How to go to those Live Nations concerts on a $25 ticket.
The Who, which returns to Houston this Sunday, can be seen for the low price of $25 per ticket.What can you do with two Hamiltons and a Lincoln? That's $25.
There’s nothing too special about any of that; in fact, it sorta sounds like an ordinary Wednesday night for some folks. A better question is what can you do to make a truly memorable purchase with only $25? How much is an extraordinary concert memory worth? At least 25 bucks, right?Concert Week is returning this week. From May 4 through May 10, the live music behemoth is offering “$25 all-in” tickets to almost 3,700 North American concerts, including many in Houston area venues.
These are 1990 prices, folks. We know because we combed through the hundreds of ticket stubs we’ve saved from shows we’ve attended over the years and the last $25 face value we saw dated back to a Billy Joel show in 1990. . Yes, we have seen many good local and upstart acts for less than a quarter-hundred dollars more recently at smaller venues, but if you want to see music superstars on the cheap, take a look at the promotion’s qualifying events in Houston lovingly listed below.
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