Incubus was confirmed to be returning to the Walmart AMP as part of the Cox Concert Series. The artists are also bringing rock band Coheed and Cambria with them as guests. The show was announced to be held on May 26 at 7:30 PM with gates opening at 6 PM.
Fans can access the Tickets as they go on sale to the public at 10 AM on January 20. The ticket price is $36-99.50 with fees and the presale ticket kicks off at 10 AM on January 18.
Additionally, Walmart AMP is now giving Premier Reserved Parking, which ensures guests a space in the parking lot across from the Walmart AMP main entrance and priced $20.
There are a limited number of reserved lawn tickets and Premier Reserved Parking spots, which will be accessible for most shows. There is a Fast Track available for early access to the venue and lawn chair rentals that can be added on to your order for $10 each.
Incubus Walmart AMP concert 2023: Tickets, where to buy, and more
Ticket add-ons won't be giving the holder access to the venue without a ticket. Fans can buy their Tickets in person at the Walton Arts Center or AMP box office via the website amptickets.com. Fans can also call on 479-443-5600.
Fans can check out more information about the policies for the 2023 Walmart AMP season via www.amptickets.com.
Incubus' sales crossed 23 million globally by 2017. The band also landed four top 5 debuts in the Billboard Top 200 and one Number 1 album.
Incubus has toured with several renowned artists including Linkin Park, OutKast, Moby, Jane’s Addiction, and Queens of the Stone Age, among others.
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With Brandon Boyd on vocals, Mike Einziger on guitar, piano, and backing vocals, José Pasillas II on drums, Chris Kilmore on turntables and keyboard, and Ben Kenney on bass, the rock band has always tried fresh concepts that helped them grow and find new ways to write and give their best music to the fans.
The iconic Los Angeles rock band Incubus have been consistently working hard to improvise their perspective on music since their formation in 1991. Incubus has graced several mega festivals stages including Lollapalooza and Air + Style, Download Festival, and Pinkpop.
Coheed and Cambria have set new standards for their music. The band having Claudio Sanchez on vocals and guitar, Travis Stever on guitar, Josh Eppard on drums, and Zach Cooper on bass made listeners want more of their music.
Coheed and Cambria made their debut with their album Vaxis I: The Unheavenly Creatures in 2018. It debuted at rank 1 on Billboard’s Hard Rock Albums chart, ranked 6 in current sales and Top 15 on the Billboard 200 chart.