Live Nation Concert Week in Minneapolis: See your favorite artists for $25

By Adelaide Van Pelt

Published May 8, 2023 12:33pm CDT

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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 13: Confetti fall over the audience at the beginning of Lewis Capaldis concert during Edinburgh Summer Sessions at Princes Street Gardens on August 13, 2019 in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Roberto Ricciuti/Redferns)

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Live Nation's Concert Week returns with cheap admission available for concerts across the Twin Cities.

The $25 tickets can be purchased for dozens of artists that are coming to Minnesota this summer, including Fall Out Boy, the Goo Goo Dolls, Jason Aldean, Pink, and Willie Nelson.

Presales for Concert Week begin Tuesday, May 9, and general sale begins Wednesday, May 10, at 10 a.m. Concert Week continues through May 16 and allows fans to visit LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek to see available events. Once they've selected a show, they can select a ticket type labeled "Concert Week Promotion."

The $25 price tag includes fees, but does not include tax. Not every show in each city on the advertised tours will be included in the promotion and quantities will be limited for each included show. Fans won't know which shows are included until the sale begins.

Fans will most likely have the best luck acquiring tickets to smaller shows at LiveNation-run venues like the Fillmore, the Varsity Theater and the Uptown Theater. Below is a list of some of the concerts coming to the Twin Cities in the coming months.

Xcel Energy Center

May 17: Shania Twain
May 30: Janet Jackson
June 3: Brooks & Dunn
June 8: The Cure
June 22: Alabama
June 30: Erykah Badu
July 2: Dude Perfect
July 3: Bryan Adams
July 13-16: Cirque du Soleil - Corteo
July 27: Thomas Rhett
July 30: Madonna
August 2: Paramore
August 4: Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire
August 7: Nickelback
August 16: Sam Smith
August 31-September 2: Pearl Jam
September 3: 93X presents Greta Van Fleet
September 9: Old Dominion
September 14: Eric Clapton
September 15: 50 Cent
October 3: Peter Gabriel
October 14: Luke Bryan
October 27-28: Queen + Adam Lambert
November 13: Aerosmith

Target Center

May 21: Andrea Bocelli
May 25: Ricardo Arjona
June 25: Santa Fe Klan
July 15: NF
July 29: Avenged Sevenfold
August 9: Zach Bryan
August 19: Lil Baby
September 30: Lauren Daigle
October 7: Wu Tang Clan and Nas

The Armory

June 8: Quinn XCII
June 13: Weezer
June 14: Tyler Childers
June 16: Louis Tomlinson
June 25: Charlie Puth
July 8: O.A.R. and Cory Wong
July 12: Melanie Martinez
July 15: Yellowcard
July 22: Yungblud
August 13: Manchester Orchestra and Jimmy Eat World
August 25 and 26: Arctic Monkeys
August 27: All-American Rejects
August 28: 5 Seconds of Summer
October 1: Macklemore
November 12: WizKid

The Fillmore

May 22: Ella Mai
June 10: Rival Sons
June 12: Bebe Rexha
June 22: Jonathan McReynolds
August 29: Alter Brudge
September 5: Electric Callboy
September 13: Death Grips
September 15: Ashnikko
October 31: 6lack
November 3: Edén Muñoz
November 4: Warren Zeiders

Varsity Theater

May 19: Gimme Gimme Disco
May 30: Valley
June 18: Summer Salt
June 22: Tarja
June 30: Ava Max
July 18: Altin Gün
August 6: Band-Maid
August 9: The Drums
August 13: Less Than Jake
August 25: KAMELOT
October 1: Here Come the Mummies
October 10: The Chats
November 10: Half Moon Run
November 24: Noah Reid

Uptown Theater

June 10: Yam Haus
June 23 and 24: Prof
June 25: RUEL
August 2: Rema
September 13: The Mars Volta
September 16: Parliament Funkadelic
October 21: Owl City