🎟️ StubHub Event & Ticket Scraper — Live Events, Venues & Dates

Extract events from StubHub — concerts, sports, theater, comedy and festivals — as clean, structured data with event names, dates, venues and locations. Browse any of 20+ categories (MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, concerts, Broadway, F1 and more) or search for a specific artist, team or show, and get every matching event in one tidy dataset. Export to JSON/CSV/Excel, run on a schedule, call via API, or connect to Make, Zapier or n8n.

🎟️ What is the StubHub Event & Ticket Scraper?

It turns any StubHub category or search into a structured dataset. Pick a category (like nba or concerts) or type a search query (like Taylor Swift or Yankees), optionally filter by location, and the actor paginates through the listings and returns every event it finds — with the date broken into usable parts (month, day, year, time) and the venue and city/state parsed out — so event aggregators, resale tools and analysts can work with the data instead of scraping it by hand.

What data does it extract?

• Event name — the performer, team matchup or show title
• Event URL — direct link to the StubHub event page
• Date — a structured object with raw text, month, day, year, time and an is_tba flag
• Venue — the arena, stadium or theater name
• City, state and country — parsed location fields
• Category — the category you searched (or general)
• Source and scraped_at timestamp

⬇️ Input

Browse a whole category, or search for a specific artist, team or event:

Field	Description
category	Browse a category: mlb, nba, nfl, nhl, mls, college_football, college_basketball, tennis, golf, boxing, mma, wrestling, soccer, formula1, nascar, concerts, theater, comedy, broadway, music_festivals
searchQuery	Search for a specific event, artist or team (e.g. Taylor Swift, Yankees, Hamilton) — takes priority over category
location	Filter by city or region (optional)
maxItems	Maximum events to scrape (1–1000, default 100)
maxPages	Maximum pages to crawl (1–20, default 5)
includeSoldOut	Include events with no available tickets

Example input

{
  "category": "concerts",
  "searchQuery": "Coldplay",
  "location": "New York",
  "maxItems": 100,
  "maxPages": 5,
  "includeSoldOut": false
}

⬆️ Output

Every event is one clean record (view as a table, or export JSON / CSV / Excel):

{
  "event_name": "Coldplay: Music of the Spheres World Tour",
  "url": "https://www.stubhub.com/coldplay-tickets/event/123456/",
  "date": {
    "text": "Jul 15",
    "month": 7,
    "day": 15,
    "year": 2026,
    "time": "7:30 PM",
    "is_tba": false
  },
  "venue": "MetLife Stadium",
  "city": "East Rutherford",
  "state": "NJ",
  "country": "USA",
  "category": "concerts",
  "source": "stubhub",
  "scraped_at": "2026-06-27T15:30:00.000000"
}

💡 Use cases

• 🎫 Event aggregators: populate "what's on" listings per city, category or artist.
• 📈 Resale & arbitrage tools: feed pricing models with a live feed of upcoming events and venues.
• 🏟️ Sports & entertainment analytics: track which teams, tours and shows are coming to which venues and when.
• 🔔 Demand & schedule monitoring: spot newly announced dates for a performer or team as they appear.

❓ FAQ

How do I scrape StubHub events? Pick a category to browse all events of that type, or set a searchQuery for a specific artist, team or show, then Run. You get structured events with names, dates, venues and locations.

Can I search for a specific artist or team? Yes — set searchQuery (e.g. Taylor Swift or Lakers). It takes priority over category and uses StubHub's search endpoint.

Which categories are supported? 20+ categories spanning major US sports (MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, college football and basketball), tennis, golf, boxing, MMA/UFC, wrestling, soccer, Formula 1, NASCAR, plus concerts, theater, comedy, Broadway and music festivals.

Does it return ticket prices? It extracts event-level data — names, dates, venues and locations. Each event includes a direct URL to its StubHub page for live pricing.

Why is the date split into parts? StubHub shows dates as text, so the actor parses them into month, day, year and time fields (plus an is_tba flag) so you can sort and filter without extra work.

How many events can it return? Up to your maxItems cap (up to 1000); it paginates automatically up to maxPages.

Do I need an API key or login? No. It reads publicly available StubHub event listings — just give it a category or search query.

How fresh is the data? It's live. Every run fetches the current listings directly from StubHub at runtime.

Can I run it on a schedule or via API? Yes — schedule recurring runs in Apify, call it via the API/SDK, or connect it to Make, Zapier or n8n.

Is scraping StubHub legal? It extracts publicly available event data. Use it responsibly for research and aggregation, and follow applicable laws and StubHub's terms.

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Workflow and data quality

For best results, run this actor as part of a repeatable data pipeline rather than a one-off scrape. Start with a focused input, export the dataset to CSV or JSON, and keep a stable unique field such as URL, ID, domain, package name or title as your deduplication key. Schedule the same task daily or weekly when you need monitoring, then compare each new dataset with the previous run to identify fresh records, removed records and changed fields.

The output is designed to be practical for business workflows: spreadsheets, dashboards, enrichment steps, alerts, CRM imports and lightweight internal APIs. Null values mean the source did not provide that field, not that the actor guessed. For larger projects, combine this actor with related Apify scrapers and use the shared URL/company/domain fields to build a richer dataset without manual copy-paste work.