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Ticketmaster<\/a> has launched an app inside ChatGPT, allowing fans to search for events and explore ticket options directly through a conversation with OpenAI\u2019s chatbot.<\/p>\n The integration sits inside ChatGPT<\/b>\u2018s Apps Directory, where users can connect the Ticketmaster<\/b> app and activating it by starting prompts with @Ticketmaster<\/b>. From there, fans can ask about local concerts, upcoming games or events, and receive interactive listings based on their questions. When they\u2019re ready to buy, they\u2019re redirected to Ticketmaster\u2019s marketplace to complete the transaction.<\/p>\n The move makes the Live<\/b> Nation<\/b>-owned ticketing marketplace the latest to integrate with ChatGPT after SeatGeek<\/strong>, which launched<\/a> its own ChatGPT integration in late March.<\/p>\n For Ticketmaster, the app enables discovery and paid marketing, according to its announcement<\/a> on April 9. Fans who connect the app on ChatGPT can explore seating options and compare prices in real time. OpenAI is also testing sponsored ad placements in ChatGPT,\u00a0and Ticketmaster is among the participants.<\/p>\n \u201cDiscovery is no longer limited to search engines or social platforms, as more fans turn to AI platforms like ChatGPT to find events, compare options, and make decisions in real time.\u201d<\/p>\n Ticketmaster<\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Fans can type prompts like \u201cWhat concerts are near me?\u201d or \u201cWhat events are happening this weekend?\u201d and ChatGPT will suggest relevant ads, Ticketmaster said.<\/p>\n Ticketmaster said: \u201cFan behavior is evolving. Discovery is no longer limited to search engines or social platforms, as more fans turn to AI platforms like ChatGPT to find events, compare options, and make decisions in real time.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cTicketmaster is helping shape this shift with our app in ChatGPT, ensuring your events are discoverable in these emerging spaces and piloting new ways to reach fans at the moment decisions are made.\u201d<\/p>\n ChatGPT, which OpenAI says has 900 million weekly active users,\u00a0 <\/span>launched<\/a> its apps ecosystem in October 2025 with partners including Spotify<\/a><\/b>, Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Expedia, Figma <\/b>and Zillow<\/b>. Last month, ChatGPT integrated<\/a> with Apple<\/a><\/b>\u2019s music recognition tool Shazam<\/a><\/b> to allow users to \u2018Shazam\u2019 songs directly on ChatGPT.<\/p>\n For Ticketmaster, the integration marks its latest after integrating<\/a> with Shazam in July 2024. Through that partnership, artists are able to link their live events directly in the Shazam app, so that they appear whenever a user Shazams one of the artist\u2019s tracks.<\/p>\n In 2022, Ticketmaster\u00a0integrated with Snapchat<\/b><\/a>,<\/b> allowing users to use the Snap Map Layer to find all Ticketmaster events nearby. They can tap and invite friends through stickers that plug into the Snapchat Camera, or buy tickets from within Snap.<\/p>\n Ticketmaster has also integrated<\/a> with Spotify<\/b> for concert listings.<\/p>\n Elsewhere at Ticketmaster, the antitrust case against the company and its parent, Live Nation<\/a> Entertainment, has reached closing arguments at Federal District Court in Manhattan last week. The jury finished its first day of deliberations on Friday (April 10) without reaching a verdict.<\/p>\n\n