical, comparable, or better than the ones you ordered, and they will be valid and authentic. That is the whole guarantee. No asterisk hiding at the bottom.
Yes. Every listing you see is priced with all fees included, so the number that catches your eye is the number that hits your card. By placing an order, you authorize the Service Provider to charge your payment method for the total order amount, including all fees and charges.
Seats are together unless the listing says otherwise, so give it a read before you buy — it will tell you exactly what you are getting. One thing to know: we reserve the right to replace tickets with comparable or upgraded tickets, and when we do, we are considered to have fulfilled our obligations. Confirm the location, description, and price before you order. Questions? Call 833.677.9060 and a human will pick up.
Show night checklist
Before You Go
- Digital tickets: accept the transfer and save them to your phone's wallet at home, on Wi-Fi you trust. Screenshots do not scan, and venue signal vanishes the moment twenty thousand people arrive.
- ID: bring a valid photo ID. Entry and will-call can both ask for it, and neither makes exceptions.
- Bag policy: check the venue's rules before you leave. Clear-bag and size limits are common at arenas and amphitheaters.
- Payment: most venues are cashless now, so have a card or mobile pay ready.
Quick Tips
- Charge up: bring a battery pack. Your ticket lives on your phone, and so does every photo you are about to take.
- Check set times: they get posted the day of the show and they move. Five seconds of checking saves you the opener you wanted to see.
- Protect your ears: concerts are loud by design. Musicians' earplugs cut the volume without flattening the sound.
- Eat first: the food line, the bar line, and the merch line typically all peak at the same moment.
What to Wear
- Comfort first: broken-in shoes, especially for general admission. You may be standing for four hours.
- Layer up: the floor runs hot, the concourse runs cold, and outside is doing its own thing.
- Tour merch or casual: tour tee or whatever you would wear out. All correct.
- Go hands-free: a small bag within the venue's size limit keeps your essentials safe and your hands free for the whole show.
Getting There
- Arrive early: sixty to ninety minutes before doors for a stadium show, a little less for an arena, considerably more if you want the rail in general admission.
- Transport: pre-book the ride or the garage. Surge pricing after the show is a rough way to end a great night.
- Plan your exit: agree on a meeting spot before anyone wanders off and know your route out before the end.