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Michelle Branch isn't shying away from nostalgia with her upcoming Everywhere and Back Again tours. The EP of the same name, out in November, will feature reimagined versions of some of her biggest hits recorded by other artists. We got a taste of it with “The Game of Love” featuring fellow Y2K survivor Gregg Alexander of New Radicals (who co-wrote the original).
The 18-date tour kicks off on the West Coast in September, and runs through November. Branch has only announced US dates, but in a video, she told fans, “I have been seeing all of your comments about the cities I'm not hitting, well guess what, there's a leg two of this tour coming, so stay tuned.”
At a Glance: Where to Buy Michelle Branch Tickets
The upcoming tour is almost entirely sold out on primary marketplaces Ticketmaster and AXS, and in her video addressing fans, she announced she would release the set-aside friends and family tickets, quipping, “If you're friends and family, I'm sorry.” Fans who are on the waitlist will automatically be eligible for the friends and family tickets, and fans can sign up for the waitlist on Branch's website.
With a limited number of additional tickets available on the waitlist, it's likely that not everyone who signs up will be able to snag a ticket. There are still some tickets available through resale sites, including TicketMaster's own verified resale platform and secondary market sites including StubHub and SeatGeek.
Where to Buy Michelle Branch Tickets
If you're looking to see Michelle Branch's Everything and Back Again tour, here are some ticketing options online and how much you can expect to pay. And if you're looking for tips on shopping resale sites smarter, from the best day of the week to buy to whether waiting until the last minute works, you can check out our guide here.
StubHub
GA tickets for Branch's opener in Seattle are limited on StubHub, with tickets starting at $295. Her New York stop at the Beacon Theater starts at $365.
SeatGeek
Tickets for Michelle Branch's upcoming tour vary by venue, with the cheapest starting at around $108 for the Salt Lake City date and the most expensive being her stop at Asbury Park's Stone Pony.
VividSeats
Tickets for Branch's second date at the Castro Theater in San Francisco start at around $200, while her Salt Lake City and Las Vegas dates are available for around $100.
Ticketnetwork
You can find tickets for Branch's tour starting at $278 for the date at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. Tickets for the final leg in Lexington, KY start at $75.
Michelle Branch Tour Dates
You can check out the tour dates for the first leg of Michelle Branch's Everywhere and Back Again tour below.
Sept. 27 — Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
Sept. 29 — Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom
Oct. 1 — San Francisco, CA @ The Castro
Oct. 2 — San Francisco, CA @ The Castro
Oct. 4 — Del Mar, CA @ The Sound
Oct. 6 — San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater
Oct. 8 — Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex
Oct. 9 — Las Vegas, NV @ Zouk
Oct. 10 — Aspen, CO @ Belly Up Aspen
Oct. 11 — Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theater
Nov. 4 — Boston, MA @ Royale
Nov. 5 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
Nov. 6 — Asbury Park, NJ @ The Stone Pony
Nov. 7 — Nantucket, MA @ The Muse
Nov. 10 — Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
Nov. 11 — Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
Nov. 12 — Milwaukee, WI @ Pabst Theater
Nov. 13 — Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall
