The Chainsmokers Tickets

The Chainsmokers turned viral internet fame into one of the most consistent hit-making careers in dance-pop.

From a joke of a song about selfies to a run of diamond-certified singles, Drew Taggart and Alex Pall have spent over a decade dominating festival stages and radio charts alike. If you're ready to buy tickets for a Chainsmokers event, SeatPick compares The Chainsmokers tickets from trusted resale marketplaces so you can find a seat at fair ticket prices.

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What to Expect from a The Chainsmokers Concert?

A The Chainsmokers concert blends big festival production with radio-ready pop hooks, mixing live vocals with heavy electronic drops. Expect pyrotechnics, elaborate LED staging, and a setlist built to keep the crowd moving from start to finish. The duo is known for weaving in surprise mashups and unreleased material during their sets. Ticket prices vary depending on the venue, so it's worth comparing before you commit.

The Chainsmokers Biography

Alex Pall, an NYU art history graduate, and Drew Taggart, a former Interscope Records intern who studied at Syracuse University, were introduced by manager Adam Alpert in New York City in 2012. Their 2014 single "#Selfie" became a viral novelty hit, but the duo used the attention to pivot toward the more emotional, melody-driven sound that would define their career. That shift paid off with 2016's "Closer," featuring Halsey, which spent twelve weeks at number one and became one of the best-selling digital singles of all time.

Their debut album, "Memories...Do Not Open," arrived in 2017 and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. The duo has also held a long-running Las Vegas residency at Wynn Nightlife's XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club since 2017, which they extended through 2029.

The Chainsmokers Albums & Projects

The Chainsmokers' catalog includes the EPs "Bouquet" (2015) and "Collage" (2016), followed by the studio albums "Memories...Do Not Open" (2017), "Sick Boy" (2018), "World War Joy" (2019), "So Far So Good" (2022), and "Summertime Friends" (2023). More recent EPs include "No Hard Feelings" (2024) and "Breathe" (2025). "Memories...Do Not Open" is certified double platinum in the U.S. and features "Something Just Like This," their collaboration with Coldplay.

The Chainsmokers' Most Popular Songs and Setlist Selections

"Closer," featuring Halsey, remains the duo's signature hit and a guaranteed set closer. "Don't Let Me Down," which won a Grammy for Best Dance Recording, and "Roses" round out their most-requested early tracks. "Something Just Like This" and "Paris" are also setlist staples that showcase the duo's more melodic, pop-leaning side.

Previous Tours and Festival Appearances

The Chainsmokers have headlined major electronic and pop festivals including EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland in Belgium. Their World War Joy Tour supported the 2019 album of the same name and featured tourmates 5 Seconds of Summer, reflecting the duo's crossover appeal beyond pure electronic music.

Beyond their headline touring, they've built one of the longest-running residencies in Las Vegas, regularly performing at electronic music events across the Wynn Nightlife properties. Their sustained festival and club presence has made them fixtures on lineups spanning both the EDM and pop worlds.

Key Facts about The Chainsmokers

• Named Forbes' highest-paid DJs in 2019, unseating Calvin Harris after six years
• "Closer" is certified Diamond by the RIAA
• Won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for "Don't Let Me Down" in 2017
• Have held a Las Vegas residency at Wynn Nightlife since 2017
• Formed in New York City in 2012 under manager Adam Alpert