David Lynch Tickets

David Lynch Concert Tickets
Enjoy worship at its best with David Lynch tickets! With their heart-wrenching songs and spirited stage presence, David Lynch provides a live show that is sure to uplift and unite fans with hope. As one of the world's great filmmakers, David Lynch became renowned for creating surrealist classics such as The Elephant Man, Twin Peaks and Mullholland Drive. His hand in their eerily beautiful soundtracks led him to delve further into music, building his own studio at his house and writing and producing two albums for actress-turned-singer Julee Cruise. Lynch played guitar and sang on BlueBob (2001), a collaboration with engineer John Neff which produced a video for the track Thank You, Judge - starring Naomi Watts and Eli Roth - before working with Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse (Mark Linkous) on the album and photography book Dark Night Of The Soul (2010).
In 2010 KCRW radio host David Bentley accidentally played one of Lynch's home-studio electronic experiments on-air believing it to be a new Underworld track. It led to Rob Da Bank signing him to his label Sunday Best Recordings for the album Crazy Clown Time (2011), a typically odd collection of melancholy electro and twanging nourish guitars featuring Karen O of Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs. Lynch has since gone on to produce the album This Train (2011) for Chrysta Bell. So don’t hesitate to buy your David Lynch tickets today to experience the praise and worship in your town!
How much are David Lynch tickets?
The average price for David Lynch tickets is around $82 a ticket.
Where to find cheap David Lynch tickets?
David Lynch tickets start as low as $67 for seats in the back of the venue.
How much are VIP David Lynch tickets?
Fans can pay more than $368 to see David Lynch live in concert. These tickets often come with premium seats near the front of the stage.
Is David Lynch going on tour in 2025?
David Lynch may go on tour in 2025. Scroll up to the top to see all of David Lynch’s 2025 tour dates to see where they are playing next.