Olivia Rodrigo's Unraveled Tour sold out its 10-show run at Barclays Center so fast that Brooklyn fans who missed out now have one more shot at getting in the door. Tickets for the arena stint, which stretches from February 11 through February 28, 2027, are set to trickle back out in limited batches as final staging details for each show get locked down.
How the Remaining Tickets Will Be Released
According to NJ.com, Live Nation and Rodrigo announced the plan on Instagram. The release method, commonly called a production release, makes additional seats available in small batches after show-by-show staging plans are finalized. Fans can request tickets through Rodrigo's official website by selecting a performance, specifying the number of tickets and either accepting any available price or entering a maximum price. NJ.com reported that joining the waitlist does not guarantee an allocation.
The initial Brooklyn run sold out quickly, the outlet reported, leaving production releases and resale listings as the two avenues described for fans who did not buy tickets during the original sale. The 10 shows are scheduled between February 11 and February 28, 2027, with the final performances listed for February 24, 27 and 28.
Resale Prices Climbing Past $300 a Seat
Resale listings reviewed by NJ.com showed a wide spread in asking prices, from $285 for the February 24 performance to $352 for the February 12 show. The report also cited listings of $350 for February 20, $347 for February 27, $337 for February 19 and $332 before fees for February 15.
NJ.com also reported $310 as the lowest listed price for both February 16 and February 23, while February 28 was listed at $316. Opening night, February 11, had a $352 minimum on Vivid Seats, according to the report. Because these are marketplace listings rather than fixed prices, the figures describe the outlet's snapshot of availability and may change.
What Fans Should Know Before Show Night
The Brooklyn dates are set for 7 p.m. starts and billed as all-ages events at the venue, located at 620 Atlantic Ave., according to iloveny.com. That listing also spells out a few logistical details concertgoers will want to plan around: ticket transfers won't open until no later than three months before the event date, and tickets won't be available for purchase at the box office on the first day of the public on-sale. Bag policies are also in effect, with only drawstring backpacks or bags measuring 10 by 6 by 2 inches or smaller permitted inside.
Getting to Barclays Center
The venue's listed policies say ticket transfers will open no later than three months before each event, and tickets will not be sold at the box office on the first day of the public on-sale. For bags, Barclays Center says anything larger than 10 by 6 by 2 inches is prohibited, with special consideration for guests with medical needs and people caring for infants. Public transportation is also available directly beneath the arena. According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the B, D, N, Q, R, 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains stop at Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr.
A separate listing from shazam.com confirms the February 11 opening date and 7 p.m. start time at Barclays Center. For now, the production-release batches through Rodrigo's official site remain the clearest official avenue left for Brooklyn fans still hoping to see the Unraveled Tour live, even as resale prices continue to reflect just how scarce those remaining seats have become.
