Tyler Childers Announces Mule Pull ’24 Tour

The registration period is Wednesday, October 4 at 1:00 p.m. ET –  Sunday, October 8 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Only one registration is required, and registering more than once won’t increase your opportunity to receive an invitation. If after you’ve registered, you want to change the dates you selected, just come back and register with your new picks. We only keep the last registration you submitted.

No, you won’t be disqualified. If you edit your registration more than once to correct a mistake, such as changing the show you previously selected, we only keep the last registration that you submitted.

No, registration does not guarantee tickets. The registration confirmation email is simply to inform you that we have received your information.

A second email will be sent the day before the presale letting you know if you will receive a unique access code or if you’ve been placed on the waitlist.

On Tuesday, October 10, you’ll receive an email confirming if you’ve been selected to participate in the registered presale. If you are selected, you will also receive a text with your personal access code.

No. When there are more registrations than tickets, random selection gives all fans who successfully registered a chance to be selected to participate in the sale. The number of fans who are selected to participate depends on the number of tickets available.

No. Receiving an access code means that you’ll have the opportunity to join the sale and doesn’t guarantee tickets. Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and may sell out quickly.

The registered presale takes place on Wednesday, October 11 at 10:00 a.m. local time. All shows will be assigned specific sale windows which will be communicated prior to the start of the sale.

Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and may sell out quickly.

Keep your phone close by as your text notification can come at any time after the sale begins. When notified, you’ll receive a text message that has the link to the sale and contains your unique access code. You’ll also want to closely watch your email just in case there are text delivery issues such as an incorrectly entered number or blocked carriers. In that case we’ll email your access code details to the address you use for your Ticketmaster account.

Additional ticket sales will be available. Please check your local show for more information.

When tickets have restricted transfer, it means that the artist team has chosen to disable the transfer feature to prevent tickets from being resold for profit. 

For this tour, the artist team has also enabled Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. If you can no longer attend a show, you can sell your tickets for the price you paid, including fees and taxes, using the exchange. Important note: Fans should not attempt to purchase tickets from sites outside of those made available on the Face Value Exchange. Learn more about how to avoid fake “speculative” tickets for live events.

Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange allows fans to sell their tickets to other fans at the price they paid. Artists choose to leverage the Face Value Exchange to protect fans who can no longer make the show. It also gives fans looking for tickets access to purchase them at the original price.

It’s quick and easy to list your tickets for sale on the Face Value Exchange. 

Here’s how it works:

1. Sign in to My Account, click My Tickets then select See Details next to your event.
2. Click the Sell button.
3. Choose to list one or all of your tickets for the price you paid.
4. Tell us how you’d like to get paid.
5. Review your listing and you’re all set.

If you have purchased a ticket on our platform and discover you can’t use it, you’ll be able to make your money back by selling your ticket for what you originally paid, including fees.

New York, Illinois and Virginia require unlimited ticket resale and limits artists’ ability to determine how their tickets are resold. For shows in these states, Tyler Childers strongly encourages fans to choose to only buy or sell tickets to one another on face value exchanges — including Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange.