How it works
A calendar you can walk.
Ticketmaster sells the seat. Timeout writes the essay. X is the night, on the ground, for the whole country.
01
Pick a city or a feeling
Tonight, the weekend, music, free, or the map. Every announced city has a desk — never a 404.
02
Read the listing
Time, room, source. If two calendars disagree, we show the conflict. We never invent a ticket price.
03
Put it on the map
Pins are doors. Gold means something tonight. Number is how many listings share that door.
04
Walk in
Free is free. Paid tickets go to the organizer. Add to Google Calendar, pin a plan, go.
Do you sell tickets?
No. X is the calendar and the map. When a source states a price we show it. Otherwise: organizer.
Why is Park City first?
It's the flagship live desk — densest inventory, real pins, districts. The country lights up the same way.
What does Live vs On the wire mean?
Live = listings in the catalog now. On the wire = the city is announced and has a real page, waiting for inventory.
Can organizers list for free?
Yes. Submit an event. We review against public calendars — we still won't invent a price.