Your tickets.
On your phone.
Every ticket you have ever bought here is in your account — QR codes ready to scan at the door. No app to install, nothing to print, and nothing to dig out of a six-week-old email.
Stop searching your inbox
in the queue.
The email is fine until you need it at 11pm with one bar of signal and a dying phone.
Hunting for the email
- Searching "ticket" and getting four years of receipts
- The confirmation went to the other email address
- You forwarded it to a friend and lost track of which is whose
- You bought add-ons too, and those are in a different email
Opening your account
- Everything you've bought, on one screen
- Tap a booking, the QR is right there
- Tickets and add-ons on the same order
- Download the PDF or the receipt whenever you want
Four taps
Do this once on the way to the venue, not in the queue.
Log in
Use the email address you bought with. If you don't remember setting a password, see the section below — you almost certainly have an account.
Open My Tickets
Everything you've bought is listed with the newest first, tickets and add-ons together on the order you placed.
Tap the booking
Your QR code is on the ticket itself. You can download it as a PDF, and grab the receipt while you're there.
Show it at the door
Screen brightness up, hold it steady, and they scan it. Each ticket scans once — that's what stops a screenshot getting in twice.
The answer is almost always this
You have an account even if you never chose to make one.
Bought as a guest? You still have an account.
Checking out without signing up still creates an account against the email you typed at checkout — it just sets a password you were never shown. So the way in is not to register again (which will tell you the email is taken), it's to reset the password on the email you bought with. Do that once and every ticket you've ever bought here is sitting in your account.
The questions people actually ask
Including the ones where the answer isn't the one you were hoping for.
What else the account does
Small things, but they're the reason it's worth setting that password.
Receipts on demand
Download the invoice for any order — useful when it was a work night out and somebody wants it expensed.
Add-ons in one place
Tables, drinks packages, merch and anything else you bought with the ticket, on the same order.
Hear about the next one
Promoter and venue pages have a notify signup, so the people whose nights you already go to can tell you what's next.
Your details stay yours
Venues see headcounts against their capacity, never your name or email. Promoters who email you never see your address — we relay it.
Faster next time
Your details are already in, so the next checkout is a couple of taps instead of a form.
Get paid to bring people
If you're the one who always fills the room, there's a promoter account that pays commission for it.