Live Nation's $30 summer concert deal includes Richmond shows
Live Nation 's new summer concert promotion is coming, and the live music behemoth will offer $30 tickets to roughly 1,000 concerts nationwide.
Why it matters: The " $30 Ticket to Summer" launches Wednesday and includes more than a dozen shows at Richmond's (and Live Nation's) new Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront.
Zoom in: Boyz II Men, Brad Paisley, Jason Isbell, The Head and The Heart, Leon Bridges and Weird Al Yankovic are among the Allianz shows included in the $30 ticket special, per Live Nation.
In some cases, like the Counting Crows' July show, tickets end up being about $10 cheaper with the deal.
In others, like Steve Martin and Martin Short in September, $30 is basically half-off the cheapest tickets currently available.
Zoom out: If none of the Richmond shows spark your interest, the Ticket to Summer promo is also running for select shows at Live Nation's other venues in the state, which are:
Atlantic Union Bank Pavilion in Portsmouth.
and The Dome in Virginia Beach.
Jiffy Lube Live in Northern Virginia.
Highlights from those lineups on special include Kesha and comedian Kevin James in Virginia Beach, Cyndi Lauper in NoVa, and The Temptations & The Four Tops in Portsmouth.
Flashback: Last summer, Live Nation celebrated 10 years of "Concert Week" with $25 tickets, but those deals only lasted one week.
Between the lines: Tickets purchased through the offer include all the fees in the $30 cost, according to Live Nation. Any taxes, which differ among venues, will be added at checkout.
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