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Australians still love going to a show. Though buying a ticket or paying the bills is a dilemma most of us are now faced with.

Tixel official launches in the United States, the world’s biggest live entertainment market. Established in Australia back in 2018, Tixel makes its move into the US with a slew of partners that…

For the first time, the jazz/funk party band has appointed an official global resale partner for their global tour.

She didn’t clean up at the Grammy Awards, though as far as Australians were concerned, the year 2024 very much belonged to Taylor Swift. Newly-revealed insights from Tixel reveals that Swift was…

More than half of respondents (55%) say a ticket price that $5-$10 cheaper can often determine whether or not they make the purchase.

While Doja Cat was painting the town red last year, country music – and Luke Combs in particular – was having a mighty hoedown. Following his nine-date trans-Tasman arena tour last August, Combs, the…

"Big Ticket Items: The Future of Live Music in a Tight Economy" is Tixel and Bolster's second wide-angle study into live entertainment.

Spread across 65 pages, the first-of-its-kind report captures the preferences and behaviours of over 1,200 ticket-buyers.

Australia’s biggest independent primary ticketing firm, Oztix, and secondary ticketing platform Tixel have joined forces to protect fans from ticketing rip-offs. In a bid to combat issues like…

Tixel will use the capital to upscale their events platform as the live events sector reopens.