Tame Impala’s Deadbeat Tour hits three arenas in one week this September: Ball Arena in Denver on Friday the 11th, Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on Monday the 14th, and American Airlines Center in Dallas on Thursday the 17th. Dominic Fike opens these dates. Listed start time is 7:00 p.m. local.
Kevin Parker’s Deadbeat run has already burned through most primary inventory. These three rooms still show tickets on Ticketmaster, but lower bowls and mid-price seats move first. If you want in, treat it like a timed buy—not a “I’ll look this weekend” browse.
Official artist page: tameimpala.com
Ticketmaster artist page: Tame Impala tickets
Tour ticketing notes: Ticketmaster Help — Deadbeat Tour
The three dates
| City | Date | Venue | Opener |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver, CO | Fri, Sept. 11, 2026 | Ball Arena | Dominic Fike |
| Phoenix, AZ | Mon, Sept. 14, 2026 | Mortgage Matchup Center | Dominic Fike |
| Dallas, TX | Thu, Sept. 17, 2026 | American Airlines Center | Dominic Fike |
Houston at Toyota Center on Sept. 19 is the next night if Dallas is gone and you can travel.
Step 1: Use Ticketmaster first (this tour is locked down)
This North American leg uses Ticketmaster Face Value Exchange. Tickets are generally non-transferable and can only be resold on Ticketmaster at the original price—not marked up on random sites.
That is good for buyers: you are less likely to pay 3x face. It also means:
- Create or log into Ticketmaster before you shop
- Have a payment method saved
- Download the Ticketmaster app; entry is mobile
- Do not count on a friend forwarding a screenshot
- Check Face Value Exchange if the map looks empty—sellers list unused seats there at face
Exceeding the posted ticket limit can get an order canceled.
Step 2: Compare the three cities before you commit
Recent listings have shown Denver as the tightest of the three (highest starting prices on some maps), with Phoenix and Dallas often a step cheaper in the upper bowl. Prices change by the hour.
Open all three event pages and sort by price:
- Denver — Ball Arena on Ticketmaster
- Phoenix — same artist page, Mortgage Matchup Center
- Dallas — same artist page, American Airlines Center
If Denver lower bowl is $300+ and Phoenix 200-level is under that all-in, pick the city you can actually get to. Driving Denver–Phoenix or Dallas–Houston is realistic for some fans; flying for one night rarely beats the extra ticket cost.
Also scan:
On this tour, third-party listings can be stale, above face, or not transferable. If a site cannot move the ticket into your Ticketmaster account, walk away.
Step 3: Buy the seat you will actually use
Arenas for this run are standard end-stage.
- Lower bowl / floor: closest, loudest, most expensive
- Club / 100s sides: best value if you want a full production view
- Upper bowl: cheapest way in; still a full light-and-sound show
Avoid extreme corners unless the price gap is huge. Check the venue map for obstructed-view notes before checkout.
Set a number (example: $180 all-in) and buy when a pair hits it. Waiting for “one more drop” is how these dates sell through.
Venue cheat sheet
Ball Arena — Denver
Downtown, light rail to Ball Arena / Elitch Gardens station. Parking is paid and slow after. Age policies and bag rules follow the arena’s current concert guide. Arrive early; 7 p.m. listed start means doors well before that.
Mortgage Matchup Center — Phoenix
Downtown arena (formerly Footprint / Talking Stick). Light rail to 3rd St/Washington or nearby stops. Heat is still real in mid-September—plan indoor waiting, not a long tailgate. Confirm the current venue name on your ticket.
American Airlines Center — Dallas
Victory Park. Paid decks fill fast; rideshare drop-off is usually cleaner than circling. DART to Victory Station works. AAC bag policy is strict; travel light.
Always read the event’s Know Before You Go on Ticketmaster the day of the show.
If the map is empty
- Refresh Face Value Exchange the morning of the show
- Check Houston Sept. 19
- Watch Portland (Sept. 8) and Seattle only if those maps are cheaper and you can get there
- Do not buy from social DMs
Parker has more Deadbeat dates in Australia after this U.S. stretch and later 2027 Europe—those do not help you in Denver, Phoenix, or Dallas this month.
FAQ
Who is opening?
Dominic Fike on this late-summer stretch.
Can I transfer tickets to a friend?
Plan on no. This leg is built around non-transferable tickets and Face Value Exchange. Both names should be able to use the purchasing account at the gate, or buy separately.
Are tickets still available?
Yes on primary maps at last check, but not in every price tier. Upper bowl goes last; floor and lower sides go first.
What album is the tour for?
Deadbeat (2025), plus the catalog (“The Less I Know the Better,” “Let It Happen,” “Elephant,” and newer singles).
The Ticket News is independent and is not Tame Impala, Ticketmaster, Ball Arena, Mortgage Matchup Center, or American Airlines Center. Some links may be affiliate links. Prices, transfer rules, and inventory change. Confirm every detail on official Ticketmaster and venue pages before you buy.
