As we count down to 2019, Ticket Club is reviewing the past year in the entertainment industry. Follow along with our series as we explore the best of 2018’s live events, determined by internal sales data.
Football fans certainly showed up this year, helping drive the NFL to have the most of the year’s best-selling sports games among any league.
Continue reading “Year in Review: NFL Behind Most of 2018’s Best-Selling Sports Games”
NCAA football bowl season is upon us – with the Football Bowl Subdivision semifinals set for December 29 and the remainder of the bowl field filled in with a mix of traditional conference match-ups and wild card games. The College Football Playoff will feature top-seed Alabama vs. No. 4 Oklahoma at the Capital One Orange Bowl, played at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium and No. 2 seed Clemson vs. No. 3 Notre Dame at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The victors of those games will face off on Monday January 7 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA for the National Championship. Continue reading “FBS Bowls Set, with Alabama-Oklahoma and Clemson-Notre Dame Headlining”
As we count down to 2019, Ticket Club is reviewing the past year in the entertainment industry. Follow along with our series as we explore the best of 2018’s live events, determined by internal sales data.
The Big Apple brings big entertainment. To little surprise, New York City ranked first on the list of 2018’s top entertainment cities in terms of both concerts and sports ticket sales.
Continue reading “Year in Review: New York, Los Angeles Top Entertainment Cities”
As we count down to 2019, Ticket Club is reviewing the past year in the entertainment industry. Follow along with our series as we explore the best of 2018’s live events, determined by internal sales data.
When a particular city has two, three or even four professional sports teams, it may be hard for fans to keep track of. But which teams came out on top when it comes to the country’s major sports cities? Ticket Club data found that 2018 was a home-run for several MLB teams in competitive markets.
Continue reading “Year in Review: MLB Teams Flourish in Major Sports Cities”
When it comes to college hoops, Duke and Kansas are always dominant on the court. But as this season picks up steam, they are also dominating overall NCAA basketball sales. Continue reading “Kansas, Duke Lead 2018-19 NCAA Basketball Sales”
With the college football season nearing its end, all eyes are on the playoff rankings and the potential New Year’s Six match-ups. Week 11 rankings continue to solidify the likeliness that Alabama, Clemson, Notre Dame and Michigan are semifinal bound by the end of year – leading many to book early entry for New Year’s games. Before you buy, see our breakdown of the potential 2018 college football playoffs and the impact they will have on ticket prices. Continue reading “2018 College Football Playoffs: Early Predictions and Ticket Prices”
LeBron James’ inaugural season in Los Angeles may have gotten off to a bumpy start, but Lakers tickets are still some of the most sought-after in the league. Continue reading “Despite Early Setback, Lakers Tickets Remain In High Demand”
Atlanta will be a hotbed for top sports and entertainment this winter. In the week before Super Bowl LIII kicks off at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the city will host a free concert series in anticipation. Continue reading “Atlanta to Precede Super Bowl LIII with Week-Long Concert Series”
With the National and American League pennant series nearing their exciting ends, it’s time to look at potential World Series match-ups and what it means for fans hoping to see the action from the ballpark. A Dodgers-Astros rematch from last year’s thriller of a series would certainly bring excitement, but also hefty ticket prices. When it comes to affordability, a Brewers-Red Sox clash may be a home run in helping baseball fans save. Continue reading “Red Sox-Brewers World Series Sizing Up to be Cheaper than Astros-Dodgers Rematch”
The Milwaukee Bucks are ready to open their 2018-19 campaign in grand fashion. After three years of construction and anticipation, they finally have a new home – the sleek, $524 million Fiserv Forum, which officially opened its doors in August. But with a brand new arena typically comes an increase in ticket cost for admission, and the Bucks are no exception.
Continue reading “Milwaukee Bucks See Spike in Ticket Prices in New Arena”
