General Admission is $50, which is probably less than what most fans spend on iced coffee in a week. Want to get a handshake from Kang Daniel too? That’ll be $75. And yes, it’s just a handshake. No deep conversation. No life advice. Just a sweaty, blink-and-you-miss-it moment that’ll live forever on blurry iPhone footage.

For the elite few who enjoy paying extra to avoid standing still with strangers, there’s a $20 Skip the Line ticket. This genius invention lets you arrive early… so you can stand in a shorter, slightly more dignified line. Still hot, still crowded, but hey, you get to feel superior for 90 minutes.

Some ticket bundles include a sound check experience, which is either a sneak preview of the show or a chance to watch Kang Daniel shout into a mic while someone adjusts the volume. Either way, fans will scream like it's the Grammys. It’s chaos with a volume knob.

Want to be the first to hear about future shows? LeoPresents.com is collecting email addresses like it’s 2006. Nothing says "cutting edge" like another concert promoter newsletter landing in your inbox right next to spam about expired coupons and a reminder to renew your car warranty.

Also, Kang Daniel’s Phoenix show is shaping up to be a delightful mess of heat, noise, and overpriced water bottles. If you like your pop stars slick with sweat and your ticket tiers named like Olympic events, congratulations, you’ve found your plans for September 18.