Sweet Pill Tickets
Sweet Pill Concert Tickets
Grab your fellow music lovers and take them to a concert that they’re bound to enjoy when you buy Sweet Pill tickets. Hailing from New Jersey, the emo band was first formed by Zayna Youssef in 2019, while she was studying at Rowan University. That year, the band released their debut single, “Doubt.” Just one month later, they dropped their first EP, which was entitled Lost In It. The EP was followed up by their debut album, Where the Heart Is (2022), which spawned the singles “Blood” and “High Hopes.” The album’s leading single of the same name caught the attention of fans relatively quickly and amassed upwards of 434,000 streams on Spotify alone.
Their sound is best described as embracing the edginess of hardcore while maintaining an upbeat pop rhythm. The group takes on a wide range of influences from their environment living in Philadelphia, PA. They also draw inspiration from groups like Circa Survive and Paramore. When you buy Sweet Pill tickets, you can be sure that you’ll be getting a concert experience that’ll leave you feeling elated. Although they’re still a relatively new band, they’ve already played sold-out shows at venues like Philadelphia’s Theatre of Living Arts. They’ve performed alongside bands like La Dispute and Pictoria Vark as well.
How much are Sweet Pill tickets?
These prices may fluctuate depending on where Sweet Pill is performing. Make sure to check the information below the most updated stats:
Sweet Pill Ticket Prices:
- Average Price: $100 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $50 in the upper levels
- VIP Seating: Premium tickets cost over $275 for the best views
Is Sweet Pill going on tour in 2025?
There are not any upcoming shows scheduled, but check back soon to see if they announce more dates.
What songs are on Sweet Pill's setlist?
Sweet Pill's setlist while performing in Boston , MA at “Roadrunner” included the following songs:
- Dog Song
- Blood
- High Hopes
- Diamond Eyes
- Starchild
- Chewed Up
- Where the Heart Is
- Cut
Source: Setlist.fm
