Role Model announces “Chuck On Tour” dates at Radio City Music Hall, with tickets now on sale

Role Model, the artist who performs under the stage name “Role Model,” is bringing his “Chuck On Tour” show to New York’s Radio City Music Hall for two nights, Sept. 25 and Sept. 26, with tickets listed as now on sale, according to a New York Post ticketing update published June 26.

The report said the tour stop will be staged at Radio City Music Hall, a large Midtown Manhattan venue that typically uses dynamic pricing and multiple ticket tiers, meaning the amount paid can differ by seat location and ticket inventory at the time of purchase.

While the Post’s headline focused on the cheapest available options, the article’s ticket-cost specifics were not included in the information provided to this newsroom. The paper’s ticket coverage nonetheless framed the entry-level purchasing process around finding lower-priced inventory through standard ticketing channels that display seat-by-seat pricing.

“Chuck On Tour” is being marketed as a multi-date run, and the New York dates place the artist at a prominent concert hall with capacity and sightline considerations that can affect which tickets sell first. For fans who buy early, the practical impact is that better seats can sell out quickly depending on demand, while higher-priced sections may remain available longer.

For attendees, Radio City Music Hall generally requires adherence to venue entry rules, including ticket scanning and identification policies tied to the specific event listing. As with most major concert venues, buyers are also subject to the ticketing platform’s fees and transfer or refund rules, which can substantially change the final cost even when the base ticket price appears lower online.

In the absence of a separate official tour page or venue posting in the materials reviewed here, prospective buyers are expected to confirm details directly on Radio City Music Hall or the ticketing provider’s event listing, including the total price shown at checkout, seat location, and any restrictions tied to the show.

The next step for audiences is to monitor the event listing for remaining inventory as the dates approach, since dynamic pricing and seat-level availability often shift the range of options available over time.