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Polaris Tickets
Polaris Concert Tickets
If you want to see a band that was originally formed for a popular 90’s show, then Polaris tickets are perfect for you. Polaris is a band that was formed specifically to make music for “The Adventures of Pete & Pete,” a Nickelodeon comedy series that ran from 1993 to 1996. It was made up of three members from an existing band, Miracle Legion. Mark Mulcahy was the frontman, Dave McCaffrey was the bassist, and Scott Boutier played the drums. Their “tv names” were “Muggy,” “Harris Polaris,” and “Jersey” respectively. They ended up making twelve songs for the show, including “Hey Sandy,” the theme song. Their only album was released in 1999, “Music from The Adventures of Pete & Pete,” though they have also released cassettes. Their first live performance took place in 2012 for a reunion event of the show.
They came back together in 2014 and have been performing ever since. At their concerts, they play the” Pete & Pete” soundtrack along with Miracle Legion songs. Fans of the show have continued to stay loyal to the band, with more than 30,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. The theme song has been racked up more than 3 million streams on the platform. To hear the nostalgic songs in person, be sure to purchase Polaris tickets from TicketSmarter.
How much are Polaris tickets?
The average get-in price can start in the $53 - $70 range. Polaris ticket prices can also run higher if you want to get a premium spot or take in a concert festival performance. General admission to the annual Aftershock Festival at Discovery Park in Sacramento, California will typically be offered in the $649 range with VIP options hovering around $2,296.
When do Polaris tickets go on sale?
Admission is typically available within days after tour date information is released. We will often have Polaris concert tickets available before they go on sale to the public so you can secure a great seat. A pre-sale code is not needed. Buy early and get ready to enjoy the show.
Polaris Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
Hard rock/metal shows are among the most widely performed. There will likely be numerous Polaris tour dates stopping at cities across the United States and abroad. Popular genre-related events like Aftershock Festival are superior platforms on which the artist can perform live. Other great opportunities may arise on the Polaris concert schedule like a show at the Chicago Open Air Festival in Illinois, Las Rageous in Las Vegas, Nevada or Louder Than Life in Louisville, Kentucky. A bevy of hard rock and metal artists often play at large-scale venues and hit big cities like Los Angeles, California. The Forum in Inglewood, California and the Hollywood Bowl has been known to host dynamic shows. Musical possibilities are endless so make sure to check out a live show in a city near you.
The 2024 Polaris tour doesn't have any shows left on its schedule.
Songs from the Polaris Tour Setlist
Polaris's setlist while performing in Hamburg , 04 at “Alsterdorfer Sporthalle” included the following songs:
- All In Vain
- Nightmare
- Inhumane
- All of This Is Fleeting
- Dissipate
- Masochist
- Overflow
- Hypermania
- The Remedy
Source: Setlist.fm
