This site earns a commission when you buy tickets through it. Here is exactly how that works, what it costs you, and what it does not change.
Short version: we are paid by a ticket marketplace, not by you. If you click through to a listing and complete a purchase, that marketplace pays us a share of its commission. You pay the same price you would have paid arriving there directly.
We participate in the TicketNetwork affiliate programme, administered through an affiliate network. When you open a listing from the ticket search on this site, a tracking link records that the visit came from here. If a purchase follows, the marketplace pays us a percentage of the service fee it charges on that transaction.
The commission comes out of the marketplace's own revenue. It is not added to your order, and it does not raise the price of the ticket.
All of them are inside the live ticket search that appears on most pages of this site. Clicking a show in that search opens the marketplace through a tracked link.
The "Buy Tickets" buttons in the schedule are not affiliate links themselves — they are internal anchors that scroll you down to the search on the same page. Ordinary links in article text, such as those pointing to other pages here, are not monetised either.
This is the part that matters, and it is easy to claim and hard to verify, so here is what it means concretely on this site.
We benefit financially when you buy a ticket. That is a real incentive and no disclosure removes it. What we can do is give you the information to decide against buying — including when to wait, when the cheap seat is the right one, and when a different date is better value. Judge the site by whether it actually does that.
Listings shown through this site come from a resale marketplace. Tickets there may be priced above or below face value, and prices move with demand. Service and delivery fees are added by the marketplace at checkout and are not included in the listed price. Always check the final checkout total before committing — this is covered in more detail in the buying guide.
Orders placed through the marketplace are covered by its own buyer guarantee, which typically covers valid tickets and delivery in time for the event. Those terms are set and honoured by the marketplace, not by us. Keep your order confirmation and read the policy attached to it.
This disclosure is provided in line with the United States Federal Trade Commission's guidance on endorsements and testimonials, which requires clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections between a publisher and a merchant. A short version of it appears in the footer of every page on this site, not only here.
If anything above is unclear, or you think a piece of content on this site reads as steered rather than useful, tell us. That is worth knowing.