How To Get Green Day 2017 Tour Tickets: US Tour Dates, Pre–Sale Information Revealed

To support their latest album, “Revolution Radio,” Green Day will hit the road in March for a brand new arena tour. Kicking off in Phoenix, Arizona, the 24–date tour will make stops across the United States and Canada before wrapping up in San Diego, California on April 8. The punk rock band will share the stage with Against Me!, who will serve as the tour’s opening act.

Pre-sale tickets for the tour go on sale on Oct. 12 for members of Green Day’s Idiot Nation fan club. Following the pre-sale, general sale will begin on Oct. 14. If you are currently not a member of Green Day’s fan club, you can join for $20 and get a digital download of the band’s new album. Depending on the venue, ticket prices range from $33 to $65.

March 1 — Phoenix, Arizona — Talking Stick Resort Arena
March 2 — El Paso, Texas — El Paso County Coliseum
March 4 — Dallas, Texas — American Airlines Center
March 5 — Houston, Texas — Toyota Center
March 7 — Tulsa, Oklahoma — BOK Center
March 8 — North Little Rock, Arkansas — Verizon Arena
March 10 — Duluth, Georgia — Infinite Energy Center
March 12 — Norfolk, Virginia — Constant Convocation Center
March 13 — Washington, DC — Verizon Center
March 15 — Brooklyn, New York — Barclays Center
March 17 — Worcester, Massachusetts — DCU Center
March 19 — London, Ontario — Budweiser Gardens
March 20 — Hamilton, Ontario — FirstOntario Centre
March 22 — Montreal, Quebec — Bell Centre
March 23 — Québec, Québec — Vidéotron Centre
March 25 — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — Petersen Events Center
March 27 — Detroit, Michigan — Joe Louis Arena
March 28 — Champaign, Ilinois — State Farm Center
March 30 — Green Bay, Wisconsin — Resch Center
April 1 — Saint Paul, Minnesota — Xcel Energy Center
April 3 — Des Moines, Iowa — Wells Fargo Arena
April 5 — Broomfield, Colorado — 1stBank Center
April 7 – Las Vegas, Nevada – MGM Grand Garden Arena
April 8 – San Diego, California – Valley View Casino Center

Green Day is currently on the road for their small venue tour which ends on Oct. 17 in Los Angeles. The band was forced to postpone three of the first four shows in September when several members got sick. “We’re so sad to announce we have to postpone three shows,” the band said in a statement. “Many of us have been battling this infection for days on end to be ready, and it just got the best of us.”