Rush Tickets
Rush Tickets are 50% off the regular ticket price, and Student Rush tickets are only $10. Seats may be anywhere in the Performance Hall. An excellent way to enjoy incredible live music at an accessible rate!
Rush Tickets are not for every show. Rush Tickets are subject to availability and we will let you know via email or social media a minimum 24 hours in advance of a show if we are offering Rush Tickets.
Select "Rush" or "Student Rush" Ticket Type when choosing your seats.
Free Tickets for All Queen's Students
NEW in 2026! ³ÉÈË´óƬ Students are offered Free Tickets to most shows in the 2025-2026 Isabel season.
Please note that exceptions will apply and the Isabel reserves the right to limit the number of free tickets offered per concert and/or limit the seating locations where free tickets are available.
This offer is strictly limited to 1 per person.
Select "Queen's Student" Ticket Type when choosing your seats. Tickets will automatically discount to $0.00 at checkout.
Additional Student Discounts
Students discounts are offered for most shows. Check individual event pages or follow us on for updates.
Select "Student" Ticket Type when choosing your seats.
Faculty and Staff Discount
All Queen’s University faculty and staff receive special discounted pricing for all Isabel shows.
Select "Faculty/Staff" Ticket Type when choosing your seats.
Group Tickets
Groups of 10 or more people are eligible to receive a 15% discount for concerts presented by the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.
To book, call the Isabel Box Office at 613-533-2424 or email IsabelBoxOffice@queensu.ca.
Support Persons
The Isabel welcomes patrons with disabilities and their Support Person. In order to assist patrons who require a Support Person, the Isabel is proud to be a part of the which provides free admission to Isabel season events for one Support Person accompanying a person with a permanent disability, who is a valid Access 2 cardholder. Subject to availability, we offer companion seating, allowing the Support Person to sit next to or in very close proximity to a patron requiring accessible seating. Read our for more information on the Access 2 Program.
