Pussy Riot Tickets
Pussy Riot Concert Tickets
Pussy Riot tickets don’t just get you into a musical event. They feature performances in political activism. This is because Pussy Riot is a Russian punk musical group founded on political activism.
Pussy Riot, sometimes known as Пусси Райот, was started in Russia by a group of fifteen women. They began not by giving concerts in bars and coffee shops, but by holding protest concerts in public areas. The most famous of these is their performance in Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, which put two members of the group in jail. Some of the group's best-known songs include “Make America Great Again,” “Putin Zassal” and “I Can’t Breathe.”
The exact members of the group fluctuate over time, though the group generally has ten to 20 members at any given time. Who is and isn’t with them is usually unknown because they perform in colorful ski masks and generally use fake names in interviews.
Noted influences include Sham 69, Cockney Rejects and the 4-Skins. When asked how she would describe the group’s musical style, a Pussy Riot member said, “You don't have to sing very well. It's punk. You just scream a lot.” Pussy Riot tickets will get you into concerts that are more focused on the messages of political activism than on musical perfection. These performances are known for being emotional, and crying on stage is not uncommon.
Pussy Riot Ticket Prices
Pussy Riot often tours all around the world, and they play in many different venues. This means that ticket prices fluctuate widely depending on things like the city they’re in, the size of the venue, the demand for that particular concert and what seating is available.
How much are Pussy Riot tickets?
Pussy Riot tickets can start as low as $30-$40, but if you’re interested in getting the best seating in a high-demand venue, then you should be prepared to pay upwards of $200-$300. Use our interactive seating chart to find the right seat for you.
Pussy Riot Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
A Pussy Riot tour is a bit unlike the tour of a normal band. Though some members of the group will perform every concert (notably Tolokonnikova), the group is not set, and a concert might have anywhere between two to 20 performers. This allows the group to play at venues that have different stage requirements, like Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, NM, 1720 in Los Angeles, CA and the Phoenix Arts Center in Phoenix, AZ.
While Pussy Riot tends to tour alone, they have had joint concerts. Past groups they’ve shared the stage with include the Deli Girls, Yothu Yindi and Les Fatals Picards.
When do Pussy Riot tickets go on sale?
Pussy Riot tickets, especially in smaller venues, can sell out soon after the tour dates have been announced. Because you don’t need a presale code to purchase from our website, you’ll be able to act fast before they sell out.
Pussy Riot Seating Chart
A Pussy Riot tour often stops at many unique venues, and these venues have capacities that range anywhere between 200-20,000 people. The best way to find the best seats in any of these venues is to check out TicketSmarter’s interactive seating charts.
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Songs from the Pussy Riot Tour Setlist
Pussy Riot's setlist while performing in Chicago , IL at “Smoke & Mirrors” included the following songs:
- Intro / Police State
- Track About Good Cop
- Dance with the Devil
- Chastity
- Bad Trip
- Sexist
- GOD LOVES THE FIERCE
- Toxic
- Rage / Rage Remix
- Organs
- Black Snow
- Hangerz
- 1312
- Nuclear Winter
- Panic Attack
- Princess Charming
- Hatefuck
Source: Setlist.fm
