Can you watch Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony on TV? Tickets, schedule, TV coverage for June 12 event

For over two decades, Tom Brady has been the face of New England sports. On Wednesday night, he will become the face of the New England Patriots Hall of Fame.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion, five-time Super Bowl MVP and three-time league MVP will now get to call himself a Patriots Hall of Famer. He will be inducted by Robert Kraft and the Pats franchise on Wednesday night, with red-carpet entrances starting at 5 p.m. and the ceremony beginning at 7 p.m.

Kraft, longtime New England coach Bill Belichick, and dozens of former Pats players and assorted celebrities will be in attendance. Famed Boston comedian Bill Burr will emcee the event and deliver the opening monologue. It will surely be a night to remember for Brady, his friends, family and fans.

Interested in watching or attending the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony live? Here's how to buy tickets to the event or watch it live on Wednesday evening.

BUY NOW: Tickets to the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony at Gillette Stadium

How to buy tickets to the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony

• StubHub

Tickets for the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony at Gillette Stadium are available now at StubHub. You can purchase tickets for as low as $12 each, with the best available tickets running at $250 per ticket near the stage. 

Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony: Gillette Stadium seating map

How to watch the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony

• Red carpet: 5 p.m. ET
• Event: 7-9:30 p.m. ET
• Channel: N/A
• Live stream: Patriots.com and Pats' social media channels

If you cannot attend the event in person, unfortunately it will not air on television. It will, however, be streamed live on the Patriots' social media channels and on the team's official website.

How to listen to the Tom Brady Show "Let's Go!"

• Radio: SiriusXM NFL Radio & Mad Dog Radio
• Date: Every Monday evening at 6 p.m. ET

If you can never get enough TB12, you can listen to Tom Brady's weekly radio show "Let's Go!" on SiriusXM. Co-hosted by Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray, "Let's Go!" covers the most recent newsworthy stories of the sports world each week.