All posts belonging to the Resale tag can be found in the list below.
Gigs and Tours, the ticketing service for leading UK promoter SJM Concerts, has teamed up with resale platform Twickets. Under the agreement, tickets purchased through Gigsandtours.com, can be res...
Tags: Gigs and Tours, Resale, SJM, TwicketsSeatGeek is facing a backlash from ticket resellers after stringently limiting any purchaser to two seats each for the upcoming Springsteen On Broadway residency. SeatGeek was the primary seller f...
Tags: Jujamycn Theaters, Resale, SeatGeekIconic North American media brand Sports Illustrated is aiming to disrupt the ticketing sector through the launch of its nominal flat-fee marketplace SI Tix. The platform, licensed by Sports Illus...
Tags: Marketplace, Resale, SI Tix, Sports Illustrated, Ticket Evolution, Ticket NetworkSydney-headquartered ticketing marketplace Tixel has raised Aus$1.5m in new capital which will be used for expansion and product enhancements. Investors in the round include Alberts, the Australia...
Tags: Australia, Ethical, Investment, Resale, TixelCTS Eventim has launched its face value resale platform fanSALE in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. The ticketing services and live entertainment company’s resale platform, the first fully digital re...
Tags: CTS Eventim, FanSALE, Resale, ScandinaviaResale sites and ticket touts have been accused of putting music fans’ safety at risk by selling tickets for events that require attendees to give personal details within rules of entry under COVID...
Tags: Resale, Track and TraceIreland’s anti-ticket-touting bill has been signed off by the Cabinet today (Tuesday) some four years after it was first mooted. The Sale of Tickets (Cultural, Entertainment, Recreational and Sp...
Tags: Ireland, Legal, Resale, Touting, venuesFans attempting to buy tickets for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France have complained about issues with the ticketing system on Tuesday during the first phase of general public sale. Organisers re...
Tags: Resale, Rugby, Rugby World Cup 2023, SalesViagogo has been allowed to postpone paying its A$7m (£3.9m/€4.3m/$5m) fine for breaching the Australian Consumer Law by making false or misleading representations when reselling tickets to live e...
Tags: Australian Consumer Law, Fine, Resale, Secondary Ticketing, ViagogoTicket buyers spend about 21 per cent more when faced with ‘drip pricing’ via online platforms such as StubHub, according to a major field experiment. The study, co-authored by Berkeley Haas P...
Tags: Consumer Rights, Drip Pricing, Fees, pricing, Resale, StubHub
