Ole 60 in Salt Lake City | Tickets 2026
Feel the pulse of live music at the Ole 60 concert in Salt Lake City, UT on Mar 13 – Mar 14, 2026 at The Complex. Experience their electrifying performance, featuring chart-topping hits and an unforgettable atmosphere. Don’t miss out—grab your Ole 60 tour tickets now!
Ole 60 Salt Lake City Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Friday Mar 13, 2026 08:15 PM |
Salt Lake City, Utah | from $60.58 | Tickets |
| Saturday Mar 14, 2026 08:15 PM |
Salt Lake City, Utah | from $65.33 | Tickets |
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Ole 60 concert in Salt Lake City?
Ole 60 will play two nights in Salt Lake City at Rockwell at The Complex, located at 536 West 100 South in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. The shows are scheduled for Friday, March 13, 2026, and Saturday, March 14, 2026, as part of the band’s Smokestack Town Tour.
What time do doors open and when does the show start on each night?
For both March 13 and March 14, doors at Rockwell at The Complex are listed to open at 6:30 pm, with showtime at 8:15 pm Mountain time. Arriving around door time gives you a comfortable window for parking, security, grabbing a drink or merch, and finding a good spot before the music begins.
Who is performing with Ole 60 at The Complex?
Both Salt Lake City shows are promoted as Ole 60 with Gabriella Rose, with Gabriella Rose serving as the special guest and opener each night. Fans can expect a full evening of music, starting with Gabriella Rose’s set and building into Ole 60’s headlining Smokestack Town Tour performance.
What kind of venue is Rockwell at The Complex, and is the show indoors?
Rockwell is the largest room inside The Complex, an indoor multi-room live music venue established in 2010 in downtown Salt Lake City, designed with a big open floor, balcony spaces, and professional concert sound and lighting. Because the shows are indoors, weather will not affect the concerts, and arriving early helps you pick between being up close on the floor or watching from elevated areas with clear sightlines.
Are the Ole 60 shows seated or general admission?
Tickets for Ole 60 at Rockwell at The Complex are sold as general admission, with GA floor access and no traditional reserved seats listed for either night. General admission means you choose your own spot, so arriving closer to door time is the best way to secure a closer view of the stage, while fans who prefer more space can hang back or toward the sides.
How can I buy tickets for Ole 60 in Salt Lake City?
You can buy tickets for both March 13 and March 14 through AXS via the official Complex listings, as well as reputable resale platforms like SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and other marketplaces. For the clearest entry instructions and support if plans change, start with the official event pages, then compare sections and prices on one or two trusted resellers if one of the nights or GA areas appears limited.
How much do Ole 60 tickets in Salt Lake City cost, and what are typical price ranges?
The Complex’s own listing shows an advance ticket price around 48–49 USD plus fees for at least the March 13 show, giving a baseline for face-value GA. On resale sites, many GA tickets for Salt Lake City are currently listed higher, often in the 100+ USD range once fees are included, especially for preferred nights and as inventory tightens. Standard GA directly from AXS or the venue is usually the cheapest way in when still available.
What are some good tips for getting cheaper Ole 60 tickets in Salt Lake City?
To keep ticket costs down, first check AXS or the venue’s link for face-value GA for either March 13 or March 14, then compare all-in prices (with fees) on a couple of resale sites like SeatGeek or Vivid Seats. Be flexible about which night you attend, since one date may be cheaper than the other, and avoid VIP or suite-style offers; instead, focus on regular GA and monitor resale markets in the weeks before the shows, as some sellers may lower prices closer to the dates.
Are the Ole 60 Salt Lake City shows all ages, and do I need ID?
The Complex typically lists Rockwell shows with age policies such as all ages or 16+, and Ole 60’s Smokestack Town Tour dates with Gabriella Rose are generally open to a broad audience, so it is best to confirm the specific age rule for your night on the ticket page before purchasing. Regardless of age policy, anyone planning to buy alcohol must bring a valid government-issued photo ID, and venue staff may check IDs at the door or at bar and wristband stations.
How do I get to The Complex, and when should I arrive?
The Complex is located at 536 West 100 South in downtown Salt Lake City, accessible by car, rideshare, and public transit routes serving the city center. Because doors open at 6:30 pm and the show starts at 8:15 pm, planning to arrive between 6:30 and 7:15 pm usually gives you enough time to park, go through security, and find a comfortable spot without rushing.
What else should I know to make the most of the Ole 60 shows at The Complex?
Rockwell at The Complex usually offers bars, merch tables, and room to move around the GA floor, so arriving early lets you buy merchandise, grab drinks, and claim a good vantage point before Gabriella Rose starts. To keep your night budget-friendly, set a ticket price limit in advance, stick with standard GA over upgrades or suites, and plan your spending on parking, drinks, and extras so you can enjoy Ole 60’s full set on whichever night you choose without overspending.