Miguel in Cincinnati | Tickets 2026
Feel the pulse of R&B as Miguel electrifies Cincinnati, OH on February 27, 2026 at the The Andrew J Brady Music Center. His dynamic performance will blend chart-topping hits like “Adorn” and “Sky Walker” with an unforgettable atmosphere. Don’t miss out—grab your Miguel tour tickets now!
Miguel Cincinnati Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Friday Feb 27, 2026 08:30 PM |
Cincinnati, Ohio | from $97.20 | Tickets |
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Miguel Cincinnati concert?
Miguel’s CAOS Tour stops in Cincinnati, Ohio on Friday, February 27, 2026 at The Andrew J Brady Music Center, located along the riverfront at The Banks entertainment district. The show is scheduled for 8:30 pm and features Miguel with special guest Jean Dawson, bringing the new CAOS album to a modern, mid-sized indoor venue.
What time do doors open and when should I arrive?
The event is listed with an 8:30 pm start time, and indoor shows at The Andrew J Brady Music Center typically begin letting guests in about an hour before, with earlier access possible for some VIP packages. Arriving between 7:15 and 7:45 pm usually gives you enough time to park in the Central Riverfront Garage, pass security, grab a drink or merch, and move to your floor or balcony section before the music starts.
Who is performing with Miguel at The Andrew J Brady Music Center?
The Cincinnati date is part of Miguel’s 41-date CAOS Tour and includes special guest Jean Dawson, who will open the night with a high-energy set before Miguel’s headlining performance. To catch the full show and enjoy the opener, plan to be inside by the posted start time rather than arriving only for Miguel’s set.
Is the Miguel Cincinnati show all ages, and what is the age policy?
According to the venue’s FAQ, shows at The Andrew J Brady Music Center are all ages unless otherwise posted, and all guests aged 2 or older must have a ticket. Children under 2 may attend reserved-seating shows only if they sit on a ticketed adult’s lap, and anyone 21 or older who plans to drink alcohol must present a valid, non-expired government-issued photo ID; without proper ID, guests cannot buy, hold, or drink alcohol.
Is the concert seated or general admission, and how does the balcony work?
The Andrew J Brady Music Center can be configured with a general admission floor and a reserved balcony or as fully reserved seating, and for many major tours the show uses a GA floor with ticketed balcony sections. If you have a balcony ticket, you cannot access the GA floor, and floor ticketholders cannot go to the balcony, so when buying Miguel tickets you should choose the area—up-close GA energy or a more elevated seated view—that best fits your preference.
How can I get cheap tickets for Miguel at The Andrew J Brady Music Center?
To find cheaper tickets, start with face-value options on primary ticket sites and then compare them with reputable resale platforms that show full, fee-inclusive prices for floor and balcony sections. Fans trying to save money often look for standard GA floor tickets or upper-balcony seats rather than VIP packages, monitor resale listings for price drops as February 27 approaches, and buy when they see tickets clearly below the average range shown across several marketplaces.
What strategies help avoid high ticket fees and overpaying?
Because service fees differ between vendors, it helps to place similar seats in your cart on two or three platforms and compare the final checkout totals—including all fees—before deciding where to purchase. Buying multiple tickets in one transaction, avoiding heavily marked-up “platinum” or speculative resale listings, and being flexible about standing a bit farther from the stage or sitting in side balcony sections can significantly reduce your cost without affecting how much you enjoy the show.
Where do I park for the Miguel concert, and how much does it cost?
The venue is located directly above the Central Riverfront Garage, with entrances on Race Street and Mehring Way, so you can park underneath and take the elevator or stairs up almost directly to the doors. Local fans report that typical event parking in the garage ranges from about 7 to 12 dollars depending on the night and other events, and additional lots like Lot E and garages around Paycor Stadium or 220 Central Avenue offer alternative choices at similar or slightly higher rates, all within a short walk.
How can I keep transportation and parking costs low?
You can save money by carpooling and splitting the cost of the Central Riverfront Garage with friends, parking in slightly more distant garages or lots like 220 Central or lots near Paycor Stadium, or even parking in Newport or Covington and walking across the bridge if you are comfortable with a longer walk. Checking for big overlapping events at The Banks, arriving early to access cheaper spaces, and using parking apps like ParkWhiz when available can further reduce your overall travel costs for the night.
Is The Andrew J Brady Music Center accessible, and how do I arrange accommodations?
The venue’s FAQ notes that both the indoor hall and its outdoor Icon stage are fully accessible, with ADA-compliant entrances and seating for guests who need accessible, hearing-impaired, or visually-impaired locations. Patrons requiring ADA seating must specify their needs at the time of ticket purchase so seats in designated ADA sections can be assigned on a best-available basis, and arriving early on show night makes it easier for staff to assist with getting to the correct entrance and seating area.
What are the security, bag, and re-entry policies for this Miguel show?
All guests are subject to metal-detector screening via walk-through magnetometers or wands, visual inspection, and bag checks at entry, and there is a no re-entry policy for all events, meaning once you leave you cannot come back in on the same ticket. Bringing only a small bag, having your mobile ticket ready, and planning to stay inside until you are ready to leave will help you move through security more quickly and focus on enjoying Miguel’s CAOS Tour set.