It is rare to see Selena Gomez in a room this small, and this is a conversation rather than a concert, built around benny blanco's new book about failure. Every ticket comes with the book, and each of them donates to Selena's Rare Impact Fund, which supports youth mental health. For fans, it is the most intimate celebrity ticket in town this weekend.
What to expect
Expect a talk-show-style sit-down on the Webster Hall stage, with book copies handed out on site as you arrive. The crowd will skew toward devoted Selena fans, and the main room is a standing ballroom, so arrive close to doors if you want a clear view of the stage.
Good to know
- Take the L to 3rd Av or the 4/5/6/L/N/Q/R/W to 14th St–Union Sq.
- It is 16 and over.
- Books are distributed on site at the event.
- It is a conversation, not a live music show.
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Common questions
Will Selena perform?
The event is billed as an intimate conversation, not a concert.
What comes with a ticket?
A copy of benny blanco's new book, distributed at the event.
