Ghost in Knoxville | Tickets 2026
Prepare for an unforgettable night in Knoxville, TN, as Ghost takes the stage at the Thompson-Boling Arena on January 24, 2026. Experience their hauntingly theatrical performance, showcasing hits like “Square Hammer” and “Dance Macabre.” Don’t miss out—grab your Ghost tour tickets now!
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Ghost concert in Knoxville?
The Ghost “Skeletour World Tour 2026” concert in Knoxville is scheduled for January 24, 2026 at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center, on the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville, TN. The show is listed for 8:00 PM, so plan to be on campus well before then to navigate parking, pass security, and get settled before Ghost take the stage.
What time do doors open and how long will the show last?
For concerts and special events, Food City Center notes that door times vary by event and are listed with each show, but arena doors typically open about 60–90 minutes before the scheduled start. For an 8:00 PM Ghost concert, you can expect doors around 6:30–7:00 PM, and a full headlining set generally runs 90 minutes to two hours, so you will likely be at the arena until around 9:30–10:30 PM.
Is the Ghost Knoxville show all ages, and what about children’s tickets?
Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center hosts a wide range of family and sports events, and Ghost’s tour date is advertised in a standard arena format with no special age restriction in the public listings. As with most large arenas, children typically need their own seat and ticket once they are beyond toddler age, and only guests of legal drinking age with valid photo ID may purchase alcohol, so always check the specific event page if you plan to bring younger fans.
What is Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center like as a venue?
Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center is one of the largest on-campus arenas in the United States, with a capacity of over 20,000, designed for major basketball games, concerts, and special events. The arena features steep seating bowls that keep even upper-level seats relatively close to the action, plenty of concessions, and a big, loud atmosphere that suits a theatrical rock band like Ghost.
How is seating arranged for Ghost at Food City Center?
For a large rock tour like Ghost, the arena generally uses a concert seating map with reserved floor seats or a pit in front of the stage, surrounded by lower and upper bowl seating that wraps around much of the court area. Floor and lower-bowl seats give you the most immersive experience and cost more, while upper-level sections offer a more affordable way to see the full stage production and light show from a wider angle.
How can I get cheap tickets for Ghost in Knoxville?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices across the primary ticket site and several reputable resale marketplaces, because each platform may offer different starting prices, sections, and fee structures for the same date. Look for upper-bowl seats or higher rows in the lower bowl instead of floor or VIP sections, use tools like “show prices including fees” or Deal Score indicators where available, and keep watching listings as the show approaches, since some resellers drop prices if tickets are not selling quickly.
What strategies help avoid overpaying and high ticket fees?
A practical approach is to always compare the final checkout total—including all service charges and taxes—for similar seats on at least two or three platforms, rather than just the base price listed on the seating chart. You can save by skipping platinum or VIP packages you do not truly need, choosing slightly off-center sections or a few rows back instead of the very front, buying early enough to avoid steep last-minute surges, and preferring marketplaces that clearly show all-in pricing and value scores.
What is the bag policy for Ghost at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center?
Food City Center operates with a clear bag policy: each guest may bring one clear plastic bag no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear resealable bag, plus one small clutch purse not exceeding 4.5 x 6.5 inches; wallets must also fit within this size. Non-compliant bags are not allowed through security, and there is a separate medical bag check at Gate D for those who need to carry essential medical items, so bringing only essentials in a compliant bag will help you move through entry quickly.
What are the parking options for the Ghost concert in Knoxville?
Parking for concerts and special events at Food City Center is available in the lots and garages surrounding the arena, with event parking currently listed at about $20 and paid by card only. Spaces for guests with disabilities are available in each lot on a first-come, first-served basis, and because lots can fill quickly for big shows, arriving early or considering rideshare options can help avoid congestion and last-minute stress.
How do I get to Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center and avoid traffic headaches?
The arena is located on the University of Tennessee campus near the Tennessee River, and most fans drive in via I-40/I-275 and follow campus signage to the surrounding parking lots. To keep things simple, many visitors carpool, arrive early to avoid peak traffic and enjoy pre-show time on campus, or use rideshare services to be dropped off near the designated entrances instead of hunting for a parking space right before showtime.
What else should I know about arena policies, security, and comfort during the show?
Food City Center enforces standard arena security rules: weapons are prohibited, outside food and drink are not allowed, and the building is a smoke-free environment with no smoking or vaping inside. The venue also operates largely cashless for parking and often for concessions, so bringing a debit or credit card is important, and guests needing accessible seating, restrooms, or medical assistance will find dedicated services throughout the arena to make the Ghost concert more comfortable and enjoyable.