Tom Braxton Tickets — Spaghettini, Seal Beach, CA, Sun, Apr 4, 2027 · 6:30 PM

About this event

Tom Braxton performs on Sunday, April 4, 2027 at Spaghettini in Seal Beach, CA, 6:30 PM start. Tickets are on sale now from $104 all-in — no service, booking, or delivery fees, so that's the ticket price rather than a starting point. There are currently 5 ticket listings (32 tickets in all), with the average around $113 and premium options up to $134. The interactive map lets you compare sections and lock in exact seats, with secure checkout in a couple of minutes.

Delivery is usually electronic: most orders arrive by mobile transfer or instant download shortly after purchase, and the exact method is listed before checkout. The 100% Buyer Guarantee covers every order — valid tickets, in time for the show, or your money back.

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 Tom Braxton tickets?

Tickets start at $104 all-in, with the average listing around $113. Sales tax applies in some states and is shown before you pay.

How many Tom Braxton tickets are left?

32 tickets across 5 listings as of the latest refresh. That count moves through the day as sellers add and pull listings — the map above is always the live number.

When and where is this show?

Sunday, April 4, 2027 at 6:30 PM, at Spaghettini in Seal Beach, CA.

How do I choose my seats?

The interactive map shows every available section with live all-in prices. Tap a section to compare views and listings, then select the exact seats you want.

How will I get my tickets?

Delivery is usually electronic — mobile transfer or instant download, frequently within minutes of purchase. The exact method for your order is shown before you pay.

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.