Yellowcard in Stateline | Tickets 2026

Feel the pulse of live music at the Tahoe Blue Event Center on May 28, 2026, in Stateline, NV! Yellowcard ignites the stage with their iconic pop-punk anthems, delivering an electrifying atmosphere filled with soaring melodies and infectious energy. Don’t miss your chance—grab your Yellowcard tour tickets now!

Yellowcard Stateline Tickets

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Thursday May 28, 2026 07:00 PM	Stateline, Nevada	from $63.60	Tickets

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Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Yellowcard Stateline concert?

Yellowcard will bring The Up Up Down Down Tour to Stateline, Nevada on Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the Tahoe Blue Event Center, located at 75 U.S. Highway 50 in the South Lake Tahoe basin. This modern indoor arena sits just across the state line from California, surrounded by hotels and casinos, making it easy to turn the show into a full Lake Tahoe getaway.

Who is playing with Yellowcard at Tahoe Blue Event Center?

The Tahoe Blue Event Center event page and tour listings confirm that New Found Glory and Plain White T’s will join Yellowcard for this date, as part of The Up Up Down Down Tour. The night is advertised as “an epic night of throwback anthems pop-punk energy,” with all three bands bringing their biggest hits and deep cuts to a single, stacked bill.

What time do doors open, and when should I arrive?

Tickets list the show time as 7:00 PM, and while the arena does not post a specific door time for every event, venues of this type typically open doors 60–90 minutes before showtime. Planning to arrive between 5:30 and 6:00 PM will give you time to park at one of the nearby casino garages, walk to the arena, pass through clear-bag security, and find your seat or floor spot before Plain White T’s and New Found Glory start their sets.

Is the Yellowcard Tahoe Blue Event Center show all ages?

Public listings for Yellowcard at Tahoe Blue Event Center do not show a specific 18+ or 21+ age restriction, which aligns with many arena concerts in the basin that are open to a wide range of ages. Alcohol will be available inside for guests 21+ with valid ID, but families and younger fans can attend the show as long as they each have a valid ticket.

What is the bag policy at Tahoe Blue Event Center?

Tahoe Blue Event Center uses a strict clear bag policy for all events: clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" are allowed, and small non-clear clutches no larger than 4.5" x 6.5" are permitted, with all bags subject to search. Exceptions are made for medical, family, and child-care bags, but these may require additional screening, and large backpacks or other bulky bags are not permitted. The easiest way to get through security quickly is to bring only a compliant clear bag or a very small clutch—or go bagless and keep essentials in your pockets.

Is the venue cashless, and what should I know about concessions and merch?

Tahoe Blue Event Center is a fully cashless facility, so all concessions and the box office accept only debit and credit cards for payment. Merchandise booths are set up throughout the lobby and concourses during events, so you can expect Yellowcard, New Found Glory, and Plain White T’s tour merch to be available inside the arena before and after the show. Because cash is not accepted, be sure your cards or mobile wallet are ready and set a spending limit ahead of time so souvenirs and snacks do not push you over budget.

Where can I park for the Yellowcard show, and how much does it cost?

Event information from Visit Lake Tahoe and the arena FAQ notes that parking for Tahoe Blue Event Center events is available at any of the four nearby casino properties in the basin, all of which charge for parking; rates vary by casino and event. Guests staying in the area are encouraged to use Lake Link, the free public transportation service, to avoid paying multiple parking fees or dealing with post-show traffic right at the arena. To keep costs down, consider staying at a hotel that includes parking, sharing a car and splitting fees with friends, or using Lake Link from a free or cheaper parking option a bit farther away from the immediate casino core.

What is Tahoe Blue Event Center like as a concert venue?

Tahoe Blue Event Center is a new, multi-purpose indoor arena designed for concerts, sports, and large events, bringing a modern A/V setup, comfortable seating, and good sightlines to the South Lake Tahoe area. For a show like Yellowcard’s tour, the venue can be configured with a large GA floor and reserved seating in the lower and upper bowls, providing both close, high-energy standing areas and more relaxed seated views higher up. That combination makes it easy to choose whether you want to be in the middle of the pop-punk action or enjoy the music from a comfortable seat with a full view of the stage.

How much do Yellowcard Tahoe Blue Event Center tickets cost, and what counts as a cheap ticket?

Ticket sites show multiple price tiers for Yellowcard at Tahoe Blue Event Center, with options ranging from standard GA or upper-bowl reserved seats to closer lower-bowl and premium sections, plus VIP packages through VIP Nation. Resale platforms like Viagogo and others list tickets with dynamic pricing, often starting around lower price points for upper seats and rising for floor or closer sections, with fees added at checkout. A relatively cheap ticket is usually a GA or upper-level reserved seat that is clearly below the average resale price once fees are included, so always compare fee-inclusive totals across several platforms before buying.

Are there Yellowcard VIP packages for this show, and are they worth it?

VIP Nation offers Yellowcard VIP Soundcheck Packages for The Up Up Down Down Tour, including the Stateline date, which bundle a GA or premium reserved ticket with perks like soundcheck access, a group photo with Yellowcard, early entry, a drink voucher, exclusive merch, and a dedicated VIP entrance. These packages significantly increase the ticket cost compared to standard admission, so they are best suited for fans who place high value on behind-the-scenes access and memorabilia rather than those simply looking for the most economical way to see the show. If you are trying to keep spending down, a standard GA or reserved ticket without VIP add-ons will usually provide the best value for the experience.

What are smart ways to get cheap tickets and keep my Stateline concert night affordable?

To get cheaper tickets, start with primary sellers like Ticketmaster or AXS and look for lower-tier GA or upper-bowl seats before they sell out, then compare those prices to reputable resale platforms that show full, fee-inclusive totals so you can find any underpriced listings for similar sections. You can keep your night affordable by sharing parking or using Lake Link instead of paying solo casino garage rates, skipping VIP packages in favor of standard seats, eating at more budget-friendly local spots before you head into the arena, limiting high-priced drinks and impulse merch buys, and choosing one favorite souvenir item so most of your budget goes toward actually enjoying Yellowcard, New Found Glory, and Plain White T’s in the Tahoe Blue Event Center. Watching ticket prices over time and being ready to buy when you see a fair, fee-inclusive deal in a decent section is the best way to avoid overpaying as May 28, 2026 approaches.

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