FlipTix: Sell Festival Tickets When You Leave Early
FlipTix, announced that their ticket resale app will launch will launch in California at the Kaaboo-Del Mar Festival when it's held in Del Mar from Sept. 14-16. Unlike other ticket. Continue reading
Eventbrite Files For $200 Million
[UPDATED] Indie ticketing and event marketing platform Eventbrite has filed for an IPO. The company provided ticketing for millions of events in more than 170 countries last year. Eventbrite will trade on the. Continue reading
4 Tips For Connecting With Baby Boomer Music Fans
While a lot of energy and market research in the music industry is poured into how to connect with and sell to millennials and even Gen X-ers, it's important not. Continue reading
How To Connect With Millennial Music Fans: 4 Ways
One of the largest and most engage market segments, millennial music fans are ripe to be marketed to. In this piece we look at four essential rules for making sure. Continue reading
Sell Out Shows With These 5 Key Social Media Tips
Social media can be a powerful tool for driving event ticket sales, when utilized correctly in the right hands. Here we look at five key tips for handling social that. Continue reading
Spotify Links With Festicket For ‘Festival Finder’
Spotify has linked with Festicket to launch “Festival Finder,” a new feature that connects your streaming account to Festicket, matching musical preferences to create a list of 10 upcoming music festivals. Continue reading
Eventbrite Files For IPO [Report]
Eventbrite, the popular indie and D.I.Y. ticketer, has reportedly filed for an IPO for later this year. The company’s lead underwriters are Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase, according to the. Continue reading
How To Spend Less, But Sell More Tickets
While every artist and promotor wants sold out shows, pouring endless amounts of money into every aspect of marketing isn't usually an option for the typical musician. This piece looks. Continue reading
Why Americans Reward Themselves With Concerts, Events [INFOGRAPHIC]
The average American spends $199 a month, or about 22% of their disposable income, on non-essentials for themselves; and a large percentage of it is spent on concerts, festivals and. Continue reading
