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This isn’t their first rodeo together, in fact, almost 10 years after last sharing a tour bill, country superstars Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw have lined up a new round of joint dates for summer 2012.

The Brothers of the Sun Tour routing presently features 19 weekend dates. The tour launches June 2 at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, and wraps August 25 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA.

Get the best shot at great seats today.  Click on our dedicated Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw page today for more details.

Selena Gomez, known for her character Alex Russo on “Wizards of Waverly Place,” has become pop rock’s newest sensation! See Gomez perform “Tell Me Something I Don’t Know,” “One and the Same,” “Whoa Oh!” and all your other favorite songs LIVE in concert! Buy your Selena Gomez tickets now!

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Rap royalty Kanye West and Jay-Z have teamed up to form a new group, called The Throne.   This fall, the Throne sets out on a 24 city tour starting with their first show at the Palace in Auburn Hills. Get your tickets now!

In recent months and years, Kanye West has participated in several concert and festival appearances, including a headline spot on the Coachella 2011 bill.

But the upcoming fall 2011 tour is his first major outing since the 2008 Glow in the Dark Tour. Following his antics at a MTV award show, Lady Gaga cancelled her show with Kanye.

As for Jay-Z he has been more active on the road, headlining All Points West 2009 and Coachella 2010, while also completing late 2009 and early 2010 tour legs for "The Blueprint 3." Shortly before beginning The Throne collaboration project, Jay-Z staged concerts with Eminem in the rappers’ hometowns of Detroit and New York City.

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Velvet-voiced singer Stevie Nicks has locked in plans for a solo U.S. tour to promote her first new album in a decade and follow a successful co-headlining run earlier this year.

The rock chanteuse has confirmed 10 events so far, beginning with an August 9 concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO. Nicks will stay on the road for at least another month, with her present calendar closing September 4 at the Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY.

To purchase tickets to any of Stevie Nicks upcoming concerts, CLICK HERE.

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"The Book of Mormon," a musical satire about religion written by the creators of "South Park," and "War Horse," a British play about a boy’s search for his beloved horse, dominated the 65th annual Tony Awards Sunday night.

The apparent predestination of "The Book of Mormon" as the big winner was not lost on comedian Chris Rock before he presented the best musical Tony. "This is such a waste of time," Rock joked. "It’s like taking a hooker to dinner."

"The Book of Mormon" got the best musical Tony, along with eight other trophies. The show had been nominated in 14 categories.

What the show lacked in suspense was made up with entertainment as two-time Tony host Neil Patrick Harris guided the three-hour broadcast from Broadway’s Beacon Theatre. Harris, who is openly homosexual, opened the show with a tongue-in-cheek number proclaiming "Broadway’s not just for gays anymore."

Most of the dozen song-and-dance performances were from nominated musicals, but the leading actors for "Spider-man, Turn Off the Dark" sang a duet from the show that opens on Broadway next Tuesday.

"War Horse" was the big winner among plays, winning all five categories in which it was nominated — including the best play Tony. It is the story of a teen’s journey to find his horse after it was shipped to France for duty in World War I.  Click here to purchase War Horse Tickets.

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Have you seen the rock opera “Tommy”? If not, rent it and get ready for Roger Daltrey to bring the story to life in concert this fall to a venue near you.  Get Roger Daltrey Tickets now!

The lead singer of The Who recently premiered his band’s performance of “Tommy” at The Royal Albert Hall in London to aid the Teenage Cancer Trust. Now he’s taking it on the road, performing the rock opera from start to finish, in the U.S. and Canada. The Who never actually played the complete “Tommy.”

Roger Daltrey will play around 30 stops across North America

According toTheWho.com, the “Tommy” performance includes the use of striking visuals to accompany the music and the band will not only play the full rock opera but will break out some Who classics and other surprises.

To purchase Roger Daltrey Tickets to see Roger Daltrey perform Tommy, visit our dedicated Roger Daltrey page and purchase your tickets today!

Theater fans have another reason to head to Broadway this Spring, to see their favorite TV stars on the big stage.  A limited engagement revival of playwright Jason Miller’s award-winning drama, "That Championship Season," opened March 6 at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. Gregory Mosher directs the ensemble cast: Chris Noth, Kiefer Sutherland (in his Broadway debut), Brian Cox, Jim Gaffigan, and Jason Patric, son of the late playwright. 

The story centers around four former high school basketball stars (Noth, Sutherland, Gaffigan and Patric). They gather in Scranton, PA, around their ailing coach (Cox) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their win in the state championship game. But as long-held grudges are revealed and their friendships are threatened, they begin to question the value of competition and its meaning in their lives.

The play — which won a Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award and New York Drama Critics Circle Award — made its Broadway debut in 1972. The work went on to become a feature film in 1982, also written and directed by Miller. Its 2011 revival is produced by Robert Cole, Frederick Zollo, and the Shubert Organization.

To purchase tickets for this sure to be hot Broadway seller, please view our dedicated page for That Championship Season or call our office today at 800-660-6031 to speak with a live ticket agent.

This Spring, Director Jack O’Brien brings to Broadway Catch Me if You Can. The show is a new musical adaptation of the 2002 film of the same name with a book by Terrence McNally and music and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. The play tells the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr., a world-class con artist who passed himself off as a doctor, a lawyer and a jet pilot all before the age of 21. With straight-arrow FBI agent Carl Hanratty on Frank’s trail, we’re off on a jet-setting, cat-and-mouse chase as a jazzy, swinging-sixties score keeps this adventure in constant motion. In the end, Agent Hanratty learns he and Frank aren’t so different after all, and Frank finds out what happens when love catches up to a man on the run.

The new home for the Catch Me If You Can Play is the Neil Simon Theater owned and operated by the Nederlander Organization. 

Many have seen the movie version of Catch Me if You Can directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Leonardo Di Caprio and Tom Hanks.  The wit, humor and suspense is sure to find its way back into the play version.   To book tickets, please visit our Catch Me If You Can Play page, or call our office to speak with a live ticket agent at 800-660-6031.

Every year approximately 150-200 people show up to the Super Bowl with Fake tickets.  Not only does this come as a shock when the patron finds out that they cannot enter the stadium with the bogus tickets, but the financial blow can be very steep.

For this year’s Super Bowl XLV in Dallas, fans can expect to spend $2500 or more for an upper level ticket and around $6500 for a 50 yard line Club Level seat. 

In other words, someone who purchases 4 fake Super Bowl tickets will be out of pocket at least $10,000.  While these fans experienced the disappointment of missing the game – they also took a big hit to their pocketbooks when you consider the price they paid for their

Below is some good advice to fans looking to buy Super Bowl Tickets.

“Consumers need to be especially cautious when purchasing tickets from an online third-party,” said Michelle Reinen, Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection. “Fraudulent ticket offers often appear on websites like Craigslist and in other classified advertisements.”

“Before hopping on a plane for Texas, make sure you have the official game tickets in your procession,” added Reinen. “Legitimate Super Bowl tickets are printed on thick, heavy paper with barcodes, holograms and raised ink. In addition, the NFL says the tickets include heat sensitive logos that disappear with the touch of a thumb.”

Consumer Protection offers these tips to avoid becoming a victim of Super Bowl ticket fraud:

Ask the seller to e-mail or fax you a copy of the actual tickets before making a payment. Make sure the ticket information includes the correct date, time, location and seating details.

Do not give out your credit card number, online or over the phone, unless you are sure the seller is legitimate.  Deal only "official" sources for tickets such as those endorsed by the team or those that are members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers.  These businesses carefully screen ticket offers and take care of other measures to protect consumers from ticket fraud.  Additionally it is advised to also check to see if the company’s BBB standing. 

Lastly, be sure to use a credit card rather than cash, check or debit card to purchase tickets since it may provide some protection if you do not receive the tickets.

If you have any questions or concerns when purchasing Super Bowl Tickets, don’t hesitate to contact our office at 800-660-6031.  

For over a decade, eSeats.com has assisted thousands of fans attending major concert, sports and theater events around the world with guaranteed and authentic event tickets.  We are an A+ Rated BBB company, and a long standing member of the National Association of Ticket Brokers.

The 2011 Super Bowl takes place on February 6th, 2011 in Dallas, Texas and one of the biggest concerns is to avoid getting scammed on tickets.

Recently the problem of getting sold blinker or fake tickets has become all too common when buying tickets from unaffiliated sellers who post tickets on sites such as Craigslist, StubHub and others.   Unless you are trained at detecting the differences between fake tickets and real tickets, there is no way to know if the tickets you are buying are real or not.  The best way to avoid getting scammed is to know your source.  Not many people know someone with extra Super Bowl tickets, so how can you know your source?  It’s actually very simple.  There are two organizations which screen and qualify sellers so you can buy your Super Bowl tickets with peace of mind.   The National Association of Ticket Brokers and the Better Business Bureau.  These two organizations give you the buyer the necessary recourse in the event there is a problem.  But since these companies go to great distances to keep their good standing, your in good hands. 

eSeats.com is a full service ticket agency based in Scottsdale, Arizona.  Customers have depended on eSeats.com to assist them in securing tough to get tickets for major concerts, sports and theater events for over a decade.  The Super Bowl is another one of the major events which we assist our clients in securing tickets.  To view our live inventory of available Super Bowl tickets, please CLICK HERE.

To discuss ticket options such as Suites, 50 Yard line tickets, Club Level, or just picking up cheap get in tickets, please visit our website or call 800-660-6031 to speak with an agent.

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For additional information about Fake Tickets, here is a recent article which talks about Fake Tickets being sold at the BCS National Game in Glendale, Arizona.