Josh Johnson in Chicago 2026
Feel the pulse of Chicago as Josh Johnson takes the stage at the Chicago Theatre from February 13 – February 15, 2026. Get swept away by his electrifying performance style and chart-topping hits that’ll have you laughing and singing along. Secure your spot now with Josh Johnson tour tickets!
Josh Johnson Chicago Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Friday Feb 13, 2026 08:00 PM |
Josh Johnson from $91.20 |
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| Saturday Feb 14, 2026 05:00 PM |
Josh Johnson from $162.00 |
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| Saturday Feb 14, 2026 08:00 PM |
Josh Johnson from $93.60 |
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| Sunday Feb 15, 2026 05:00 PM |
Josh Johnson from $145.20 |
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| Sunday Feb 15, 2026 08:00 PM |
Josh Johnson from $96.00 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Josh Johnson performing at The Chicago Theatre?
Josh Johnson is bringing The Flowers Tour to The Chicago Theatre over three days: Friday, February 13, 2026 at 8:00 p.m., Saturday, February 14, 2026 with shows at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and Sunday, February 15, 2026 with shows at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Where is The Chicago Theatre located?
The Chicago Theatre is located at 175 North State Street in the Loop in downtown Chicago, Illinois. The famous marquee is on State Street between Lake Street and Randolph Street, close to many restaurants, bars, and hotels.
What time do doors open, and when should I arrive?
Event details say doors at The Chicago Theatre open about one hour before showtime, such as 7:00 p.m. for an 8:00 p.m. Josh Johnson show. The venue recommends arriving early with your digital tickets ready on your phone so security, scanning, and finding your seats are quick and you do not miss the start of the performance.
How can I get cheaper tickets for Josh Johnson in Chicago?
Ticket sites show that prices vary widely by date, time, and section, with premium center orchestra seats costing much more than side orchestra, loge, or balcony seats. To get cheaper tickets, compare all five showtimes, target side or rear orchestra, loge, or balcony sections, buy early at face value through official sellers, and use comparison tools to sort resale listings by lowest total cost including fees.
Why do ticket prices differ so much between websites?
Official sellers like Ticketmaster and the Chicago Theatre site sell at face value, while resale marketplaces set prices based on demand, remaining inventory, and their own fees. To avoid overpaying, first check face-value prices on official listings, then only use reputable resale sites, filter by lowest price, and always look at the final total with fees before you buy.
What is the seating layout at The Chicago Theatre, and which areas are most budget-friendly?
The Chicago Theatre is a historic 3,600-seat venue with orchestra seating on the main floor, a loge section, and one or more balcony levels above. Center orchestra and front loge sections are the most expensive, while side orchestra, rear orchestra, and upper balcony seats are generally more affordable yet still offer good views and sound for a comedy show.
Will my seats be together, and how do seat numbers work?
Ticketing FAQs explain that tickets purchased in one order are usually for adjacent seats, even if seat numbers are not shown in advance on some third-party sites. If your tickets show the same section and consecutive or near-consecutive numbers in the same row, they will be together, so you can safely choose a lower-cost section while keeping your group seated side by side.
What are the bag and security policies at The Chicago Theatre?
The Chicago Theatre FAQ notes that all guests must pass through security screening, and bags are subject to inspection, with oversized bags and certain items not allowed. To speed up entry and avoid issues, arrive early, bring only small bags that can fit under your seat, and have your digital tickets open and screen brightness up before you reach the doors.
What are good strategies to keep the whole night affordable (tickets, parking, and extras)?
To keep costs down, choose balcony or rear/side orchestra seats instead of front-center orchestra, compare prices across all five showtimes, and try to buy early at face value before only expensive resale tickets remain. On show day, use public transit or discounted garages like Grant Park North or Theatre District Garage instead of paying top rates at the closest lots, eat before you arrive so you only need a snack or one drink inside, and set a clear budget for drinks and merch.
Where is the best place to park for a Josh Johnson show at The Chicago Theatre?
Parking guides recommend garages such as the Theatre District Garage on Lake Street and Grant Park North Garage, which both offer pre-purchased or discounted event parking for Chicago Theatre shows. Booking parking online in advance and using the Pedway or a short walk to State Street lets you lock in a lower rate and avoid circling for a spot right before the show.