Magazine
Electronic music first, then everything that fills a venue. News, features and the ticketing figures nobody else publishes.
The Futura Tickets Magazine covers live music from the box office: attendance and revenue figures, resale and pricing regulation, and festival production. Every piece cites its sources and separates the figure supplied by the organiser from the one verified by a third party.
For the day-to-day of organising, there are the operational guides on the blog and the real-time sales data.
UOKiK sanctioned Live Nation over three clauses in its terms and conditions and published a concert guide that, read from the box office side, works as a compliance checklist.
Six Spanish festivals published their closing figures within five days. Not one of the six releases explains how the crowd was counted or puts a name behind the number.
Insolvency in January, a carved-up sale on 1 July and a British subsidiary the register still lists as active. Booth equipment is now split between two groups.
A death at a British festival brings back an uncomfortable question: in Spain, what is the promoter required to have in place, and to do. Self-protection, insurance and notification, rule by rule.
Spanish live music took 807.2 million in ticket sales in 2025, up 11.24%. Read in full, the Yearbook describes a far more uneven year than its headline.
It would require publishing the minimum price, the maximum price and the full price history before tickets go on sale. The clause wasn't in the draft that went out for public consultation, and the EU transposition deadlines have already passed.
Series
3 pieces
The data we publish here comes from the same dashboard used by the promoters who sell with us.
Book a demo