Michelle Branch Extends Tour with New EP, Resale Market Offers Last-Minute Seats
Michelle Branch's upcoming tour leg, which begins in February, sold out quickly, but fans can still find tickets through resale platforms like StubHub and SeatGeek. The singer is releasing an EP in November featuring reimagined versions of her songs with guest artists, including a new take on 'Goodbye to You' with Maren Morris. She added extra dates in Nashville and Tulsa and upgraded the Denver venue to accommodate demand.
Branch’s November EP reworks songs from *The Spirit Room*, her 2001 breakthrough, with guest collaborators. The lead single with Gregg Alexander revisits “The Game of Love,” while a live debut of “Goodbye to You” with Maren Morris at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium previewed the project. The new tour leg, running February through March, adds second shows in Nashville and Tulsa and upgrades Denver’s venue to the larger Mission Ballroom. Resale prices vary sharply by city, from roughly $70 in Charleston to over $1,800 for New York’s Beacon Theatre, with platforms like StubHub, SeatGeek, and VividSeats still listing inventory.
The quick sellouts and steep resale markups suggest sustained nostalgia-driven demand for early-2000s pop acts, with fans willing to pay premium prices for anniversary tours. This could reinforce a broader trend of legacy artists leveraging re-recorded collaborations and intimate venues to drive urgency, while also highlighting how secondary markets increasingly shape access—potentially pricing out casual listeners and concentrating tickets among resellers.