Here’s Where You Can Find Tickets to Stevie Wonder’s ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ Tour

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Stevie Wonder will tour Songs in the Key of Life this fall, performing the album in its entirety with shows from October through December. This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the classic record, which is widely considered one of the best of all time .

The tour kicks off on Oct. 13 in Birmingham, England, with the U.S. leg starting in November in New York and wrapping up in December in Los Angeles. Wonder will perform a night each in Chicago and Washington, D.C., and he’ll perform two nights in Detroit (home of Motown/Tamla Records, the label where the Michigan native spent his entire recording career).

It won’t be the first time the R&B icon tours Songs in the Key of Life — he had an extensive tour for the record in 2014 and 2015, where he also performed the album in full. It’s not a short album, either; including the A Something’s Extra EP, the double album runs over 100 minutes and features classics like “Sir Duke,” “I Wish,” and “As.”

Unsurprisingly, when tickets went on sale, they were snapped up quickly on primary marketplace Ticketmaster (the Detroit shows hit general sale on Sept. 15).

If you’re looking to catch Stevie Wonder on tour but missed the general sale, here’s what you need to know about finding tickets and how much you can expect to pay.

StubHub has tickets available for Stevie Wonder’s European and U.S. dates. The lowest price we saw for his Madison Square Garden date on StubHub was $855, while floor seats start at nearly $1,900.

Prices vary for Stevie Wonder’s tour on SeatGeek, with prices starting at around $400 for his Chicago date, while the Los Angeles date starts at around $500.

VividSeats has slightly lower starting prices for tickets, compared to other retailers — you can find tickets for the Washington, D.C. date starting at $300, while the Madison Square Garden date starts at $700.

Like StubHub, TicketNetwork has listings for international and U.S. dates. Prices for the Chicago date start at $430, while the L.A. date starts at $390.

Oct. 13 – Birmingham, England @ Utilita Arena Oct. 15 – Paris @ Accor Arena Oct. 18 – Copenhagen @ Royal Arena Oct. 20 – Oslo @ Unity Arena Oct. 22 – Stockholm @ 3Arena Oct. 24 – Hannover, Germany @ ZAG-Arena Oct. 26 – Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena Oct. 28 – Amsterdam @ Ziggo Dome Nov. 1 – Dublin @ 3Arena Nov. 3 – London @ The O2 Nov. 8 – Manchester @ Co-op Live Nov. 11 – Glasgow @ OVO Hydro Nov. 19 – New York City @ Madison Square Garden Nov. 21 – Chicago @ United Center Nov. 23 – Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena Dec. 8 – Detroit @ Fox Theatre Dec. 9 – Detroit @ Fox Theatre Dec. 19 – Los Angeles @ Intuit Dome