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Eventbrite, Inc.

Eventbrite is a publicly traded self-service ticketing platform used heavily by independent venues, promoters and community events. It was founded in 2006 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2018.

Current relationships
1
Historical
0
Publishers cited
1
Last reviewed
2026-08-20

Who owns Eventbrite, Inc., and which venues does the public record connect it to?

  • Eventbrite, Inc. sells tickets for 40 Watt Club. Ticketing platform in use · Reported · verified 2026-08-24 · record

The record

Type
Ticketing provider
Location
San Francisco, California
Founded
2006
Listing
NYSE:EB
SEC CIK
0001475115
Official site
www.eventbrite.com

Evidence for this record

Ticketing

Ticketing relationships recorded for Eventbrite, Inc.
RelationshipTypePeriodStatusVerifiedSource
Eventbrite, Inc. sells tickets for 40 Watt Club. 40 Watt ClubTicketing platform in useReported2026-08-2440 Watt Club

Cite this reference

Plain
Live Index, "Eventbrite, Inc. — industry register record", Live Index, August 20, 2026 (updated August 20, 2026), https://liveindex.io/industry/ticketing/eventbrite
APA
Live Index (2026, August 20). Eventbrite, Inc. — industry register record [Reference guide]. Live Index. https://liveindex.io/industry/ticketing/eventbrite
Chicago
Live Index. "Eventbrite, Inc. — industry register record." Live Index, August 20, 2026. https://liveindex.io/industry/ticketing/eventbrite.
BibTeX
@online{industry-ticketing-eventbrite-2026, author = {{Live Index}}, title = {Eventbrite, Inc. — industry register record}, organization = {Live Index}, date = {2026-08-20}, urldate = {2026-08-20}, url = {https://liveindex.io/industry/ticketing/eventbrite} }

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