Dead and Co. are playing the ball in Vegas all summer — See where to buy tickets for sold-out dates online

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Quick Reply: Fans of Dead and Co. can find tickets for the Dead Forever Sphere residency online at Ticketmaster, as well as sites like Vivid Seats and StubHub.

Dead and Company are taking Shakedown Street to Sin City this year. After the group finished what many Grateful Dead fans believed would be their last concerts, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, John Mayer and others. began their residency at the iconic Sphere in May. Following the opening dates, the band announced an additional run of shows, extending their Dead and Company Sphere residency through August. With tickets now on sale — and many already sold out — Dead Forever's shows span a number of dates, with shows wrapping up on August 10.

“In 2023, Dead & Company played their last tour.” Dead and Co. previously posted in a video on social media, before an image of the Globe in Vegas with the iconic Steal Your Face artwork appeared on screen. “But there are other ways to make sure the music never stops. It will be a ball.”

tickets for the Dead and Company Sphere residency officially went on sale in February. Since then, some of the Dead Forever dates have already sold out on Ticketmaster. Here you can buy tickets for Dead and Co. online — including where to buy strains for sell-out dates and new August dates added.

Where to buy Dead and Co tickets online Sphere

Want to see the group home in the Sphere? Here's where you can find Dead and Company tickets (even if they sell out):

Find Dead and Company tickets on Ticketmaster

General ticket sales for Dead and Co. Sphere kicked off in February, with many general admission tickets sold out on Ticketmaster for the aforementioned dates. That said, Deadheads can still score tickets to the newly released shows in August starting at around $136 a piece, which gets you a seat in the 400-level section of the Sphere. This price also includes fees before taxes. (And having attended Sphere shows in the past, there really isn't a bad seat, no matter where you stand.)

Find Dead and Co tickets. Sphere on StubHub

Another place we've found Dead and Company residency tickets for sale is through resale site StubHub. The retailer currently has general admission items available starting at around $108 each for 100-level opening night seats at the Sphere — one of the best prices for this segment we've seen. It's worth noting that music fans may pay more than face value when purchasing stubs through ticket resellers. (General admission tickets started at $145 a piece all-in for the Dead Forever residency, by comparison.)

Find Dead and Co tickets. Sphere in Vivid Seat

If Dead and Company tickets are sold out for the dates you were looking for, you may want to consider searching for tickets at Vivid Seats. The ticket retailer currently has tickets available starting at around $120 each for the June 1 concert. Dead and Co. tickets also available. for newly added stay dates. Readers can get $20 off first orders over $200 with promo code RS2024 at the checkout.

Find Dead and Co tickets. Sphere on SeatGeek

General admission tickets are currently about $108 each for the June 1 date at ticket reseller SeatGeek. SeatGeek is offering $10 off your first eligible order over $250 with promo code ROLLINGSTONE10.

Find Dead and Co tickets. Sphere on TicketNetwork

TicketNetwork also has Dead Forever tickets available on their website. tickets for the June 1st show currently start at around $165 a pop and go up to $1,256 at press time. Readers can use the promo code TNTIX to save $10 on qualifying orders at checkout.

“Dead & Company opened their long-awaited Sphere residency in Las Vegas on Thursday night,” described Rolling rockDead Forever Sphere's live review of opening night, “harnessing the capabilities of the world's most advanced concert venue and delivering what must be the most dazzling visual show in Grateful Dead history.”