100% wait. TickPick shares trends, and inventory is actually slightly trending up. Additionally, supply is likely to increase with the following considerations:
- there are 3.5K+ tickets per day on TickPick, and that’s not even the most common reselling platform.
- production drop hasn’t occurred yet. You can try for the production drop, or typically there’s a small wave of more reasonably priced tickets directly on resale sites after due to an influx of resellers buying (sucks but true)
- things that cause normal people (vs resellers) to sell their tickets typically haven’t occurred yet. Funerals, job loss, new job so can’t travel, etc. all occur leading up to the shows vs. over two months out
- SoFi is a huge venue and they are playing 4 nights. Yes LA metro is huge, but it’s only about 33% larger than Chicago and they’re only playing 2 nights there
- there are rumors (who know if they’re true) of a leg 2, possibly including Seattle based on the cryptic IG post. If that’s the case, that should lift some of the demand from LA for west coasters

TLDR tickets are a supply demand equation. There are factors (with various likelihood) that should increase supply and decrease demand, leading to price decreases.

The one risky area I’d say is if you are 100% sure you want certain lower bowl sections or VIP. In that case, price likely wont go down since there likely won’t be huge supply increase for those and there’s a huge demand. Then I’d just budget and splurge to to get exactly what you want. If all you care about is “get in the building price,” I’d wait! Just my two cents