Unveiled: Exclusive access to last-minute resale tickets for Busted's unforgettable final shows

Busted has made a triumphant return to UK stages with an extensive tour to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The pop-punk trio announced earlier this year that they would be hitting the road in September and October, performing their Greatest Hits from a newly re-recorded album.

The tour began in September 2023 and will continue until October. Although tickets sold out quickly when they were originally released in April 2023, fans who missed out still have a chance to attend the shows thanks to various ticket resale websites.

Here's everything you need to know about getting Busted tickets right now:

Busted tickets are currently available on several resale sites. These tickets are being sold by fans who are unable to attend the concerts or no longer wish to do so.

The resale ticket websites, which are listed below, generally sell tickets at or close to their retail value. However, prices may vary depending on the seat location or standing access.

Here's the breakdown of where you can buy Busted resale tickets right now:

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These resale tickets are currently available but in limited supply. If you're considering buying last-minute tickets, now might be your only chance to do so.

If you'd prefer to try your luck with Ticketmaster's official ticket service, continue reading below...

Ticketmaster still has a limited number of tickets available, even though certain shows have already sold out. It's worth checking their website to see if there are any available for your chosen gig.

To learn more about Busted's UK tour dates, supporting acts, and setlist, click here to read the full story.

Busted is being supported by two incredible bands throughout their tour. The opening act is The Tyne, a rising UK-based rock band with enough power to fill arenas.

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As for the main support, it's none other than the legendary American band Hanson. It's no surprise considering Busted and Hanson teamed up to recreate the song "MMbop 2.0," which they have been performing on their tours.