Blockheads, rejoice. New Kids On The Block tickets at Dolby Live can be had for less than the cost of a movie.
Single tickets listed on Ticketmaster’s Verified Resale link show a starting price of $19.36 for the balcony, or “nether region” seats, for Saturday’s show. Or, tonight’s show, if you are reading this Saturday.
It’s much the same rate for Wednesday ($13.31), Friday ($12.10) and July 4 ($8.33). Prices continue to fluctuate according to demand. But those price ranges should hold through the weekend, at least.
Verified Resale tickets are posted by anyone who has purchased originally through Ticketmaster and wants to resell through the platform’s verified process. The idea is to cut out secondary-market brokers. But those low rates are also available across most secondary platforms.
Ticket prices for upper balcony have been around $85-$110 through “The Right Stuff” residency, which opened in June 2025 to strong sales from their legions of self-dubbed Blockhead fans.
Lower sections (starting with the 300s) cost $150-$300 when the show opened; those tickets are now starting at $52.36-$65.45. Floor seats that once ascended to $3,000 on the secondary market can be had for less than $100. Plenty of tickets are available for all shows.
The read here is simple. This activity has nothing to do with the quality of New Kids’ production, which is terrific. There are just not enough buyers, too many seats and too many other options in Las Vegas to consistently fill venues.
NKOTB breaks after the July 4 performance, returning for nine shows Oct. 2-Oct. 17. Donnie Wahlberg said during a chat at the American Music Awards in May the band would likely halt the residency after October’s dates and start anew, rather than extend.
“If we want to do Vegas again, as opposed to extending, we would maybe do a quick tour, and then come back and rebuild a new show. It may be a totally different vibe than what we’re doing now,” Wahlberg said. “I think there’ll be another story to tell at that point. I think if we come back for Vegas again, we’d want to build another show.”
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