In general, it's a good idea to follow

 In general, it's a good idea to follow 

on social media the musicians you want to experience in concert. Tours are first announced on social media now, and things like presale codes, for those ticket presales that require them, can often be found on Twitter, Instagram or Reddit.

Following the venue in which you want to go to a concert is also smart thinking. A venue's social media account may announce presales, provide promo codes or otherwise disseminate useful information to you, future concert-attendee.   

May the odds be ever in your favor

The best seats aren't always the first tickets released.

When it's the big ticket-buying day, whether presale or general sales, log into your account ahead of time (make an account with the ticket seller in advance and save your payment information). Know how much you want to spend and where you're hoping to be. Download or review a seating chart for the venue beforehand.

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