How to get Kesha tickets: Concert tour dates starting at $22

Kesha is going on a joyride across the country for her incoming Tits Out Tour. It kicks off after the conclusion of the House of Kesha tour, which is scheduled to end in the UK in early June. Tickets are affordable and going fast, so I've gathered up all the information you need to know about how to buy Kesha tickets in 2025.
The Tits Out Tour features Kesha co-headlining alongside the Scissor Sisters. It starts on July 1 in West Valley City, Utah, only one month after Kesha's previous tour ends. It's scheduled to include 26 shows altogether before concluding with the singer's appearance at All Things Go Music Festival in Columbia, Maryland, in late September. The new tour promotes Kesha's sixth studio album, 'Period,' which will go live on July 4 this year. It will be the first to be released independently through her label, Kesha Records.
If you're hoping to hear new hits like 'Joyride,' 'Yippee-Ki-Yay,' and potentially Kesha classics like 'Your Love Is My Drug' and 'We R Who We R,' now is a great time to pick up tickets to see her live. Keep scrolling to learn more about Kesha's 2025 tour schedule, including prices, dates, and more.
Kesha's 2025 tour schedule
There are three remaining dates for the House of Kesha tour: May 29, May 30, and June 1, all of which take place in the United Kingdom. Kesha's Tits Out Tour is scheduled to start July 1 with 26 total concerts expected in major cities across North America. There is one show in Toronto on July 21. The tour is currently scheduled to end with a final performance in Baltimore on September 28.
North America
July 1, 2025 West Valley City, UT $29 $34
July 3, 2025 Mountain View, CA $42 $71
July 5, 2025 Inglewood, CA $62 $61
July 6, 2025 Phoenix, AZ $24 $32
July 8, 2025 Dallas, TX $24 $31
July 10, 2025 The Woodlands, TX $25 $33
July 12, 2025 Tinley Park, IL $26 $34
July 13, 2025 St. Louis, MO $25 $32
July 15, 2025 Nashville, TN $47 $37
July 16, 2025 Cincinnati, OH $29 $34
July 18, 2025 Noblesville, IN $24 $32
July 19, 2025 Clarkston, MI $28 $33
July 21, 2025 Toronto, Canada $25 $29
July 23, 2025 New York, NY $65 $58
July 24, 2025 Mansfield, MA $22 $29
July 26, 2025 Burgettstown, PA $25 $33
July 28, 2025 Cuyahoga Falls, OH $26 $34
July 29, 2025 Philadelphia, PA $40 $41
July 31, 2025 Buffalo, NY $31 $32
August 2, 2025 Virginia Beach, VA $24 $32
August 3, 2025 Raleigh, NC $42 $45
August 5, 2025 Charlotte, NC $44 $47
August 7, 2025 Alpharetta, GA $25 $31
August 9, 2025 West Palm Beach, FL $24 $30
August 10, 2025 Tampa, FL $24 $32
September 28, 2025* Columbia, MD $186 $195
*Festival Appearance
International
Date City StubHub prices Vivid Seats prices
May 29, 2025 Glasgow, United Kingdom £98 $91
May 30, 2025 Manchester, United Kingdom £96 N/A
June 1, 2025 London, United Kingdom £92 N/A
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How to buy tickets for Kesha's 2025 concert tour
You can buy standard tickets for Kesha's Tits Out Tour on Ticketmaster. The presale for original tickets began on April 8, with general sale starting on April 10, and some venues are already sold out. Original tickets for the remainder of Kesha's House of Kesha tour are no longer available on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the Tits Out Tour can also be purchased through verified resale ticket vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats. For tour dates with a more limited inventory of original tickets, you may find better luck with seating variety and availability on these sites. Verified resale ticket vendors still have some tickets for the remaining House of Kesha concerts.
There are VIP tickets for the Tits Out Tour available through Ticketmaster; The Joyride Guided Tour Experience, Animals Lounge Experience, and the Yippee-Ki-Yay VIP Package. Details about what each VIP includes can be found on the tour website. It should be noted that packages do not include a meet and greet with Kesha.
How much are Kesha tickets?
Ticket prices for the 2025 Tits Out Tour dates vary depending on the date, location, and demand for each show. The cheapest original ticket prices still available on Ticketmaster generally range between $30 and $50, except for the passes for the All Things Go festival. The cheapest day passes for September 28, the day Kesha is scheduled to perform, are currently $178.
The lowest cost tickets for Kesha's 2025 shows on StubHub range from $22 for the July 24 show in Mansfield to $62 for the Inglewood show on July 5. The cheapest festival day passes for September 28 are $186, and the remaining House of Kesha concerts are around £96.
Vivid Seats has similar prices, with the least expensive tickets ranging from $29 to $71 for the same dates. The cheapest festival pass on Vivid Seats is $195. Tickets for the only concert date for the House of Kesha, with tickets available, on May 29 in Glasgow, are $91.
Who is opening for Kesha's tour?
Kesha will be co-headlining with the Scissor Sisters for her 2025 Tits Out Tour. There are two openers scheduled throughout the tour, Slayyyter and Rose Gray. From July 1 through July 18, Slayyyter will be opening for the healinders. Rose Gray will take over as the opener from July 19 through July 21 and again from July 24 through August 10.
Will there be international tour dates?
The remaining dates for the House of Kesha tour are all international, with Kesha appearing in Glasgow on May 29, Manchester on May 30, and London on June 1. The Tits Out Tour is currently only scheduled for one stop in Toronto on July 21.

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