There are some artists or bands that you would make a huge effort to see, even in your own city. I can say I've experienced this many times myself. I had heard about a rare concert by a piano virtuoso I was a fan of, but by the time I went to the ticket website, I found out the tickets had unfortunately sold out within an hour. I had missed one of the most delightful events I might ever have the chance to attend, simply because I wasn't notified in time. But I'm not worried about that anymore, because as a monitoring tool expert, I can keep this under control with RobotAlp's 5-minute check intervals.
Meet your most powerful weapon against the fear of missing out (FOMO) on even a single concert: the RobotAlp Ticket Alarm. This automation tool monitors the websites you want 24/7 for you. All you have to do is specify the ticket page for the concert you want to follow. The moment tickets go on sale, the price changes, or stock runs out, you get an instant notification. This way, you'll never have to experience the stress of trying to grab a ticket again.
A Guide to Reliable Concert and Festival Ticket Websites
The first rule of getting tickets is knowing where to look. Tickets often sell out in seconds, and knowing which sites to follow gives you a huge advantage. Here is a comprehensive list of reliable concert and festival ticket websites you should follow before setting up your "Ticket Alarm."
Global
- Ticketmaster: The world's largest ticket platform, serving as a central source for major events in the Americas, the UK, and Europe.
- Eventim: One of Europe’s most important ticket providers, particularly prominent for events in Germany and across Europe.
- Viagogo: A popular international marketplace for official and resale tickets. You can find tickets for sold-out events here.
- Songkick: Ideal for tracking global tour dates and ticket sales for artists.
United States
- Ticketmaster US: In the American market, tickets for almost all major concerts and festivals are first released on this site.
- StubHub: A leading platform for finding resale tickets for concerts, festivals, and sporting events.
- Live Nation: Known as the official ticket source for many major tours and festivals.
United Kingdom
- Ticketmaster UK: The largest concert and festival ticket site across the UK.
- See Tickets: A prominent ticket platform for festivals in the UK and Europe.
- Gigantic: A frequently used site for concerts, especially in major cities like London and and Manchester.
Germany
- Eventim: The clear leader for concert and festival tickets in Germany. Tickets for all major events are sold here.
- Ticketmaster DE: Another major ticket sales site in the German market after Eventim.
Europe (General)
- Ticketmaster Europe: Offers a wide selection of events and festivals across Europe.
- Festicket: The official ticket and travel package system for Europe's largest festivals.
- Eventim: Although based in Germany, it offers tickets for events throughout Europe.
- Viagogo: Also active in finding resale tickets for festivals across Europe.
Turkey
- Biletix: The most central and reliable address for concert and festival tickets in Turkey.
- Biletinial: A popular ticket sales platform for concerts, festivals, and theater events.
- Bubilet: Particularly used for concerts and independent music events.
- Biletwise: A popular resale ticket platform in Turkey for finding and buying tickets after the initial sale.
How Does the Ticket Alarm Work?
Eliminating the risk of missing out on the concert of your dreams is as simple as a 2-minute setup. While the technology behind the Ticket Alarm is complex, the setup process is incredibly user-friendly. Essentially, the system continuously monitors a web page you specify for keywords you define. Here's how it works step-by-step:
1. Choose the Right Page and Keywords
First, copy the URL of the artist, group, or festival page on the ticket sales platform you want to track (for example, Ticketmaster or Eventim). Then, enter the artist's or festival's name as a keyword that the system should look for on that page.
2. Set Your Ping Interval and Budget
This step is crucial for concerts where tickets sell out in seconds. The "ping" interval shows how often RobotAlp will check the URL you specified. You can set short intervals like 5 minutes for concert tickets or choose options like 30 minutes or 1 hour for longer-term tracking. This flexibility allows you to get instant notifications while also setting your monitoring costs (starting from $2-3 per month) according to your own budget.
3. Choose Your Notification Channel
When the system finds your specified keyword on the page, it sends an instant notification. You can choose the most suitable channel to receive these alerts. You can have an instant text message sent to your phone or get notified via different channels like Telegram, Slack, or email.
All these steps can be completed in just 2 minutes. With the RobotAlp Ticket Alarm, you'll no longer have to live with the stress of wondering when tickets will go on sale. The system stays awake for you 24/7 and informs you the moment that long-awaited moment arrives.
Why Choosing the Right Page Is Crucial ?
To fully leverage the power of the RobotAlp Ticket Alarm, the most important thing you need to do is select the correct page to track. When setting up your ticket alarm, you must ensure that the page you choose is the one where the ticket announcement will actually be made.
Typically, an artist will have a profile page on a ticket sales site. However, these pages are often static, containing only the artist's biography and career details. Ticket sales announcements may not be published on these pages.
For this reason, the most ideal pages to track are:
- General event listing pages: The homepage or category pages where all of the platform's events are listed.
- Location-based event pages: Lists where all concerts and festivals in your city are announced.
If you are in doubt about finding the right page, you can get help from the ticket website's live support to confirm which URL the concert announcement will be made on. This simple yet critical step will enable you to use RobotAlp's ticket alarm most efficiently.
Now, with the right tool and the right strategy, you can completely say goodbye to the fear of missing out on the concert tickets of your dreams!