Here’s where things get spicy. If you miss the original on-sale—and you will, because bots are faster than a Labrador chasing a tennis ball—you’ll hit the resale market. Suddenly, those $70 tickets are now $200 to $400.
Why? Because capitalism loves a sad song. Scalpers buy up tickets, then sell them back to you with a markup that would make a hedge fund manager blush. It’s like watching someone buy all the umbrellas before a storm, then charging you a kidney for a plastic poncho.
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Surprising Fact: Capaldi Actually Tried to Fight the Resale Prices
In 2026, Lewis Capaldi canceled thousands of fan-held tickets that were being resold for absurd prices. He even encouraged fans to report scalpers. That’s right: a pop star became a vigilante ticket bounty hunter.
He also sold paperless tickets that required ID at the door. This is the musical equivalent of a bouncer checking your driver’s license while handing you a tissue. It’s chaotic, it’s noble, and it makes the scalpers panic. Respect.
