Eagles Extend Partnership with Ticketmaster Through 2030

The Philadelphia Eagles and Ticketmaster are extending their partnership through 2030, with Ticketmaster continuing as the team's exclusive ticketing partner. "Extending our long-term partnership with Ticketmaster reflects our shared commitment to delivering a seamless, world-class event experience for Eagles fans," said Brian Napoli, Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships, Philadelphia Eagles. We're excited to continue connecting Eagles fans to the moments that matter. 🦅

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The Club will introduce a new ticketing system from the 2026-27 season after agreeing a multi-year partnership with TicketCo, one of the UK’s leading digital ticketing platforms. It will also be used for the 2026/27 season ticket launch, with further details to be released next week. The move follows a review of the Club’s existing systems and is designed to deliver a more streamlined and flexible ticketing experience, aligned with how supporters now engage with football. #HUFC

Hartlepool United Football Club is setting a new standard for matchdays in the National League. We are proud to partner with this great club to deliver a modern digital ticketing solution for the 2026-27 season and onwards. When clubs upgrade to TicketCo, they secure the essential infrastructure needed to drive growth. This partnership means Hartlepool United FC will immediately benefit from increased operational efficiency, stronger fan engagement, and the freedom to innovate on matchdays. By choosing TicketCo, Hartlepool United FC shows exactly what is possible when a club puts its fans first and selects the right technology partner.

Sports fans are no longer just buying a ticket — they're planning a full experience. 🎟️ At Ticketmaster, we wanted to understand how deeply this shift is happening and the trends shaping the industry. A few things that stood out to us: → Fans are travelling further and earlier to attend live events → The demand for premium and bundled experiences is growing fast → Clubs and venues that offer more than just a seat are winning loyalty We've put together our State of Play: Sports report with the full picture in Spain and beyond. 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ew9EKmCg #SportsBusiness #FanExperience #LiveEvents #SportsMarketing #Ticketmaster

The National Association of Ticket Brokers has rebranded as the National Association of Ticketing Professionals (Formerly National Association of Ticket Brokers). Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eK86krdV

SeatGeek has been named the official ticketing partner and a founding sponsor of the Chicago Fire FC’s new $750M venue. Set to open in 2028 as part of The 78 development. The deal, awarded through a competitive RFP, positions SeatGeek to help build the club’s ticketing and broader tech ecosystem from the ground up, spanning everything from fan experience to integrated stadium operations. More: https://ow.ly/clIV50YNBcS

It's official! 🔥 Check out the full feature in Sports Business Journal for more details on our newest partnership with Chicago Fire FC. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ecJbZ4n8 Ethan Joyce

A nice throwback to Flicket’s annual company conference last year. Fast forward to today, and we’ve continued expanding across key sectors in Australia and the USA, working with event organisers who are looking for more than just a QR code on a PDF. One thing has become very clear. Promoters and event organisers are often leaving revenue on the table, not because their events lack demand, but because their ticketing setup is not built to help them maximise every opportunity. We help event organisers take back control of their ticketing, their customer data, their revenue streams and their overall event experience. A lot has happened since that first conference, and we’re only getting started. Let’s go for gold!

Something I didn't expect when we built TicketingStack: the Nordics would end up being the most connected market on it. More ecosystem partners per ticketing system than anywhere else. More than the UK. More than North America. Make of that what you will. The other thing that surprised me when I finally pulled the numbers together properly... Theatre, concert halls, museums and heritage venues account for the three most-represented sectors on the platform. 106, 90 and 88 vendors respectively. Four suppliers in this market have over 25 registered connections. Am I truly surprised, yes and no... there are far more combined venues in these industries than say Football and Rugby. But scales are vastly different. If you're one of the 112 vendors with an unclaimed listing, it's time to claim that and tell the story you want it to say. They are indexing, but not showing the scale of your offering. On the road to 300 vendors on the site, which blows my mind and humbles me greatly. Thank you 👏🫶