Weezer & Panic! At The Disco Launch Co-Headlining Summer Tour in June; Ticket Prices Rising

Alternative rock veterans Weezer recently announced that they will be hitting the road this summer with Panic! At The Disco. The tour will be in support of Weezer's 10th studio album, which is set to drop April 1, and Panic! will be supporting its newest release, Death of a Bachelor, which debuted on January 15. Other support for the tour includes Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness (Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin) for the North American leg of the tour. The tour will launch on June 10 in Houston and extend until August 6 where it will wrap up in Irvine, California, and ticket prices to see Weezer are already rising on the secondary market.

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As it stands, tickets to see Weezer and Panic! at The Disco are averaging $180 across all of their scheduled summer dates. The tour is scheduled to make it's most expensive stop on July 20 at the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, MO, where resale tickets are averaging $279, with a get-in price of $134. Conversely, the cheapest performance is on track to be the July 28 stop at Deer Lake Park in British, Columbia Canada, where tickets are averaging $85, with a get-in ticket price of $46, according to data provided by TiqIQ. The cheapest performance in the states is scheduled to be the band's June 25 stop at the Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center in Canandaigua, NY, where tickets are averaging $97, with a get-in of $40. Fans traveling to upstate New York can find cheap Rochester hotels from Hipmunk.com, where lodging in the nearest city of Rochester starts for as low as $36/night.

Weezer's forthcoming disc is their follow-up to Everything Will Be Alright In The End, which peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 in October 2014. The band's self-titled is being referred to as "The White Album," and includes singles "Do You Wanna Get High?" and "Thank God for Girls."

Panic! At The Disco got their start in 2004 as a pop-rock group that gradually developed into a solo project for the remaining member and frontman, Brendon Urie. The newest incarnation hasn't slowed down Urie in the slightest, as Death of a Bachelor is set to be the band's first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.

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