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Noah Kahan coming to Tampa: Why buying tickets may require a selfie

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Noah Kahan coming to Tampa: Why buying tickets may require a selfie — Riverview Technology news

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan announced his upcoming 2027 "The Last of the Bugs" World Tour, and Raymond James Stadium in Tampa will be one of his stops. But, concertgoers looking to secure seats for the upcoming stadium stop in Tampa may need to provide biometric identity verification before completing their purchase.Tampa concert security measuresTicketmaster is requiring select customers to complete facial selfies or submit state-issued identification to access tickets. The platform partnered with third-party verification vendor Persona to prevent automated purchasing bots and ticket brokers from taking presale inventory.  Kahan will bring The Last of the Bugs World Tour to Raymond James Stadium on April 29, 2027. The appearance marks the singer's third performance across a 31-stop itinerary and serves as his only scheduled Florida concert date. Biometric verification screening appsOfficials have not confirmed how many total ticket applicants will be selected for enh

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