Beatles Concert Ticket Stubs: The Ultimate Price Guide

The Fab Four: Music's Most Valuable Stubs

Beatles concert ticket stubs are the single most valuable category of music memorabilia. The Beatles performed live for a remarkably brief period — their last official concert was at Candlestick Park in San Francisco on August 29, 1966. This finite window of live performances, combined with the band's status as the most influential musical act in history, makes every surviving concert stub extraordinarily valuable.

What Beatles Stubs Are Worth

Values range widely based on the specific show, venue, era, and condition. Early Beatles stubs from small British venues (1960-1963) are the rarest and most valuable. Stubs from the iconic Ed Sullivan Show-era American tours (1964-1966) are also highly prized. Shea Stadium stubs from their historic 1965 concert are among the most sought-after pieces. Even common Beatles stubs from well-attended arena shows can be worth hundreds of dollars.

The last concert at Candlestick Park is a particularly collectible stub — it marks the end of the Beatles as a live performing act. If you have any Beatles concert stubs, contact StubHaul immediately for a confidential evaluation.