NJPW New Beginning In USA Shows Sell Out Quickly

NJPW’s New Beginning in the USA tour is sold-out. Both the January 30th show in Los Angeles and the February 1st’s show in Charlotte, NC were sold-out in mere minutes today.

Kevin Kelly broke the news on Twitter:

So LA @njpw1972 show is sold out. Totally clean in less than 20 minutes. January 30th at the Globe Theater is going to be rocking!

Same for Charlotte and Grady Cole with a first day sellout of the tickets put on sale. More will be put on sale soon. #NJNBG pic.twitter.com/NFofuOyl0r

— Kevin Kelly (@realkevinkelly) December 22, 2018

As is usually the case for any sold-out event, a limited number of tickets could be put on sale at a later date.

If you got shut out for @njpw1972 tickets for #NJNBG in Charlotte, do not despair! There is a chance more tickets could be put on sale soon. All great seats at Grady Cole! Keep checking

— Kevin Kelly (@realkevinkelly) December 22, 2018

Charlotte, North Carolina’s Grady Cole Center is listed at holding 3,000-3,9000 people. It’s hard to find attendance numbers for LA’s Globe Theatre. PWG held a show there in the spring. One website lists 1500 as a possible capacity but I have no idea how reliable it is.

New Japan Pro Wrestling has also been touting that tickets to Wrestle Kingdom 13 are selling even faster than they did last year.

Tickets to New Year’s Dash, NJPW’s “Night after WK” in Korakuen Hall, are sold to only club members and are said to be nearly impossible to obtain.

The strong ticket sales are the latest in a string of good financial news for the company. A report from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter earlier this week stated the company’s total earnings are up 25% this year.