When Do Disturbed Tickets Go on Sale?

As of November 10, 2026, tickets for Disturbed’s announced 2027 New Zealand, Australia, and Asia shows are already on general sale. Those confirmed sales ran October 30 to November 6, 2026, at local times. Tokyo is the exception: its general-sale date is still TBC. Use the event seller linked from Disturbed’s official tour page; no 2027 U.S. date is confirmed.

Worried you missed the presale, or that a resale listing is marked up? The first step is to separate confirmed ticket dates from guesses. Disturbed’s 2027 dates are for New Zealand, Australia, and Asia; the official tour announcement lists each city’s presale and general-sale time, and says the schedule varies by city. For a U.S. buyer, that matters: Ticketmaster currently lists no upcoming U.S. concerts for the band. (disturbed1.com)

Disturbed Ticket Sale Timing and Official Price Reconnaissance

The announced 2027 general sales have passed, except that Tokyo’s date remains unconfirmed. The confirmed on-sales occurred from Friday, October 30, through Friday, November 6, 2026, at venue-local times; check the linked seller for tickets still available or any later release. (disturbed1.com)

Disturbed’s official announcement sets the regional sale dates. The Hong Kong listing gives its ticket prices in Hong Kong dollars, while official Bangkok and Taipei ticket pages show their starting prices and, for Bangkok, the booking fee. Those local prices are not a guide to what another city charges. (disturbed1.com)

For Australia and New Zealand, the general sale was October 30 at 1 p.m. local time. That means different clock times across the region; use the venue’s time zone rather than converting the announcement to U.S. time and guessing. The linked seller is Ticketmaster for Auckland and Ticketek for Brisbane. (disturbed1.com)

Presale Access and Checkout Execution

Presales for the announced 2027 dates are over, but their rules show what to look for if Disturbed adds dates. Artist access required sign-up no later than one hour before the local presale; other routes included Live Nation membership and, in some markets, eligible bank cards. Presale access never guaranteed a ticket. (disturbed1.com)

For New Zealand and Australia, Disturbed offered an artist presale, followed by a Live Nation presale. The Auckland event page said Live Nation members could log in and buy during that window without a code, and set a limit of 10 tickets per transaction. That limit is event-specific, not a band-wide rule. (livenation.co.nz)

Asian presale options varied by city. Hong Kong listed an artist presale, an HSBC Mastercard presale, and a Live Nation members presale; Taipei listed an artist presale, presales for certain Mastercard holders, and a Live Nation members presale. Bangkok also listed Mastercard, UOB Mastercard, and Live Nation Tero presales. Check the event page for eligible cards, account rules, and ticket caps before trying to buy. (livenation.hk)

If a new sale is announced, start with Disturbed’s tour page, then follow its event link to the named seller. Create and verify the seller account, save a working payment method, and note any ticket limit. Do not buy a code from a stranger or assume one presale code works for another city or sale.

Historical Release and Pricing Trends

Past dates show that Disturbed does not follow one fixed annual ticket calendar. The 2025 North American tour had eight days between its announcement and general sale; the 2027 Australia and New Zealand dates had four. That is useful context, not a reliable formula for a future tour. (disturbed1.com)

The earlier examples come from Disturbed’s official tour announcements and a 2024 venue press release. Bangkok’s official ticket listing gives the current price range as THB 2,800–3,800, excludes a 3% booking fee, and says the final price appears before payment. (disturbed1.com)

The clear pattern is that sale dates follow each tour and market, not a predictable month. Do not use an old tour’s calendar to forecast a new one, and treat a countdown on an unofficial page as unconfirmed until the band, venue, or authorized seller posts it.

Ticketing Platform Rules, Fees, and Price Protection

Buy through the seller linked from Disturbed’s official tour page or the venue’s event page. Compare the final checkout amount, not only the seat price: a listed ticket may have booking or service fees, and the rules for resale, transfer, and price adjustments depend on the event and seller. (disturbed1.com)

Bangkok’s listing states that its prices are not automatically adjusted based on demand or buying time, and that the final ticket price is nonrefundable if prices differ later. That is a specific event policy, not a promise for all Disturbed shows. Ticketmaster also says event organizers control whether tickets can be resold or transferred through its service. (ticketmaster.co.th)

Step-by-Step Purchasing Playbook

For any future Disturbed drop, prepare before the posted time, use the official event link, and follow the seller’s own queue and checkout instructions. There is no verified universal cart timeout or queue method for every venue, so rely on what the event page shows rather than a fan-made rule.

Pre-drop preparation

Confirm the city, date, time zone, presale eligibility, ticket limit, seller, and accepted payment methods. If you need accessible seating, check the venue or seller’s specific process; the Auckland event page directs buyers to the authorized ticketing agent for accessible tickets. (livenation.co.nz)

Decide your seat preference and maximum all-in spend in advance. If the seller shows fees before purchase, compare those totals. If a presale requires a card or member account, verify that requirement before the sale opens; a code alone may not make you eligible.

Drop-day execution

Use the official event link and join the queue when the seller instructs. Keep your session stable, avoid repeatedly refreshing unless the page tells you to, and be ready to choose a backup section. Before confirming payment, check the date, seat count, currency, fees, and final total.

Do not mistake a presale for a discount. Presales can have limited inventory, and some events offer the same price categories across several presale rounds. Bangkok’s listing says its presale rounds had limited tickets in each round, not that presale buyers received a lower price. (livenationtero.co.th)

Post-purchase check

Save the order confirmation and fee breakdown, then confirm the ticket appears in the official seller account. Review the event’s transfer and resale rules. Do not assume a later price drop earns a refund; the Bangkok event listing expressly says later price differences do not change the completed purchase price. (ticketmaster.co.th)

Secondary Markets, Resale Timing, and Price Changes

There is no verified Disturbed-specific resale price curve that identifies the best day to buy. Prices can change by listing and seller, so compare the same section and ticket type, include fees, and check the event’s transfer rules before paying. Avoid treating a predicted last-minute drop as guaranteed. (help.ticketmaster.com)

If the official seller shows no tickets, check whether it offers an authorized resale option for that event. Ticketmaster says resale availability depends on the organizer and may be disabled for an event, venue area, or ticket type. A ticket listed on another platform is not automatically valid just because it appears in a search result. (help.ticketmaster.com)

When comparing SeatGeek, StubHub, or Gametime listings, look for the exact date, section, ticket quantity, delivery method, and displayed buyer-protection terms. Do not send money by direct transfer to a social-media seller. In the Philippines, the event page warns that tickets used or sold in breach of its terms may be canceled. (livenation.ph)

Real-World Purchasing Scenario and Strategy Breakdown

Consider the 2027 Bangkok show on May 16. Its general sale opened Friday, November 6, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time, after artist, Mastercard, UOB Mastercard, and Live Nation Tero presales. The official listing set standing prices at THB 2,800–3,800, plus a 3% booking fee. (livenationtero.co.th)

A buyer who joined the wrong presale or used an ineligible card could lose time without reaching checkout. A stronger plan was to register for the artist presale before its deadline, or confirm eligibility for another listed presale, then use the official Ticketmaster Thailand route and review the final price before payment. The event listing says presale access did not guarantee a ticket, so having a backup sale window mattered. (livenationtero.co.th)

The lesson is simple: identify the correct sale and seller first, then compare the complete ticket cost. Do not pay an unofficial “code fee” or assume that a reseller listing is cheaper than primary inventory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Disturbed’s 2027 tickets on sale now?

The announced 2027 New Zealand, Australia, and Asia general-sale dates ran from October 30 to November 6, 2026. Some event pages may still show tickets for sale. Tokyo is different: Disturbed’s official announcement lists its general on-sale date as TBC. (disturbed1.com)

When do Disturbed’s Tokyo tickets go on sale?

The official announcement lists an artist presale for Monday, November 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time, but gives no general-sale date. It still says TBC. Check the official event page or linked seller for a confirmed update; do not rely on an unofficial countdown. (disturbed1.com)

Is Disturbed touring the United States in 2027?

No U.S. 2027 date appears on Ticketmaster’s current Disturbed listing. The official 2027 announcement covers New Zealand, Australia, and Asia. If you are waiting for a U.S. date, there is no confirmed on-sale date to mark yet. (ticketmaster.com)

What time zone do Disturbed ticket sales use?

The 2027 announcement gives times as local to each city. Hong Kong times are HKT, Bangkok uses local Thai time, and the Australia and New Zealand dates use each venue’s local time. Always read the event page for the city you plan to attend. (disturbed1.com)

How do I get a Disturbed presale code?

For the 2027 tour, Disturbed said fans had to sign up at least one hour before their city’s fan presale to receive a code. Other presales had separate rules, such as Live Nation membership or an eligible card. Registration did not guarantee ticket availability. (disturbed1.com)

How much are Disturbed tickets in 2027?

Published examples include HKD 799 in Hong Kong, THB 2,800 in Bangkok before a 3% booking fee, and NT$3,000 in Taipei. Prices differ by city and ticket type; check the official seller’s checkout total before paying. (livenation.hk)

Does a presale guarantee the best price or a ticket?

No. A presale can offer earlier access, but inventory may be limited, and access does not guarantee a successful purchase. Bangkok’s listing also says its prices are not adjusted automatically by purchase timing or demand; that policy applies to that event. (livenationtero.co.th)

Can I buy Disturbed tickets from a resale site?

You can find resale listings, but first check whether the official seller permits resale or transfer for that event. Rules vary by organizer and ticket type. Use the event’s authorized seller when possible, and review the resale platform’s delivery and buyer-protection terms before paying. (help.ticketmaster.com)

Will I get a refund if the ticket price drops later?

Do not assume so. Ticketmaster says total prices and fees apply to the order confirmed at checkout, while Bangkok’s event terms state that later price differences do not change the completed purchase price. Read the specific seller and event terms before buying. (help.ticketmaster.com)

(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)