Bandsintown Avis 

So spamming and full of pop ops I couldn't even view the band info I was looking at. I emailed the band that I got so frustrated trying to find info behind all the pop ups and spam I decided not to attend their show.

as close to a legal scam as you could get. you have to register your personal info (aka sell them your data) before you can "buy" tickets...but then when you finally sold your soul to them and can finally click "buy ticket", it literally just takes you to whatever ticketing website the particular venue uses to sell tickets. so, in essence, this website proved to be completely useless and seemingly predatory on your data.

Har prøvet et utal af gange at afmelde mails fra Bandistown, men uden resultat.
Uden tvivl helt bevist, men stærkt irriterende.

We can’t say enough great things about Bradley Smith from Bandsintown for Artists.
We had multiple old and duplicate artist accounts floating around Bandsintown, and Bradley took the time to track everything down, organize it, and merge the accounts for us. What seemed like a complicated situation was handled quickly, professionally, and with genuine care.
Not only was Bradley incredibly knowledgeable, but he was also responsive, friendly, and truly invested in helping us get everything set up correctly. Thank you for going above and beyond the way you did.
As huge fans of Bandsintown, we are especially grateful for Bradley’s support and dedication. He made the entire process seamless and stress-free.
Thank you, Bradley, for your outstanding service and for helping us build a stronger presence for Danny Seraphine’s Chicago Legacy. You’re a rock star!
— Danny Seraphine 🎶👏

Highly insecure website, only works without a VPN, shame, some bands I wanted to support by going to see them live even though I suffer with extreme social anxiety. But I'm not doing a financial transaction online without the maximum of security.

Harassment, falsely listing me as touring when I am not, scraping my content and misattributing it, falsely claiming to represent our projects views (they don't), persistent unwanted communications (no, you don't have a right to my work or managing my performances).

Overall utterly useless garbage that's just more tech bros trying to insert themselves between artist and audience to squeeze money for crap neither side wants.

Oh, and offering us "free" (if we pay for it first, which means it's not free) stuff to write reviews for you is fraud. Neither want to be paid for the priviledge, nor is my ability to write a review dependent on their permission as they seem to believe (threatening to restrict us from a service we don't want if we post negatively is a meaningless threat).

What an awful experience! Can’t believe Apple have a partnership on Apple Music concerts to check for tickets with such a bad website. Really bad. All I can say. Pop ups after pop ups. Stuff always opening. Terrible!

App asks for all your life before you can actually book tickets. I just want to go to a concert, stop being so intrusive. Apps like that should be banned from events. I don't get who let them have monopoly on ticket management they're so useless.

Bands in town is great for finding new and small venues and artists and as an artist myself the Bands in town for artists is very well done and the support responded quickly and helpfully when I needed it.

Just impossible to unsubscribe. Don't sign up unless you want their emails for ever. I have been trying for weeks to unsubscribe as not interested in the sort of concerts they promote.

Useless waste of time that makes you LOSE A CHANCE FOR TICKETS. You spend AN HOUR trying to gain access, their worthless system failing all the time. And when you can finally get in? It just redirects you to ANOTHER website! By then, the presale is OVER. Pointless intermediary.

Inconsequential, even useless. It announces artists' tours two days after tickets go on sale. Other platforms are much better informed.

Made an account recently so I could be notified when literally only TWO artists I want to see are performing near me. Since then I've received maybe 20+ emails, multiple per day, all for random artists that I have zero interest in and have never indicated I wanted to see. I adjusted my settings to only receive event emails for artists I'm following (again, literally two people) and nothing changed. In each email, they say I'm receiving these notifications because I follow whatever artist they're pushing (I don't), and no amount of unsubscribing seems to work. Good idea in theory, absolutely trash execution. Will be deleting my account and reporting any more emails from them as spam. I'll just keep tabs on the artist's tour schedules myself.

Incessant emails and unsubscribe doesn't work. Infuriating.

Once I clicked a link on Youtube, it kept giving me popups until I removed the bandsintown cookie.

I’ve used this app for years, but over the past year it’s gone completely downhill. Support has been useless I’ve opened tickets and either get no response or I have to follow up multiple times just to hear back, and even then nothing gets resolved.

I’ve reported more than once that the app no longer sends me new concert notifications, and it constantly unfollows artists I know I’ve followed repeatedly. I’ll follow them, check later, and they’re back to “unfollowed” again.

All of these issues have been reported multiple times, and nothing has been fixed. At this point, it’s clear they don’t care about the user experience, so I’m done with the app and I honestly don’t recommend it to anyone.

forced, i wanted to order a ticket for a dutch band, to use this app and site. mandatory to create an account.
after reading i don’t want to make use of it anymore and
stopped my account. But emails keep coming whatever i’ll do, alter subscriptions and so on, they’l keep spamming me with bandemail and other unwanted advices.

i made a joke about Taylor Swift is garbage and i said i was playing at the United Center and they took my account down.

Tickets were available through The Brooklyn Monarch's individual website instead of the usual Dice or Ticketmaster that I'm forced to comply to -insert laugh here-. Many blessings to the venue. Support the venue. Bandsintown is what I use to stay updated. Hence, Bandsintown review which has a great system. Now to the reviews. 2nd time seeing Vomit Forth. They did not disappoint. Heavy Death Metal Hardcore or Deathcore vibes. Some fun dancing. Good times with their set. After them, it was just back to back legendary sets. Starting with See You Next Tuesday. Their set was amazing. Heavy Grindcore/Deathcore sounds. Everyone was grooving on the Dancefloor. I really enjoyed their set. Next up, The Number 12 Looks Like You. They started out chill and melodic. Then eventually moved into their heavier stuff for some dancing vibes on the Dancefloor. But ultimately, it was awesome and nostalgic. Good times. And last but not least, the dope ones, The Red Chord. These guys were phenomenal, yo. I enjoyed their set a lot. Words can't fully describe. You'd have to hit up their shows. Many blessings. Happy holidays. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. If you find any of this useful and educational, be sure to tap the Useful option to let me know. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.

Absolutely horrible. Idk why anyone would sell tickets with this service. Bombarded by ads ads ads. I legit skipped a concert because they were more invested in shoving ads down my throat before I could even see the price of said ticket. Hope the ad revenue is worth the loss of sales.