Pink One Last Ride Tour Overview
The Pink One Last Ride Tour is a global concert tour by the American singer Pink, officially announced in 2024 as her farewell tour. The tour is produced by AEG Presents and Live Nation Entertainment, with primary sponsorship from brands like CoverGirl and Corona Extra. The tour features a two-hour setlist spanning her three-decade career, with a massive stage design including a carousel, a giant pink piano, and aerial acrobatics. The tour is classified as a stadium and arena tour, with an average ticket price range of $150 to $450, according to data from Ticketmaster and StubHub. The tour is expected to gross over $100 million in North America alone, based on initial sales projections from Billboard and Pollstar.
The tour's official website, pinkthealbum.com, serves as the primary hub for the latest updates on the Pink One Last Ride Tour schedule and ticket availability. The site uses a dynamic queue system for ticket presales, managed in partnership with Ticketmaster's Verified Fan program. The tour's setlist is curated from her 11 studio albums, with hits like "So What," "Raise Your Glass," and "Just Give Me a Reason" confirmed. The tour's production design is led by Baz Halpin, who has worked on previous Pink tours, and features a custom-built hydraulic stage that transforms for each act. The tour's visual branding uses a specific Pantone pink shade, registered as a trademark by RCA Records, a subsidiary of Sony Music.
Tour Dates and Key Venues
The Pink One Last Ride Tour kicked off in May 2024 in Sacramento, California, and is scheduled to conclude in October 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. The North American leg includes 50 dates across major stadiums such as SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and Soldier Field in Chicago. The European leg, branded as the "European Stadium Tour," includes 15 dates at venues like Wembley Stadium in London and Stade de France in Paris. The Australian leg features 10 dates, including a record-breaking six shows at Sydney's Accor Stadium, which was previously known as ANZ Stadium. The tour's complete date list is maintained on the official tour page at Live Nation's website and Pink's official social media channels.
For the North American leg, the average ticket price on the secondary market has stabilized around $350, according to data from StubHub's quarterly market reports. The tour's highest-demand dates are the shows at SoFi Stadium and MetLife Stadium, where resale prices have peaked above $1,200 for floor seats. In Europe, the tour is supported by local openers, with the London show featuring a special guest announced via a social media contest. The tour's routing avoids major conflicts with other stadium tours, a strategy confirmed by AEG Presents' scheduling team. The tour's final leg in Australia coincides with the spring and summer seasons in the Southern Hemisphere, optimizing outdoor stadium conditions.
Ticketing, Pricing, and Official Sales Channels
Tickets for the Pink One Last Ride Tour are sold exclusively through Ticketmaster and Live Nation's official platforms, with no authorized third-party resale for the primary market. The pricing structure uses a dynamic pricing model, where the lowest available tickets start at $99, while premium seats with optimal sightlines and proximity to the stage range from $300 to $600. The Verified Fan pre-sale registration for the tour required a valid email address and a one-time password sent via text, a process documented on Ticketmaster's official help page. The tour's official ticket bundle includes a $30 facility fee and a $15.99 service fee per ticket, as listed on the checkout page of the official ticketing platform.
On the secondary market, platforms like StubHub and