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Know who sells before their price does.

Ticket forecasts by artist, room and night, built from public streaming and social data plus the ticket history you own. For talent buyers, agents and promoters.

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Your Artist, spring tourApr 18–May 9Updated 6h ago
3 likely sellouts 3 at risk 2 over capacity
StopSoldCapForecast
Likely selloutSeattle320450435
On trackPortland190350310
Likely selloutSan Francisco410500495
Over capacityLos Angeles400400~740
At riskSalt Lake City140600350
At riskDenver160600385
Over capacityChicago350350~560
At riskNashville120500305
Likely selloutNew York450700670
Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Denver Chicago Nashville New York
Los Angeles, Sat May 2, 400 cap
~340 over capacity
Move to a bigger room, or add Sunday.

Find acts ready to move up a room.

For talent buyers: each week, a list of artists whose forecast crowd in your city is bigger than the rooms they play now. That gap is money on the table for you and your team.

Your city: Los Angeles Tickets sold, last time hereForecast now80% range
Artist A
Post-punk, last played a 250-cap
230
560 470–640
2.4×
Artist B
Hip-hop, support slots so far
no headline
410 330–490
First headline
Artist C
Electronic, last played a 300-cap
280
520 440–600
1.9×
Artist D
Indie folk, no US ticket history
none yet
est. 150–500
New market

Sample data, artist names hidden.

Spot the shows that need a bigger room or a second night.

When forecast demand runs past capacity, we flag it early enough to place a hold or move rooms, and show what a second night does to your routing.

Los Angeles, 400 cap, Sat May 2
CapacityOver capacity, est.
400
~340
Move rooms: 700-cap, forecast 680 to 700 Add Sunday: est. 150 to 300, Salt Lake City shifts to Tuesday

What you get for each show

Know the numberHow many tickets a show will move, before the offer goes out.
Know if it paysWhat the night nets after fees and comps, and whether your guarantee works.
Time the pushWhen tickets usually move for shows like this, so promo lands at the right moment.
See the compsHow similar artists actually did in rooms like yours.
Fill the gapsOpen dates on the route, and the rooms worth filling them.
Back up your askFor agents: demand numbers to bring to the deal.
“They extracted trends that nobody else in my industry had previously pointed out.”
Gold Theory Artists, artist management

Built by Meredith, a quantitative researcher and ML engineer, formerly at Google, with years of experience in data science for artists, venues and agents.

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For talent buyers, agents and promoters who want to talk forecasting.