Ticketmaster Entertainment, Inc., an American ticket distribution and sales company, is based in Beverly Hills, California. It also has operations in many other countries. It merged with Live Nation Entertainment in 2010 to create Live Nation Entertainment. Find contact details of Ticketmaster that includes phone number, email, and Social media contacts. Use these contact details to solve your issues more quickly.
PHONE NUMBERS
Main: (310) 867-7000
Customer Service: (800) 653-8000
Ticket Sales: (800) 745-3000
Toll Free: (800) 653-8000 (Note: In order to speak to a specialist at Ticketmaster, you must sign into your Ticketmaster account before dialing this number. You will be given a special code from your account.)
CONTACT VIA EMAIL
texthelp@livenation.com
privacy@livenation.com
copyrightofficer@livenation.com
customer_support@ticketmaster.com
trademarks@livenation.com
CORPORATE HEAD OFFICE
1000 Corporate Landing Charleston, WV 25311
https://www.ticketmaster.com/
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTACTS
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
YouTube
LinkedIn
TICKETMASTER LIVE CHAT
Many live chat options are available at Ticketmaster. you can contact live chat support via web chat, sms text, and WhatsApp. visit live chat page for more options.
EXECUTIVE TEAM
Scott Donowho
SVP, Fan Experience Global
9348 Civic Center Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 867-7000
Elizabeth Gotto
Vice President, Product and Portfolio Delivery
Englewood, Colorado, United States
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Michael Rapino
President and Chief Executive Officer
9348 Civic Center Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
michael.rapino@ticketmaster.com
ABOUT TICKETMASTER
The American ticket sales and distribution company Ticketmaster Entertainment, Inc. has locations in numerous nations and is headquartered in Beverly Hills, California. Under the name Live Nation Entertainment, it merged with Live Nation in 2010.
For both primary and secondary markets, the company’s ticket sales are fulfilled digitally or at its two primary fulfillment centers in Charleston, West Virginia, and Pharr, Texas. Artists, promoters, and venues are some of Ticketmaster’s customers. Ticketmaster sells tickets that customers make available to themselves, while customers control their events and set ticket prices.
When tickets are purchased and resold on the platform, Ticketmaster charges a fee. Customers, musicians, and regulators have all scrutinized ticket sales fees, which can make up a significant portion of total ticket costs. The United States Department of Justice has been looking into the company’s retaliation against venues that broke its 2010 10-year consent decree from the Live Nation merger, which has been extended by 5 years from 2020 to 2025. The Department of Justice launched a formal investigation into Live Nation Entertainment on the grounds of monopoly, antitrust law, and violations of consumer rights following widespread criticism of the company’s handling of the pre-sale of Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour.
