Affiliate Disclosure
ConcertGrid may earn a commission when you make a qualifying purchase through the ticket links on this site. Here is exactly how that works.
The short version
ConcertGrid participates in the TicketNetwork affiliate program. Every “View Tickets” button on this site is an affiliate link. If you follow one and complete a qualifying purchase, the marketplace may pay ConcertGrid a commission. ConcertGrid does not add a fee of its own to the ticket price: we take no payment, and the price and any fees are set by the marketplace.
What it does not affect
- Which concerts we list. Commission does not decide which concerts appear. We list the events in the marketplace data available to us.
- The order of results. Lists are ordered by date, by the sort you choose, by the number of upcoming concerts or, in search, by how closely a name matches — never by commission.
- The prices we show. They come from marketplace data we receive, and commission plays no part in them. We do not adjust prices based on affiliate commission.
- Our research. The studies in the research section are computed from the same stored price data, with their methodology and sample sizes published alongside the results.
Why we disclose it
FTC guidance says affiliate relationships and other material connections should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously. That is why ConcertGrid discloses its commission relationship next to the ticket button on each concert page and explains it in more detail on this page.
Questions
If anything on this site looks like it was influenced by commission rather than data, tell us and we will correct it or explain it. You can reach us using the contact details on the About page.
Last updated: September 25, 2026.