Zac Brown Band’s New Ticket Policy Will Save You Up to $50—Here’s How It Works
Ticket buyers, rejoice. In a move that’s being called a major win for your wallet, the Zac Brown Band has just announced a new face-value ticket exchange program for their upcoming tour. Instead of letting scalpers gouge you with 300% markups, the band is now allowing fans to trade in unwanted tickets at original cost, directly through their official site. This means you can skip the resale sites and their nasty fees, potentially saving $20 to $50 per ticket. For a family of four, that’s a quick $200 back in your pocket for a summer concert night. It’s a rare stand for the consumer in an industry where hidden fees and price-gouging are the norm—so if you’re planning to see them live, buy your tickets directly from the band’s portal and avoid the secondary market altogether.