You follow. We watch. You go.
Tell UGround which artists and venues matter. We poll the public sources every minute and surface the changes that actually mean a ticket — nothing else.
Watch wide. Notify narrow.
Follow the lane.
Skip the firehose.
Add artists, venues, cities, or radius rules. Import a Spotify playlist if that’s easier. UGround only watches what you actually care about — no calendar of every show in the country, no algorithmic guesses.
Build your watchlistWe don’t list shows.
We list changes.
Status flips from announced to on-sale. Presales cracking open early. New dates landing in your radius. UGround surfaces the moment something becomes a ticket — and gets out of the way otherwise.
See the numbers"My phone buzzed forty seconds after Ticketmaster flipped. I had two seats before the announcement hit Twitter."
The difference is the difference.
Seconds, Not Hours
We poll once a minute and push the second something flips. No nightly digest, no batched email.
Watchlist-First
You decide who's worth a ping. We don't pretend every show in your city is interesting.
Real Sources
Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, Songkick, Bandsintown, AXS, DICE — the platforms that actually sell the seats.
Your Channels
Email, Discord, SMS. Pick one, pick three. Whichever buzzes loudest when it matters.
The receipts.
From the front row.
I'd been refreshing the venue page for a week. UGround pinged me at 11:43 on a Tuesday and I had wristbands by 11:45.
The watchlist import from Spotify did half the work for me. It just knows the bands I'd actually drive for.
Three small-room shows last quarter that I would have missed entirely. That's three more good nights than I had before.
Catch your next show first.
Build a watchlist in two minutes. Pick a channel that buzzes loud enough. We’ll handle the refreshing.