She & Him tickets
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About this event
She & Him performs at Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles in Los Angeles, CA on Friday, October 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM. Listed from $99 all-in. There are currently 77 ticket listings (252 tickets in all), with the average around $264 and premium options up to $950, 28 days out. Get-ins here are above the $80 typical for this run; nearby dates in the More-dates list are currently cheaper.
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More She And Him dates
At Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles
On the road
- SunSep 207pmShe & HimRiviera Theatre · Chicago, IL
- TueSep 228pmShe and HimTown Hall Theatre · New York, NY
- WedSep 237pmShe and HimTown Hall Theatre · New York, NY
- ThuSep 248pmShe & HimWilbur Theatre · Boston, MA
- MonSep 288pmShe & HimRevolution Hall - Portland · Portland, OR
- TueSep 298pmShe & HimMoore Theatre · Seattle, WA
- MonOct 58pmShe & HimCastro Theatre · San Francisco, CA
Frequently asked questions
- Are these official tickets?
- They're authentic tickets, guaranteed valid for entry. They come from licensed professional sellers on an independent resale marketplace — not the venue's box office — so prices follow supply and demand, and the 100% Buyer Guarantee protects every order.
- How much are She & Him tickets?
- Tickets start at $99 all-in, with the average listing around $264. Sales tax applies in some states and is shown before you pay.
- How many She & Him tickets are left?
- 252 tickets across 77 listings as of the latest refresh. That count moves through the day as sellers add and pull listings; our team can confirm today's availability by phone.
- What happens if the show is canceled or postponed?
- A canceled show with no new date means a full refund. A postponed one keeps your tickets valid — they work for the rescheduled date.