Concerts in Exeter

Just follow these simple steps:

1. Navigate to the top of the page and select the Exeter concert you're interested in attending.
2. Choose how many tickets you need and browse through all the available options. Take advantage of our filters to sort by price or to locate seats in a specific area of the venue.
3. Once you've found the perfect ticket, head to checkout to complete your purchase.

SeatPick is currently stocked with 621 tickets available across 7 upcoming concerts in Exeter.

Concert tickets in Exeter are available for purchase on our platform, with prices beginning at £50 and an average ticket price of £155. Ticket prices vary depending on the popularity of the show and your choice of seats.

Absolutely, yes. Every concert listing in Exeter comes from a ticket seller we've vetted, so you're covered by a minimum 100% money-back guarantee. You pay securely on the seller's site, and your tickets arrive before the event, usually sent straight to your phone.

Yes. On SeatPick, you'll find tickets for most concerts in Exeter right up until doors open. The vast majority of tickets are delivered straight to your phone, so buying on the day is easy. The biggest price changes happen late, so don't forget to sign up for our Price Drop alerts for every event you want to follow.

Compare options across the ticket market before you buy, because the same seat is often listed at different prices on different websites, and SeatPick shows you all the options side by side.

Currently, Passenger Exeter offers the most affordable tickets, with prices starting from £50 on our platform. The concert will take place on Sep 21, 2027 at The Great Hall, Exeter.

The best time to buy concert tickets in Exeter is usually early, when listings first open and there are more seat options to choose from. Since prices can shift with demand, checking listings ahead of time gives you a better chance of finding a great deal. In some cases, last-minute concert tickets may see a price drop if seats remain unsold, though this is never a sure thing.