The Unraveled Tour sold out — here’s how to still get in
The four ways in (ranked by effort)
1. Live Ticketmaster holds and late releases
After every show sells out, Ticketmaster holds back inventory for production, promotions and last-minute releases. These appear in the live widget without announcement. Check daily if your date is still months away; if your show is coming up in weeks, check multiple times per week. The production holds are real — I’ve seen them materialize a month out.
2. Official Verified Resale on Ticketmaster
Fans who bought at the May on-sale and can’t go list their seats on Ticketmaster’s official resale, where barcodes get reissued to the buyer. It’s the safest resale channel and the only one you should use. Prices float daily and vary wildly — the closer to the show, the more likely people bail and prices dip. See how Verified Resale works.
3. Silver Star pairs ($20 + fees)
Rodrigo runs a $20-per-ticket program (back from the GUTS World Tour) specifically for fans who missed the sale. Limited quantity, released closer to each show, sold only in pairs, and seats are assigned day-of-show pickup. They can be anywhere in the house. If you can score a pair, it’s by far the cheapest entry. Read the full Silver Star story.
4. Last-minute releases the week of show
The week before (sometimes the day before), Ticketmaster sometimes releases a last batch of seats held for accessibility or other reasons. They appear in the live widget. This is the riskiest path (no guarantee they exist), but if they do, they’re usually still available a few days before curtain.
What NOT to do
What works
- Check Ticketmaster daily or weekly
- Use only Verified Resale on Ticketmaster itself
- Wait for Silver Star pairs if you’re not in a rush
Worth knowing
- Do not buy from DM sellers or street brokers
- Do not trust screenshot tickets or third-party resale sites
- Do not pay outrageous premiums too early
If you’re a few weeks out, wait a bit. Most Verified Resale prices drop as the show approaches. But if your show is this week, move fast.
Questions about getting a ticket after sellout
Looking for a different date or city?
Every remaining Unraveled Tour date is listed below, straight from Ticketmaster — filter by date, city or venue and check live availability, including official Verified Resale seats.
Frequently asked questions
Did every Unraveled Tour show sell out?
Yes. On-sale was May 7, 2026; full sellout confirmed May 8. Even the 25 shows added May 5–7 for demand sold out within days. Every date is sold out at face value.
How do I know if my city still has seats?
Check the live Ticketmaster widget on this site. It shows what’s available right now — production holds, Verified Resale, or Silver Star pairs when released.
Is Verified Resale safe?
Yes — it’s Ticketmaster’s official fan-to-fan resale. Barcodes are reissued to the buyer, so you get a real ticket and the seller can’t use it twice. Never buy off Ticketmaster, and you’re safe. Read the full breakdown.
When will Silver Star pairs go on sale?
Rodrigo hasn’t announced exact dates, but they’re released closer to each show (not at the May on-sale). Follow Ticketmaster’s Unraveled listings for the announcement. See what we know.
Can I get my money back if I can’t go?
Face-value tickets sold at on-sale didn’t have refunds. But you can sell on Verified Resale and recover some or all of your cost. Resale value depends on demand, timing and seat location.
What if I can’t afford resale prices?
Silver Star pairs at $20 each are your best shot. Otherwise, watch live Ticketmaster holds in the weeks before your show and check Verified Resale often. Prices do come down as the show approaches.