Event discovery and monitoring
Use Ticketmaster endpoints to turn event discovery and monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Search public Ticketmaster events and browse the full discovery hierarchy by category or city, with pagination plus event, attraction, and venue detail endpoints -- including fan reviews, related attractions, trending attractions, and enhanced venue branding -- for live-entertainment research.
Extract Ticketmaster event search, discovery categories, cities, events, attractions, venues, reviews, and suggestions as structured JSON.
Endpoint families
6
Documented params
44
Examples
15
Live catalog snapshot
Active endpoints
15
Methods
GET
Required params
27
Schema refs
15
{
"platform": "Ticketmaster",
"endpoint": "ticketmaster-search-events",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/ticketmaster/search-events",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use cases
Extract Ticketmaster event search, discovery categories, cities, events, attractions, venues, reviews, and suggestions as structured JSON.
Use Ticketmaster endpoints to turn event discovery and monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Ticketmaster endpoints to turn category and city coverage into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Ticketmaster endpoints to turn venue and attraction enrichment into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Managed execution
Every figure below is read from the live Ticketmaster endpoint catalog — 15 endpoints, 44 documented request parameters, and 15 published response schemas — the same catalog Docs and Playground run against.
15 documented Ticketmaster endpoints, grouped into 15 request families — Attraction, Attraction Events and Attraction Related, plus 12 more.
44 request parameters are documented across those Ticketmaster endpoints, 27 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
15 of the 15 Ticketmaster endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 15 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
Ticketmaster endpoints document their error responses (400, 404, 429 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
15 hosted MCP tools back the Ticketmaster endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Coverage map
/ticketmaster/attraction
/ticketmaster/attraction-events
/ticketmaster/attraction-related
/ticketmaster/attraction-reviews
/ticketmaster/discover-categories
/ticketmaster/discover-category-events
Featured endpoints
/ticketmaster/search-eventsSearches Ticketmaster events by artist, event, team, or venue. A zero total with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. The sort enum accepts `relevance` and `date`.
MCP tool ticketmaster_search_events
/ticketmaster/trending-attractionsReturns a ranked list of currently-trending attractions across every segment (music, sports, arts and theater, family), not scoped to one category or city.
MCP tool ticketmaster_trending_attractions
/ticketmaster/discover-categoriesLists every current Concerts, Sports, Arts & Theater, and Family category with pagination. Section accepts `all`, `concerts`, `sports`, `arts-theater`, and `family`.
MCP tool ticketmaster_discover_categories
/ticketmaster/discover-category-eventsLists events in a Ticketmaster discover category, identified by `category_id` from `ticketmaster-discover-categories`. `page` is zero-based, 0 to 49. Each event has title, start time, time zone, venue, attractions, presales, seat map and status flags such as `sold_out` and `cancelled`. The response gives `total` and `count`.
MCP tool ticketmaster_discover_category_events
/ticketmaster/discover-citiesLists Ticketmaster's discover city destinations for a `country` (two-letter code, default `US`). Each city has a `slug`, name, canonical URL, locale and image. `page` starts at 1 and `per_page` runs 1 to 100. The response gives `total`. Pass a city `slug` to `ticketmaster-discover-city-events`.
MCP tool ticketmaster_discover_cities
/ticketmaster/discover-city-eventsLists events for a Ticketmaster discover city, identified by `city` (a slug from `ticketmaster-discover-cities`) and `country` (two-letter code matching the city, default `US`). It covers all municipalities grouped under that destination. `page` is zero-based, 0 to 49. Each event has title, start time, venue, attractions and status flags.
MCP tool ticketmaster_discover_city_events
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Ticketmaster organizes public event inventory across concerts, sports, arts and theater, family events, and city pages. Crawlora exposes that discovery structure and its public event entities as documented JSON endpoints.
Search by keyword and location, list every supported discovery category, browse Ticketmaster city pages, or pull the ranked trending-attractions list across every segment.
Pass the documented page parameter to category, city, attraction, venue, or search routes to collect deeper result pages.
Resolve event, attraction, and venue identifiers into structured detail records and related event listings.
An attraction id also resolves to its paginated fan reviews with aggregate rating and AI-generated summary, and its "Fans Also Viewed" related attractions.
Major venues expose header imagery and external links (official site, resident teams) through the venue enhanced-details route; smaller venues without that content return 404.
Re-run saved searches or discovery routes to track newly listed events, dates, locations, and venue activity.
FAQ
Yes. The category endpoint exposes Ticketmaster's supported concerts, sports, arts and theater, and family discovery hierarchy. Use the category-events route with pagination to retrieve events for a selected category.
Yes. List supported cities, select a city identifier, and page through that city's public events with the documented page parameter.
Yes. Crawlora provides separate detail routes for public events, attractions, and venues, plus paginated attraction-event and venue-event listings.
Yes. The attraction-reviews route returns paginated fan reviews with an aggregate rating and Ticketmaster's own AI-generated summary; the attraction-related route returns the "Fans Also Viewed" attractions shown on that attraction's page, or a valid empty list when there is no recommendation data.
Header branding imagery and external links -- the venue's own site and any resident teams -- for major venues. Smaller venues without that enhanced content return a 404 rather than an empty record.
No. Crawlora is not affiliated with Ticketmaster and provides structured extraction for supported public Ticketmaster pages. Use Ticketmaster's official developer products when you require an official licensed integration.