#ticket-resale

#ticket-resale

English singer-songwriter and former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson is returning to the road for his highly anticipated third solo concert tour. The tour, entitled "How Did We Get Here?", supports his recent studio album "How Did I Get Here?" and is set to run for 54 shows, beginning in March 2026. If you're eager to see the artist live on stage, I've broken down how to get Louis Tomlinson tickets below.

The motion put forward by the NDP looks to update the Ticket Sales Act to combat fraud, and predatory pricing by banning the sale of tickets above face value, but did not mention how this policy would be enforced. Here's the choice we're putting towards Conservatives. You can either vote with us to finally end ticket gouging once and for all, or keep siding with the resellers and leave fans on the sidelines, said Leader Marit Stiles at a news conference Wednesday.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is looking at the issue of ticket sales, after Blue Jays fans complained of sky-high resale prices not long after World Series tickets went on sale. Game 1 comes to Toronto on Friday and home game tickets quickly sold out Wednesday, with resale tickets being priced at many thousands of dollars. Ford says that in his opinion, Ticketmaster is "gouging" people.

For those willing to pay, booking a VIP package for highly-anticipated concerts, such as Taylor Swift's Eras tour, is an increasingly attractive prospect. For one, it makes it much more likely that you'll bag a ticket in the first instance, as they tend to sell out more slowly than general admission, which are often long gone before most people are even graced with the chance to buy (we haven't forgotten the 2025 Oasis tour debate).

Fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of Ariana Grande to the touring stage since the completion of her Sweetener tour in 2019. While the star has had no lack of public appearances in her schedule and with the Wicked film now under belt, loyal Ariana fans were still hopeful that she would soon announce a tour and return to making music.

Defendants blame a technological "arms race" and ticket scalping for shutting fans out of artist-priced primary market tickets, but in reality, Defendants' own conduct gives purchasing consumers no choice but to resort to purchasing tickets at a steep markup in the resale market, where Defendants can collect another round of fees on the same tickets.