Tyler Rich in Philadelphia | Tickets 2026
Feel the pulse of country music as Tyler Rich takes the stage at The Foundry in Philadelphia, PA on May 7, 2026. With electrifying performances of hits like “The Difference” and “Leave Me Alone,” the energy will be unstoppable. Don’t miss out—secure your Tyler Rich tour tickets now!
Tyler Rich Philadelphia Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Thursday May 07, 2026 07:00 PM |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | from $35.76 | Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Tyler Rich concert in Philadelphia?
Tyler Rich is performing in Philadelphia on Thursday, May 7, 2026, at The Foundry, the intimate upstairs room at The Fillmore Philadelphia complex at 29 E Allen Street in the Fishtown neighborhood. The show is part of the Good Times & Better Company Tour with the James Barker Band, so you will see both acts on the same night in a small, club-style setting.
What time do doors open and what time does the show start?
Tickets list Tyler Rich and the James Barker Band at The Foundry for 7:00 pm on May 7, 2026, which is the official show time. Doors at this venue typically open around an hour before, so planning to arrive between 6:00 and 6:30 pm gives you time to navigate parking, pass security, grab a drink, and move toward the stage before the first artist starts playing.
Who is playing with Tyler Rich at The Foundry?
This Philadelphia date is branded as “Tyler Rich and James Barker Band – Good Times & Better Company Tour,” and listings also show Carly Simmons on the bill as an additional act. You can expect Carly Simmons to open, followed by full sets from the James Barker Band and Tyler Rich, giving you a full evening of country music rather than a single short headliner set.
What kind of venue is The Foundry and how big is it?
The Foundry is the upstairs, VIP-style club space within The Fillmore Philadelphia, featuring its own bar, built-in stage, and flexible lounge seating under low ceilings. Venue guides list a capacity of about 450 standing according to Ticketmaster and local music resources, while an event-planning profile describes it as holding around 250 for private events; for concerts, you should expect a compact, 400ish-cap room where the crowd feels close to the stage.
Is the Tyler Rich concert seated or standing at The Foundry?
The Foundry is described as having a “one-size-fits-all general admission policy” with standing-room floor for most shows, and local guides explicitly list it as a standing venue. While the room has a grand bar and some booth or lounge seating around the edges, tickets for this show are sold as GA, so you should plan to stand for the night and treat any available seats as first-come bonuses rather than something guaranteed.
What is the age policy for this Philadelphia show?
This Tyler Rich concert is listed as an 18+ event on AXS and Vivid Seats, meaning only fans 18 or older can attend. All patrons must have a ticket regardless of age, and everyone should bring a valid government-issued photo ID for entry checks and alcohol purchases; if you are under 21, you can still attend if you are 18+ but will receive a wristband or mark indicating no alcohol.
How much do tickets cost and what affects the price?
One event listing shows tickets for James Barker Band with Tyler Rich and Carly Simmons at The Foundry starting at $32, while other ticketing sites for The Foundry list typical event ranges in the $30–$50 area depending on demand. Prices can rise on resale markets and closer to the show date, so your final cost depends on how early you buy, whether you stick with primary sellers or use resellers, and the fees each platform adds at checkout.
How can I get cheaper tickets for the Tyler Rich concert in Philadelphia?
To keep things affordable, buy general-admission tickets as early as possible from primary outlets (Ticketmaster, AXS, or links from the official event pages) near the $32–$40 range instead of waiting and paying higher resale prices. You can save more by comparing all-in prices (ticket plus fees) across a few authorized sites, avoiding last-minute scalper-style listings, and skipping VIP or add-on items like coat-check upgrades if your budget is tight and you mainly want to be in the room.
What’s the best way to get to The Foundry and manage parking cheaply?
The Foundry shares parking and access with The Fillmore, located in Fishtown near Delaware Avenue, with venue-operated lots on North Front Street and Richmond Street that open two hours before door time. To save money, consider carpooling and splitting parking fees, using nearby public transit or a mix of train plus short rideshare, and arriving early to find cheaper spots in the recommended lots or on nearby streets rather than paying premium rates or circling at the last minute.
What kind of atmosphere can I expect at Tyler Rich’s Foundry show?
You can expect a lively, close-quarters club show with about 400–450 fans packed into an upstairs room above The Fillmore, with strong sound, a central bar, and the James Barker Band and Tyler Rich playing just a few steps away. To get the most from it without overspending, decide your budget for tickets, drinks, and merch in advance, buy your GA ticket early at a fair price, arrive around door time to secure a good viewing spot, and wear comfortable clothing and shoes so you can stand, move, and sing along through the full multi-artist lineup.