Bruno Mars at MetLife Stadium: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets
Bruno Mars is playing two nights at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on 25 and 26 August as part of "The Romantic Tour", his first large-scale headlining run in years. The dates are among the hottest stops on a tour that reportedly broke a Live Nation record for single-day North American ticket sales during its pre-sale, prompting an expansion from 39 to 76 dates, and a limited number of tickets remain for both shows.
Remaining tickets are being sold mainly through resale channels such as Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster Verified Resale, both offering buyer guarantees, while some fans turn to Reddit's r/BrunoMars community for face-value deals, albeit without any buyer protection. Prices for the New Jersey shows are currently running above face value, reflecting their status as some of the priciest stops outside Las Vegas and Los Angeles, with resale platform fees typically adding a further 20–40%. Both shows start at 7pm with support from RAYE and a DJ set from Anderson .Paak, and the set list draws heavily on Mars' new album "The Romantic" alongside older hits including "Uptown Funk" and "Locked Out of Heaven".
- Bruno Mars plays MetLife Stadium on 25–26 August on his record-breaking tour.
- Limited resale tickets remain via Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster, priced above face value.
- Shows feature RAYE support and a set mixing new album tracks with classic hits.
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Bruno Mars is an American singer known for pop, soul and funk songs, including “Uptown Funk” and “Locked Out of Heaven”. The Romantic Tour is his first large-scale headlining tour in several years and features songs from his album The Romantic as well as earlier hits.
MetLife Stadium is a large venue in East Rutherford, New Jersey, near New York City, and hosts concerts as well as American football. RAYE is supporting Mars on the two August dates, with Anderson .Paak providing a DJ set.
Tickets sold through resale sites may cost more than their original price, and platform fees can add substantially to the total. Some fans seek face-value tickets through online communities, where transactions may not include buyer protection.