LandArchSA said:

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Anyone get Noah Kahan tickets last week for Arlington? I was dumfounded that he (so it appears) sold out Globe Life Field. There were only random singles during early window by the time I got in and then looked during regular sales, but I was too late for anything. One of my daughter's favorites so wondering if it's worth trying to find secondary tickets or see if he adds more dates. Globe Life seems like a terrible place for a concert (especially for the price), but I've never been.

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They were basically sold out the first day. I tried through the fan presale, and got #22000 in line. They were sold out before they made it to me. I ended up getting tickets in Denver later in the summer, but those were also difficult. I knew he was popular, but I didn't realize he was this popular.

Regarding buying on the resale market, I'd be very cautious. He has some deal with Ticketmaster that only allows the tickets to be resold through Ticketmaster and you can't sell them for more than face value. I have no idea how it actually works, though.

dmart90 said:

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Saw the Eagles in the Sphere last night. Wow is that an amazing venue! Highly recommend going if you have the chance. The visuals were top notch and the sound is simply amazing - you know you've been to a concert but you don't walk out with your ears ringing.

This was the Eagles 50th show at the Sphere. Those guys still rock - they all sounded great. Last time I saw them Deacon Frey wasn't with them. He's great as is Vince Gill. Just 100% pure Americana. Puts a smile on your face and lifts the heart! They played a great mix of Eagles and solo songs.

Here are a few pictures...

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We were there the night before you, Show #49 ... which was cool 'cause, you know, Funk 49.
Everything you said is on the mark: two-plus hours of Solid Eagles hits, great moment with Deacon singing Peaceful Easy Feeling using Glenn's guitar, Joe Walsh back in the saddle and rockin' like he couldn't get much higher ...
And the graphics/atmosphere of the Sphere is off the charts. As Henley said, "We're just the house band. The Sphere does its thing."
If you are a fan of the group, try to get out there and see this show in the dates that remain. You will never see anything else like it.