Ticketmaster Events, Venues & Attractions Scraper
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Ticketmaster Events, Venues & Attractions Scraper
Scrape Ticketmaster events, venues, attractions & classifications — dates, prices, venue, GPS, lineup and images. Official-API backend, reliable, no anti-bot breakage.
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Extract structured event data from Ticketmaster at scale — event dates, prices, venues, GPS coordinates, full lineups, genres and images — as clean JSON ready for Sheets, a database, or your app. Built on the official Discovery API backend that the Ticketmaster mobile app uses, so it is reliable and does not break on CAPTCHAs or bot-detection like HTML scrapers do.
Who it's for
- Event & price analysts — track on-sale dates, price ranges and availability across markets.
- Media, apps & aggregators — power event listings, calendars and "what's on" pages with fresh data.
- Marketers & agencies — build target lists by artist, genre, city or venue.
- Researchers & data teams — analyze the live-entertainment market by segment, genre and geography.
What you can scrape
Choose a resultType:
| Result type | What you get |
|---|---|
| Events (default) | Concerts, sports, theater & family events with dates, prices, venue, lineup, images |
| Attractions | Artists, teams and performers with upcoming-event counts and social links |
| Venues | Venues with address, GPS, box-office info and parking details |
| Classifications | The Ticketmaster genre taxonomy (segments → genres) |
Output fields (events)
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | string | Ticketmaster event ID |
name | string | Event name |
url | string | Canonical event page URL |
local_date / local_time | string | Local start date and time |
datetime_utc | string | UTC start instant (ISO 8601) |
status | string | onsale, offsale, cancelled, … |
price_min / price_max / currency | number/string | Face-value price range |
segment / genre / sub_genre | string | Classification |
venue | object | Venue name, city, state, country, address, postal code, lat/long |
venue_name / city | string | Convenience flat fields |
attractions | array | Lineup (artist/team names) |
attraction_ids | array | Attraction IDs for enrichment |
promoter | string | Promoter name |
sale_start / sale_end | string | Public on-sale window |
info / please_note / ticket_limit | string | Event notes and ticket limits |
seatmap_url | string | Static seat-map image |
image_url | string | Best event image |
scraped_at | string | Extraction timestamp (UTC) |
Attractions, venues and classifications each return their own documented fields.
Use cases
- Price & on-sale monitoring — schedule daily runs for an artist or venue and watch price ranges and sale windows change.
- Event feed for an app — pull all events in a city or geo-radius to populate a listings product.
- Artist tour tracking — search an attraction and get every upcoming date and venue.
- Market research — scrape by genre/segment across cities to size a market.
Input parameters
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
resultType | enum | events | events / attractions / venues / classifications |
keywords | array | — | Search terms (artist, event, team, venue) |
market | enum | US | Ticketmaster market host |
countryCode | string | — | ISO country filter (US, GB, …) |
city / stateCode / postalCode | string | — | Location filters |
classificationName | string | — | Genre/segment (Music, Sports, …) |
startDateTime / endDateTime | string | — | ISO 8601 date window |
latlong + radius + unit | string/int | — | Geo-radius search |
sort | enum | date,asc | Result ordering |
maxItems | int | 100 | Max results per keyword (≤ 1000) |
Example input
{"resultType": "events","keywords": ["Taylor Swift"],"countryCode": "US","sort": "date,asc","maxItems": 50}
Example output (one row)
{"id": "vvG1VZ...","name": "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour","url": "https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/...","local_date": "2026-08-16","local_time": "19:00:00","datetime_utc": "2026-08-17T01:00:00Z","status": "onsale","price_min": 49.5,"price_max": 449.5,"currency": "USD","segment": "Music","genre": "Pop","venue_name": "MetLife Stadium","city": "East Rutherford","attractions": ["Taylor Swift"],"image_url": "https://s1.ticketm.net/dam/a/...","scraped_at": "2026-07-21T00:00:00+00:00"}
Scheduling & integrations
Run on a schedule for continuous monitoring, and connect the dataset to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, or S3 via Apify integrations and webhooks. Every run's output is available through the Apify API and dataset exports (JSON, CSV, Excel).
MCP / AI assistants
Prefer a live, conversational interface? Use the companion Ticketmaster MCP Server actor to let Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI agents search events, attractions and venues on demand.
FAQ
Where does the data come from? Ticketmaster's official Discovery API backend (the same one the mobile app uses) — not fragile HTML scraping — so results are consistent and structured.
How fresh is it? Live at run time. Schedule the actor to keep a dataset current.
Is there a result limit? The underlying API caps deep paging at 1000 results per query; narrow with filters (city, date, classification) to cover more.
Which countries are supported? US/Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, UK
and Ireland via the market setting, plus any countryCode filter.
Is it reliable? Yes — because it uses the official API backend, there are no CAPTCHAs or bot-detection failures typical of website scrapers.