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Metallica was formed by drummer Lars Ulrich and singer/guitarist James Hetfield in Los Angeles in 1981; since then, their astonishing career milestones include winning eight Grammys and selling over 125 million albums worldwide, including the critically-acclaimed Master of Puppets (1986), often cited as one of the most important metal albums in history. They are also one of the most popular and commercially successful touring acts in history — according to Pollstar, as of 2019.

When is The Weeknd tour?

The Weeknd is continuing his last tour, After Hours Til Dawn, in support of his most recent releases, After Hours (2020) and Dawn FM (2022). The previous 64-date tour spanned North America, Europe and South America. Now, he's heading out again with Playboi Carti and performing at a number of stadiums across the US and Canada.

How much are The Weeknd tickets?

The Weeknd ticket prices depend on a number of factors like venue, city, type of ticket, demand and more. General Admission tickets typically cost less than premium options like VIP or front row. Larger venues typically have more seating options than smaller venues, allowing you to choose from a wider selection of tickets. Though prices tend not to fluctuate too much after the initial tour announcement, it's a great idea to track the concert you want to attend in case prices drop over time. By clicking the heart icon on your concert, SeatGeek will send you pricing updates so you can find the best time to buy The Weeknd tickets. Make sure to use the Deal Score when searching for tickets, so you can find the best deals in your price range.