Rage Against the Machine tickets are already on sale and outrageously expensive The public sale doesn't start until Thursday

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Rage Against the Machine announced Monday it would reunite for the first time since 2011 to launch the Public Service Announcement 2020 world tour alongside hip hop duo Run the Jewels. While tickets don’t officially go on sale until Thursday, Feb. 13 at 11 a.m. PST, you can somehow already buy tickets for most shows on StubHub and for a few festival dates on Ticketmaster. Just be prepared to shell out serious cash.

After service fees and taxes, two tickets to the Oakland, Calif., show on StubHub came out to $783.95, or $391.98 each.

Rage Against the Machine and Run the Jewels kick off their world tour in El Paso, Texas, on March 26 and finish up in Vienna, Austria, on Sep. 12. This is RATM's first tour in 20 years. They'll play three shows in California, including two dates at Coachella:

Since splitting in 2000, the Los Angeles political rockers have teased fans with a possible reunion, including one-off shows and tours of the super group Prophets of Rage, which traded lead singer Zack dela Rocha for B-Real of Cypress Hill, and Chuck D and DJ Lord from Public Enemy. If Rage Against the Machine announces a new album, it will be the band's first original material since 1999's "The Battle of Los Angeles."

Run the Jewels consists of rapper Killer Mike and rapper/producer El-P. They released the track "Let's Go (The Royal We)" on October 11, 2018 to promote their upcoming fourth album "Run the Jewels 4."

General admission tickets prices for the Public Service Announcement 2020 tour were unavailable as of Monday.

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Joshua Sargent is an editor for Hearst Newspapers. Email him at josh.sargent@hearst.com.