CMJ Music Marathon – Day 3

  Its day 3 of the CMJ Music Marathon here in New York and members of team Tickpick are taking it to the streets.  It was a tough choice but we’re gonna have to skip The Walkmen show in favor of Neon Gold’s showcase at Santos Party House.  Strange Talk, Pacific Air and Capital Cities have been … Read more

The Rolling Stones @ The Prudential Center in Newark, NJ

  Congratulations are in order for The Prudential Center in Newark, NJ on landing the Rolling Stones for two dates this December.  This immaculate arena will play host to 19,000 fans each night on December 13th and 15th.  Tickets will cost between $100 and $800 on the primary market with presales starting at noon this … Read more

Swedish House Mafia to Break-up, Play in “One Last Tour”

  If you are an Electronic Dance Music enthusiast or the occasional EDM listener, you know of the massive following that the Swedish House Mafia carries with them, and if your not, we highly suggest you hop on the bandwagon and take a listen before it’s too late. The dynamic Trio consisting of Steve Angello, … Read more

Hot Lead: Glengarry Glen Ross Returns to Broadway

If you’re planning on a night out on Broadway this fall, but don’t own enough land and people to afford a ticket to The Book of Mormon, don’t overlook the 30th anniversary revival of Glengarry Glen Ross, which returns for a limited run on November 11 at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. The infinitely quotable play, … Read more

Best Broadway Shows for the Holidays!

The holiday season is approaching, and that means that New Yorkers and tourists alike will bond together on Broadway: seeing great shows to escape the cold. Even a pro can be at a loss when deciding what to see, but I’m here to help you out by giving you a list of the best Broadway … Read more

New MLB Playoff Format: Who Benefits the Most?

“It’s just so much different not knowing who you’re playing… usually when you’re a division winner you start at home, and you’re starting on the road.” These were the words uttered disdainfully by Yankee Manager Joe Girardi when answering questions about the new playoff format last Friday. The Yankees had just clinched their third division … Read more

The Nationals make history!

It is a grand tradition that, at a Nationals home game in the middle of the fourth inning, Nationals Park hosts a presidential race. Literally. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Theodore Roosevelt have been running competitively since 2006. Good old Teddy Roosevelt has lost the last 534 races, but remarkably, yesterday afternoon, he finally won one. In the past, … Read more

Jay-Z Opens Barclays Center With a Sweet Set

  (Note: the following post was, in fact, written by TickPick co-founder Brett Goldberg, and not myself. I merely wish I had gone to this concert.) Jay-Z has sold out more concerts than any other hip-hop artist in the world. There’s good reason for this: it revolves around his ability to control the crowd’s energy. … Read more

The Culture of the Diva

In the spirit of Lady Gaga‘s upcoming tour, I was inspired to write a little bit about the superstar and her unique fanbase. The fans of Lady Gaga and other similar artists (Madonna, Katy Perry, Britney Spears, and Rihanna – to name a few) are incredibly diverse, so it’s kind of hard to pinpoint just one … Read more

One Direction & The Resurgence of the Boyband

You thought you got rid of them in the early 00’s, but you can’t escape them. In the past year alone, the Jonas Brothers have announced a reunion, 98 Degrees are working on new material, and supergroup NKOTBSB continue to perform. Not only that, but new boybands like The Wanted and One Direction (speaking of, check … Read more

Phoenix Coyotes Band Together for Another Season

Shane Doan, Phoenix captain and winger decides to stay with the Coyotes for the 4th straight year, despite considerably better offers from other teams.  We’re sure to see some great action from this team glued together by their loyalty to each other and their fans.  They surely won’t disappoint in the coming season, despite hemorrhaging … Read more