The event takes place on August 8th in Woodstock, New York
Shawn Mendes will perform his new album Shawn live at Bearsville Theater in Woodstock, New York on August 8th. Demand for tickets is overwhelming and quantities are limited. To help tickets get into the hands of fans – not scalpers and bots – a very limited number of tickets will be available for purchase via a ticket request system powered by Seated. Seated is the official ticketing partner and the only platform selling verified tickets to this event.
Fans must register on Seated before Thursday, August 1st at 11:59 pm EDT to be considered for selection. Only one registration is allowed per person.
Random selection begins on Friday, August 2nd at noon EDT. All registered fans will be notified of the random selection results via email and text message by Friday, August 2nd at 5 pm EDT.
If selected, your tickets will be automatically purchased, and your credit card will be charged. All remaining fans will have the opportunity to join the waitlist for a chance to purchase tickets if they become available.
Shawn will be released on October 18th via Island Records. The superstar’s fifth studio release draws deeply from his travels and experiences over the last few years, following the cancellation of his 2022 tour. It represents his most musically intimate and lyrically honest work, guiding listeners through a profound self-dialogue with each song. Written and recorded over two years, the project was crafted in diverse locations including Nosara, Costa Rica; Clubhouse Studio in Rhinebeck, NY; Bear Creek Studio in Washington State; Darkhorse Recordings in Nashville; and Electric Lady in New York City.
The album was written and co-produced by Mendes, alongside collaborators Scott Harris, Mike Sabath (Raye’s “My 21st Century Blues”), Nate Mercereau (Andre 3000 “New Blue Sun”), and Eddie Benjamin, with additional songs co-written by Grammy Award-winning writer Amy Allen and Ethan Gruska (Bon Iver and Phoebe Bridgers). The record also features instrumentation from the Punch Brothers’ Chris Thile.
