Concert Ticket Stub Buyers
Rock, soul, jazz, country and festival stubs from the 1950s onwards. The Beatles, the Stones, Elvis, Springsteen, and bands you have forgotten you ever saw. Send photos and I will tell you what each one is worth.
Rock concert stubs
What concert stubs sell for
Real offers I have made in the last year. Condition, rarity and the event itself all move the number, so treat this as a rough guide rather than a price list.
Beatles historic concerts
Early shows, Shea Stadium, final tours and other notable performances
$100 - $500+
Elvis Presley historic concerts
Especially 1950s and early 1960s performances
$100 - $500+
Nirvana historic / rare performances
Early shows and major historic concerts
$100 - $2,000+
1960s-70s major rock artists
Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and others
$200 - $300+
1980s-2000s common concerts
Major artists and typical tour dates
$2 - $20 each
Disclaimer: These are examples, not a price list. The value of a ticket can vary dramatically based on the event, date, rarity, condition, whether it is a full ticket or stub, and other factors. Even tickets from ordinary games or concerts can sometimes be valuable because of something historic that happened that day. Send us photos of your collection and we'll research it for free.
What makes a concert stub valuable
Four things, roughly in order of how much they matter.
The artist
The Beatles, Elvis and the big rock acts of the sixties and seventies draw the most interest.
The show
A final tour, a famous live recording or an early club date is worth far more than an ordinary night.
The venue
The Fillmore, Winterland, the Cavern and other long-gone halls carry extra interest.
Full ticket or stub
An unused ticket is scarcer than a torn stub, sometimes by a wide margin.
Also happy to look at
Handbills, programs, concert t-shirts, festival tickets, backstage passes, club dates from before an act was famous, and ticket-shaped programs.
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Concert questions I get asked
Is a stub for the support act worth less?
Sometimes, but not always. An opening act who later became famous can be worth more than the headliner that night.
What about tickets from a cancelled show?
Send them. Unused tickets for shows that never happened are among the scarcer things I buy.
I only have computer-printed stubs from the nineties.
They are worth less individually, but a large run is still worth sending as a lot, and some tours are collected on their own.
Ready to find out what yours are worth?
Send a few photos and I’ll come back with a number. No fees, no obligation.