St. Louis, MO
The Hawthorn - St. Louis · 8:00 PM
$66.70
up to $115
40 upcoming dates
Starting price across the 16 dates on this page: $60.95 on Sun, Nov 8 in Royal Oak, MI — $149.50 under the dearest of them.
The Hawthorn - St. Louis · 8:00 PM
$66.70
up to $115
Sheas Performing Arts Center · 8:00 PM
$140.30
up to $5,027.80
$60.95
up to $1,199.45
Roadrunner · 6:30 PM
$70.15
up to $1,199.45
The B Side Liquor Lounge · 10:00 PM
$67.85
up to $137.30
The Lyric Baltimore · 8:00 PM
$115
up to $1,274.20
Bass Concert Hall · 8:00 PM
$112.70
up to $412.85
Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie · 8:00 PM
$77.05
up to $752.10
Bayou Music Center · 8:00 PM
$72.45
up to $938.40
New Jersey Performing Arts Center - Prudential Hall · 8:00 PM
$210.45
up to $645.15
Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center for the Arts · 8:00 PM
$179.40
up to $1,018.90
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver · 8:00 PM
$154.10
up to $265.65
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Vancouver · 8:00 PM
$156.40
up to $261.05
YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park · 8:00 PM
$72.45
up to $833.75
The Chicago Theatre · 8:00 PM
$142.60
up to $1,422.55
The Chicago Theatre · 8:00 PM
$104.65
up to $754.40
Host Joe Santagato created the show from his family home, where the early episodes were recorded in a literal basement. Alongside co-host Frank Alvarez, the lifelong friends have grown a massive online following through their natural, unscripted banter. The transition from a digital studio to the stage brings their chaotic energy and relatable discussions about pop culture, childhood memories, and bizarre internet debates directly to a live audience. Fans looking for the basement yard podcast tickets can expect the same unfiltered chemistry that defines their weekly audio episodes.
A live recording of this show feels like a massive, hilarious conversation with friends. The stage setup is simple, usually mirroring the relaxed lounge atmosphere of their studio, allowing the hosts to interact spontaneously with the crowd. There are no strict scripts or formal segments, meaning every performance is entirely unique and driven by the crowd energy in the room. This makes comparing prices across different ticket sellers essential for fans wanting to experience the duo's sharp wit and infectious laughter in person.
We read every Basement listing our sellers publish and keep the starting price for each date. Across all 40 upcoming dates the starting get-in price is $48.30 and the typical date sits at $76.47, up to $210.45 on the dearest. Every price is the starting listing from the one marketplace we currently carry.
Sunday dates are the reliable saving — they average 28% below the other nights on this run. Phoenix starts at $48.30. Fees and delivery are added by the seller at checkout.