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Upcoming Pink dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
The Pink seat rule: see the air above the stage
Buy a seat that can see the whole stage frame and the empty space over it. Pink sings full songs while flying on wires and silks well above the stage floor, so a seat that sits up and faces the stage catches routines that a low seat behind a crowd of standing fans can miss. In practice that means the lower level facing the stage, about a third of the way back, ahead of almost anything on the far sides.
Closeness still has its pull, and the floor is the loudest, most energetic part of the room. Just know that it is flat, and past the first few sections most of the show reaches you through the video screens.
Stadium seats for an aerial show, tier by tier
- Floor near the stage: the closest view of the band and dancers. Farther back, expect to watch the screens over the heads in front of you.
- Lower level, facing the stage: the strongest overall seat. You see the stunts, the screens and the stage in one look.
- Lower level, sides near the stage: close, but extreme side angles can cut off the screens and the rigging overhead. Move a few sections back from the stage line if you can.
- Upper level, facing the stage: the value tier, and better here than at most pop shows. A high center seat often sees more of the aerial work than a low corner seat.
- Behind or tight beside the stage: avoid unless the listing describes the view.
Arena and ballpark adjustments
In an arena the room is smaller, so the aerial routines fill more of your field of view from almost anywhere. The best reserved seats sit in the lower bowl along the long sides, toward the stage end. Seats directly beside or behind the stage are the ones to pass on, unless the listing says the show is in the round (staged in the middle of the floor).
Ballparks need more care. At venues like Fenway Park and Citi Field, the stage usually goes in the outfield, so which grandstand seats face it depends on the setup, and some older seating has posts or overhangs. Open the venue's concert seating chart for your date before you choose.
Acrobatics, a live band and the hits
The aerial work traces back to 2004, when she saw Cher's Living Proof tour and began training on silks. Her 2010 Grammy performance of "Glitter in the Air," sung while suspended, became the model for the tours that followed. On the Beautiful Trauma World Tour she sang about 20 songs a night backed by an eight-piece band and ten dancers.
The vocals are live. Some critics say her alto can get overshadowed by the stunts, yet the stunts are exactly why so many families and repeat fans keep coming back. Expect the crowd to wait for the big singles: "Get the Party Started," "So What," "Raise Your Glass" and "Just Give Me a Reason." Reviewers on recent tours also noted political messages in her stage talk.
Planning the night
Stadium openers have been strong; Summer Carnival dates featured Brandi Carlile, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow and Gwen Stefani on different nights, so give yourself time for long entry lines. Many stadiums require clear bags (transparent bags within the venue's size limit); confirm the current bag and entry rules before you go. For children, pack ear protection and favor aisle seats for easy breaks. In open-air venues the low evening sun hits the west-facing side of the bowl longest in summer.
Buying patterns for Pink dates
Pink is a dependable stadium draw, and her tours sell over a long window instead of in one rushed morning.
- Presales lead off. Big tours usually open with fan-club and promoter or card-holder presales ahead of the public sale. Seats bought then often resurface on the resale market later.
- Weekends in large cities tighten first, along with second nights added after a quick sellout.
- Group blocks are the real constraint. Families tend to want four or more together, so adjacent seats in good sections run short before singles do.
- The last days can soften. Resale prices may sit above or below face value, and upper-level stadium seats often ease near show day.
Every Reserved Seat order comes with guaranteed entry.
Tour record, 2013 to 2024
The Truth About Love Tour opened in Phoenix in February 2013 and ranked third among that year's top-selling tours in Billboard's year-end figures. The Beautiful Trauma World Tour then played 159 shows between March 2018 and November 2019 across four continents, selling more than 3 million tickets; its 2019 European leg moved up to stadiums, and its Wembley Stadium dates in London drew more than 145,000 people.
Summer Carnival was larger still: 97 stadium shows from June 2023 to November 2024 in Europe, North America and Oceania, with about 4.8 million tickets sold. It set attendance records at Fenway Park (78,081 across two nights) and Citi Field (42,733 in one night). Running alongside it, the Trustfall Tour took her through 34 North American arenas, Madison Square Garden, Chase Center and Ball Arena among them, though four October 2024 shows were postponed and then canceled. The pattern holds across her career: stadiums in the warm months, arenas when it cools, and runs that last years. Any upcoming dates are in the event list on this page, and news is on Pink's website.
Doylestown gymnast to pop-rock headliner
Alecia Beth Moore was born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, on September 8, 1979. She competed in gymnastics from age 4 to 12, a background that shows in her stage work, and she was singing in Philadelphia clubs by about 14. Can't Take Me Home (2000) leaned toward R&B; Missundaztood (2001) turned to pop rock and sold more than 13 million copies worldwide.
Nine studio albums in, through Trustfall (2023), she has sold more than 135 million records and won three Grammy Awards, the first for the 2001 "Lady Marmalade" collaboration. Billboard gave her its Legend of Live honor, Pollstar placed her second in 2025 among the most popular women in touring this millennium, and she was nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Is the floor worth it at a Pink concert?
It is the closest and most energetic area, but it is flat, and much of the aerial work happens high above the stage. Past the front sections, many floor fans end up watching the screens.
Where is the best upper-level seat for Pink?
Pick a center section facing the stage over a corner or side section. From up high and straight on, you see the full stage and the space above it where the stunts happen.
How many tickets did Summer Carnival sell?
About 4.8 million across 97 stadium shows from June 2023 to November 2024, in Europe, North America and Oceania.
Does Pink tour arenas as well as stadiums?
Yes. The 2023 to 2024 Trustfall Tour played 34 North American arenas while the Summer Carnival stadium tour was also running.
Should I bring young children to a Pink show?
Many families do, and the acrobatics appeal to kids. Some lyrics and stage talk are aimed at adults, and ear protection is a good idea at stadium volume.