How To Find Out If Concert Tickets Are Real

Can anyone help figure out the best manner to get tickets to a sold out concert (Billie Ellish'southward Toronto concert February, 2022)

And so I tried to become tickets officially through TicketMaster when they went on sale a couple of weeks ago and the whole bear witness was sold out in a few seconds.

On StubHub, the cheapest choice is about $500 for like really bad seats.

What other options do I have to try to go to the concert?

Will StubHub prices drop downward closer to the concert?

Thanks for whatsoever help.

level one

in the us stubhub will list the tickets upward to xc minutes after the event starts, so if yous don't heed missing some of the commencement the ticket prices crash super hard

otherwise you just demand to inquire all over social media, sometimes there's local ticket groups and such

level 1

Its a concluding ditch effort, but if yous just show up and tell some of the ticket scalpers exactly what y'all have to spend, and wait...and wait...and wait...they may give you lot a inexpensive ticket but to recoup something. Likely to miss the opener, or even part of the main gear up, but that's how I saw Rob Zombie at pimp seats for $25 each.

level 2

Ditto...my brother and I went to Shea Stadium (it helped that nosotros were but a 20 minute subway ride away) and bought tickets off a scalper for half off face value to see Prince. Prince was already two songs into his set and scalpers were trying to requite away their tickets.

level one

I've sold tickets on the Facebook page for the event earlier. In the give-and-take section. At that place's always the chance that you'll buy false tickets though.

level i

I've scored many concert tickets, and legit VIP tickets through Craigslist.

level 1

For many shows, even those that appear to be sold out, TM will often release tickets (and sometimes very expert tickets) in the weeks, days, and/or hours leading up to the effect. I understand that Billie is a huge act, so who knows if this will hold true for her shows. But keep on checking. I need to count on two hands the times I've bought front row seats on TM in the hours leading upwardly to offset (however, none of these acts were every bit big as Billie, FWIW).

Skilful luck!