Just over two weeks ago, fans of Greta Van Fleet were concerned about a potential breakup, but those worries are now behind them as the band has announced an intimate show in New York City with tickets available only in person.

On May 27, Greta Van Fleet will perform at the iconic Bowery Ballroom, which has a capacity of 575 people. Fans eager to see the group in this unique setting will need to follow traditional methods — lining up outside the venue to secure tickets at the box office.

Further details regarding ticketing can be found below.

How to Obtain Tickets for Greta Van Fleet at Bowery Ballroom

Greta Van Fleet and Bowery Ballroom have established the following ticketing parameters:

• Ticket sales will be available in person ONLY and will commence at 9AM ET on May 26 at Bowery Ballroom — 6 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002.
• All tickets purchased at the in-person box office event on May 26 will be physical tickets.
• Tickets will ONLY be available for purchase for the Bowery Ballroom show on May 27th.
• Age restriction: 16+ (Parent/legal guardian required for anyone under 16)
• Ticket price: $20, inclusive of all fees. Bowery Ballroom operates as a cashless venue; physical credit cards and debit cards, along with tap-to-pay options, are acceptable forms of payment.
• A limit of two tickets per person will be enforced on a strictly first-come, first-served basis.
• Line cutting will not be tolerated. Wristbands will be distributed to confirm your place in line when purchasing tickets.
• Please be considerate of neighboring businesses and communities.
• If you require accessible accommodations, please notify venue staff at the time of purchase.

The Journey from Greta Van Fleet’s Breakup Rumors to the Bowery Ballroom

A mysterious video was released in early May where the band simply stated, “Thanks for the wild ride,” accompanied by a nostalgic video montage. One fan with a keen eye discovered an apparent clue (an image of an ASCII castle) hidden in the code on Greta Van Fleet’s website, but that mystery remains unresolved.

After several days of concern among fans, the band dispelled breakup rumors with another video snippet captioned “We’re back, baby!” This clip also included a teaser for new music.

Excitement continues to build as the Bowery Ballroom concert marks the first scheduled performance for Greta Van Fleet this year. It appears to be leading up to something much larger, and with a teaser snippet of new music, more news about the anticipated successor to 2023’s Starcatcher seems inevitable.

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