Alex Warren in New York | Tickets 2026
Prepare for an unforgettable night as Alex Warren takes the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY on Jul 15, 2026. Feel the electrifying atmosphere as he performs fan favorites, blending heartfelt lyrics with high-energy beats. Don’t miss out—grab your Alex Warren tour tickets now!
Alex Warren New York Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Wednesday Jul 15, 2026 07:30 PM |
New York, New York | from $98.40 | Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Alex Warren concert in New York?
Alex Warren Presents: Little Orphan Alex Live comes to Madison Square Garden in New York City on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. The show is scheduled for 7:30 PM, with doors opening at 6:30 PM, giving you a full summer evening to enjoy this arena tour stop in the heart of Manhattan.
How can I buy tickets for Alex Warren at Madison Square Garden?
Tickets are available through the official Madison Square Garden event page and Ticketmaster listing for “Alex Warren Presents: Little Orphan Alex Live,” which sell standard seats, floor tickets, and some premium options. You can also reach official tickets via Alex’s tour site, the Cobrand North American tour page, Live Nation, and reputable marketplaces like Vivid Seats, TicketSwap, and NYC-focused ticket sites, all of which clearly label the MSG date.
How can I get cheap tickets for the New York concert?
Market data shows that Alex Warren New York tickets can start around the low $90s on some platforms, with Vivid Seats listing a current “lowest price” of about $80 while the average price at MSG is around $259. To find cheaper options, focus on higher-level sections in the upper bowl, compare fee-inclusive totals on several reputable vendors, watch SeatGeek’s price comparisons, and check verified resale platforms closer to the date where some fans may drop prices rather than keep unused tickets.
Does my ticket support a charitable cause?
Yes, Madison Square Garden’s event listing notes that Alex Warren is donating $1 from every ticket sold for the MSG show (when purchased via Ticketmaster or the box office) to Camp Kesem through his PLUS1 partnership, helping fund free camps and programs for kids whose parents are fighting cancer. That means each ticket not only gets you into a major arena concert but also contributes directly to a meaningful support network for families.
What time should I arrive, and when do doors open?
The MSG event page lists doors at 6:30 PM and showtime at 7:30 PM, and venue FAQs recommend arriving early to allow for security screening and crowds, especially at high-demand concerts. Planning to be in the area by about 6:00–6:15 PM gives you time to find the correct entrance, pass bag checks, pick up food or merch if you like, and comfortably locate your seats before the lights go down.
What is the bag policy at Madison Square Garden?
Madison Square Garden’s FAQs state that bags do not need to be clear, but they must fit comfortably under your seat and cannot exceed 22" x 14" x 9"; oversized bags, large backpacks, and suitcases are prohibited. Practical guides add that small clutch bags, wallets, and purses are generally fine, medical and diaper bags are usually allowed after inspection, and there is no guaranteed on-site bag check, so the safest choice is to bring only a small bag or no bag at all.
Where are the best places to sit, and how is the arena laid out?
For Little Orphan Alex Live, MSG uses an end-stage concert configuration, with floor sections directly in front of the stage, then lower-bowl 100-level seating and upper-bowl 200-level seating wrapping around the arena. Upper-level seats are generally the most budget-friendly, while lower-bowl side sections often balance good sightlines with moderate prices, and floor or lower-center seats provide the most immersive experience at a premium.
What are the parking and transit options, and how can I save money?
MSG sits above Penn Station at 4 Penn Plaza, where there is no dedicated arena garage but many nearby private lots and garages that can be pricey, especially at peak times. To save money and avoid driving stress in Midtown, use public transit—subway and commuter rail lines converge at Penn Station—consider regional trains instead of parking in Manhattan, or, if you must drive, book a more distant garage at an off-peak rate and walk a few extra blocks.
Is the New York show all ages, and is it suitable for kids?
Madison Square Garden generally hosts all-ages concerts unless otherwise specified, and the Alex Warren event listing does not flag any special age restrictions, so families can attend when minors are accompanied by adults. If you bring children, choose seats slightly away from the largest speaker clusters, arrive early to avoid rushing, and bring ear protection so younger fans can enjoy the show in comfort.
How do mobile tickets and entry work at MSG?
Tickets for Alex Warren at Madison Square Garden are issued as mobile tickets via Ticketmaster and the MSG account system, which must be displayed as live barcodes on your phone at entry; printed PDFs and screenshots may not be accepted. Before leaving, log into your ticketing account, confirm that your tickets show correctly, ensure your phone is fully charged, and bring the card and photo ID used for purchase in case the box office or guest services needs to verify your order.
How can I save money on the overall concert experience?
You can keep your MSG night affordable by targeting upper-bowl or side-view seats at face value, using presales to snag good sections early, and comparing fee-inclusive prices across several reputable vendors before buying. Once plans are set, rely on public transit instead of paying for Midtown parking, eat before you arrive or set a strict budget for concessions and merch, and remember that every ticket also includes a $1 donation to Camp Kesem, letting you support a cause while still watching your spending.