How it works
From a name to a number in three taps.
1. Find an artist or a city
Search a name, browse a city or open the map to see who plays where.
2. Pick a date
Choose the show, or plan ahead with a city and a few days.
3. See it in one estimate
Ticket and flight on one card, in your currency, with the airport distance beside them.
Reading the card
Two captures from the Android build, on a phone set to New York and US dollars, against live data. Every figure below is read off those pictures, including the one that is missing.
- Ticket ≈ $33. The face value the seller published, converted into your currency. The ≈ is the mark of a conversion: the ticket itself is charged in euros, and the card says so in its footnote.
- Round trip from $594.93. The cheapest fare Travelpayouts returned out of your home city for the days around the show, converted at the European Central Bank’s reference rate, the most recent one we hold, which can be up to a week old. “From”, because a fare quoted now is not a fare held. The card calls the row “Round trip” when the fare includes the return and says so in the same way when it does not.
- Airport transfer 17 km. How far the venue is from the airport, with a button to see a GetTransfer price and links to book a transfer on GetTransfer or a taxi on Kiwitaxi. The ride is yours to book, and it is not in the total.
- Total estimate from $627.47. The ticket and the flight together, the ticket shown rounded on the card, so the figures above are not an exact sum. It appears only when both of them carry a price. The next capture is what you get when one of them does not.
- Ticket: Price TBA. Most sellers publish a price for only a minority of the shows they list. When there is none, the row says so. It is never estimated from a comparable ticket.
- Round trip from $634.21. Priced exactly as on the other card: the fare does not depend on whether the door price is known, and neither does the distance from the airport.
- Total estimate: no row at all. A sum that leaves out the door price is not the cost of going, and printing one anyway would invite you to read it as though it were. So the app withholds the total until every leg it needs carries a price, and until then it shows you what it does know.