Barry Cant Swim Tickets

Tickets for 2025 Shows Available Now!

Barry Cant Swim is scheduled to play nine shows. The 2025 dates are set to happen in seven cities across two countries. Fans looking to attend can look at ticket options by selecting a show from the list below. For detailed information about each show, ticket availability, pricing, and other, please refer to the event schedule or FAQs below.

Fans can also read about Barry Cant Swim historical pricing for shows that have happened in the past. Use this information to understand what cities might be popular or what to expect for ticket prices for upcoming tour dates.

Barry Cant Swim 2025 Tour Schedule

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18
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
Terminal 5 - New York, NY
Friday, 9:00 PM
19
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
Brooklyn Steel - Brooklyn, NY
Saturday, 9:00 PM
20
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
Brooklyn Steel - Brooklyn, NY
Sunday, 9:00 PM
23
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
History Toronto - Toronto, ON
Wednesday, 7:00 PM
26
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
Warfield - San Francisco, CA
Saturday, 8:00 PM
27
Apr
Barry Cant Swim
Fox Theater Oakland - Oakland, CA
Sunday, 8:00 PM
2
May
Barry Cant Swim
Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall Los Angeles - Los Angeles, CA
Friday, 9:00 PM
3
May
Barry Cant Swim
Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall Los Angeles - Los Angeles, CA
Saturday, 9:00 PM
22
Aug
All Points East Festival - Barry Cant Swim
Victoria Park - London
Friday, 2:00 PM

Barry Cant Swim Tour FAQs

Where can I see Barry Cant Swim at a music festival?

There is one opportunity in 2025 to see Barry Cant Swim in a festival setting. The All Points East Festival lineup in London includes Barry Cant Swim among several other performers.

How Much are Cheap Barry Cant Swim Tickets?

For the shows in the US, the average low price to see Barry Cant Swim is $65. Ticket prices are always fluctuating and can vary from show to show.

The three cheapest events on the schedule are:

Fox Theater Oakland - Oakland - $57
Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall Los Angeles - Los Angeles - $58
Terminal 5 - New York - $59

These prices reflect how much it is to get in the door. Fans should expect to pay more for better seats.