ViaGoGo

Viagogo has its headquarters in London, therefore it serves the UK music industry well. However, it is also a global platform, serving over 50 countries and offering tickets to shows in the United States. This site is fantastic for genre-hopping; for example, I had no idea C Pop existed until I browsed here.

The UI is not as user-friendly as other sites because of the excessive visual clutter. Nonetheless, there are unmistakable directions to the various shows and festivals that might be attended. Viagogo is a secondary ticket market, which means they don't work directly with performers or event organisers to offer tickets to the general public.

Because sellers have the option to set their own prices, tickets may be more expensive than they would be on other platforms. This is a problem for extremely popular events (cough, Beyoncé), but is otherwise the norm for ticket resale marketplaces. You can also sell your own tickets on this site, which is great news. Sign up, look up the event for which you have tickets, and then name your own price, taking into account what similar tickets have sold for. This is convenient if you're in a pinch and need to make a quick purchase or sale, as you can do it from any mobile device.

Purchasing secondhand tickets can feel hazardous, but if the event is cancelled and not rescheduled, you will receive a full 125% of your money back. The delivery of your ticket prior to the scheduled start time of the event is also guaranteed by the company. Don't worry about missing the show because your tickets didn't arrive on time; they'll be delivered by a traceable courier service.

Pros:

• Generous refund policy
  
• UK and international events
  
• Wide selection of musical genres

Cons:

• Pricier than some

Website: https://www.viagogo.com/