Upcoming Marshmello dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Marshmello is
Marshmello is the stage name of Christopher Comstock, an American DJ and record producer born May 19, 1992, who performs in a custom white helmet shaped like a marshmallow. A Marshmello ticket buys a DJ set (a continuous mix of his own tracks, remixes and other artists' music played from a booth, not a band concert) built around bass-heavy electronic dance music and the pop collaborations that made him a household name. Most dates are festival slots, Las Vegas club nights or arena shows.
Comstock began on SoundCloud in 2010 as Dotcom, posting mashups and dubstep remixes. He posted his first original track as Marshmello, "Wavez," in early 2015, and Skrillex reposting his song "Find Me" helped spread the new name. His identity stayed officially anonymous until Forbes confirmed it in 2017. The persona itself owes a debt to Deadmau5, who also uses an altered spelling and a mascot head.
The hits behind the helmet
Marshmello's crowd is broader than a typical dance-music audience because his biggest songs crossed into pop radio:
- "Alone" (2016): released on the Canadian label Monstercat, his first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
- "Silence" with Khalid (August 11, 2017): a Dance chart number one in the US, UK and Australia.
- "Wolves" with Selena Gomez (2017): top 10 in more than 20 countries.
- "Friends" with Anne-Marie (2018).
- "Happier" with Bastille (August 2018): number two on the Hot 100 and a record 69 weeks at number one on Billboard's Dance/Electronic Songs chart.
- "Come & Go" with Juice WRLD (2020): also peaked at number two.
His albums run from Joytime (2016) through Shockwave (2021), which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album, and Sugar Papi (2023), a Latin album. More recent collaborations include "Slow Motion" with the Jonas Brothers and "Holy Water" with Jelly Roll (both 2025). In January 2025 he also launched Underbrook, a pop-punk band he fronts under his real name.
What a Marshmello set is like
Expect a high-tempo, singalong set: festival trap and bass drops mixed with the vocal hits, heavy lighting and video, and the helmet's simple smiling face on the big screens. Because so many of his hits feature guest singers, the vocals usually come from the recordings unless a collaborator joins him.
The format changes with the room:
- Festivals: he has played Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas (June 19, 2016), HARD Day of the Dead and Miami Music Week, and headlined the opening ceremony of the 2021 UEFA Champions League Final.
- Las Vegas clubs: he signed a two-year residency at Kaos at the Palms in 2019, before that club closed that November, and has since played Wynn's XS Nightclub, for example on September 25, 2021.
- Stadiums and amphitheaters as a guest: in August 2025 he supported the Jonas Brothers on select dates, including MetLife Stadium on August 10, where he joined them for "Slow Motion."
- Virtual: his Fortnite in-game concert on February 2, 2019, drew more than 10 million players on its first day.
Notable tours and appearances, dated
- Ritual Tour (late September 2016 to early January 2017): his first named headline tour, with dates in the United States, China, South Korea, India and Paraguay.
- Kaos residency (2019): a two-year Las Vegas residency deal cut short when the Palms club closed in November 2019.
- Fortnite concert (February 2 and 3, 2019): an in-game show that became a template for virtual concerts.
- UEFA Champions League Final opening ceremony (May 2021).
- Jonas Brothers support dates (August 2025): stadium and amphitheater shows in East Rutherford, Hershey, Toronto, Tinley Park and Dallas.
DJ calendars change quickly and many dates are one-off club or festival bookings. For anything currently on sale, use the event list on this page or his official site.
Where to stand or sit for a Marshmello show
The right ticket depends on whether you came to dance or to watch the production.
- Nightclubs: general admission is a packed dance floor with limited sightlines to the booth. Table and bottle-service areas are sold separately by the club and give you space and a raised view of the room. Arrive before the headliner's set time, which in Las Vegas is often well after midnight.
- Festivals: the area near the front of the stage is crowded and physical. Standing near the soundboard (the mixing tent in the middle of the field) gives the best sound and a full view of the screens and lighting.
- Arena shows: the general-admission floor is standing room and the main reason to buy if you want to dance. Lower-level seats facing the stage show the full lighting rig and screens, which matter more than seeing the DJ booth itself.
- Seats to skip: sections directly beside the stage can lose the screens, and the booth is hard to see from a sharp angle.
How demand for his tickets behaves
Demand for Marshmello depends on the format more than the date.
- Club nights are inventory-limited. Las Vegas clubs hold far fewer people than an arena, so holiday weekends and major event weekends sell out first.
- Festival tickets cover the whole lineup. Marshmello's set is one draw among many, and single-day passes for his day usually move faster.
- Guest appearances are not headline shows. When he supports another artist, the ticket is priced by the headliner's demand.
- Age rules split the audience. His Fortnite concert and pop collaborations reached younger fans, who can attend many arena and festival dates but not most Las Vegas club nights; check each event's age policy.
Every GoodSeats order includes guaranteed entry. Club and festival entry rules, including ID and bag policies, change often; check the venue's current policy before you go.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Marshmello?
Marshmello is Christopher Comstock, an American DJ and producer born in 1992 who performs in a white marshmallow-shaped helmet. Forbes confirmed his identity in 2017.
Why does Marshmello wear a helmet?
The white marshmallow helmet is his stage persona, which he wears for public appearances and music videos. Both the name and the mascot-head idea were inspired by Deadmau5.
What kind of venues does Marshmello play?
Mostly festivals, Las Vegas nightclubs and arenas. He has held a Las Vegas club residency, played Electric Daisy Carnival and opened stadium dates for the Jonas Brothers in 2025.
Are Marshmello club shows 21 and over?
Las Vegas nightclub dates are generally 21 and over, while arena and festival age rules vary. Check the age policy on your specific event listing.
What are Marshmello's biggest songs?
His biggest hits include Happier with Bastille, Silence with Khalid, Wolves with Selena Gomez, Friends with Anne-Marie and Alone.