Beatport Enters Live Events with New 'Beatport Tickets' Platform

Beatport Enters Live Events with New 'Beatport Tickets' Platform

Launched on October 15, 2025, Beatport Tickets is a new platform connecting music discovery with live events. In partnership with Weeztix, it allows fans to listen to event-specific playlists on Beatportal before buying, aiming to create a complete ecosystem for the dance music community.

10/18/2025
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Beatport Bridges the Gap Between Digital and Live

On October 15, 2025, the world of electronic music saw a significant development as Beatport, the genre's leading digital music store, officially launched Beatport Tickets. This new venture aims to seamlessly connect the process of discovering new tracks with the experience of attending live events, creating a more integrated journey for fans and a powerful new tool for promoters.

Developed through a strategic partnership with the established European ticketing company Weeztix, the platform is designed specifically for the dance music community. The initial rollout targets promoters, labels, and venues across the United Kingdom and Europe, with plans for further expansion on the horizon.

A Partnership Built on Expertise

The collaboration with Weeztix is a cornerstone of this initiative. Weeztix has built a strong reputation in Europe, particularly within the electronic music scene, by providing robust and organizer-focused ticketing solutions. This partnership leverages Beatport's massive global audience and discovery engine with Weeztix's proven ticketing infrastructure, aiming to offer a best-in-class experience for both event organizers and ticket buyers.

Key Features: Hear the Vibe Before You Go

Beatport Tickets is launching with a standout feature that sets it apart from competitors. Event organizers can now sell tickets directly through Beatportal, Beatport's editorial and culture hub, and attach curated playlists to their event pages.

This innovative function allows potential attendees to get an audio preview of the event, exploring the sounds and styles of the featured artists. It's a powerful discovery tool that helps fans make informed decisions while giving promoters a unique way to market the specific musical identity of their night.

How It Works:

  • For Promoters: Organizers in the UK and Europe can list their events on Beatportal, manage sales, and enhance their listings with playlists directly from the Beatport catalog.
  • For Fans: Users browsing Beatportal can discover events, listen to the associated music, and purchase tickets all within the same ecosystem, streamlining the path from online discovery to offline experience.

The Bigger Picture: An End-to-End Artist Ecosystem

The launch of Beatport Tickets is a clear signal of the company's ambition to build a comprehensive, all-in-one platform for the electronic music industry. The goal is to support artists and labels across the entire lifecycle of their music—from production and sales on the main store to promotion and live performance revenue.

Beatport has outlined a clear roadmap for the platform's growth:

  • United States Expansion: The service is scheduled to expand to the U.S. market in the first half of 2026.
  • Full Platform Integration: A deeper integration is planned for 2026, which will allow tickets to be sold directly from artist and label profiles on the main Beatport store, further solidifying the link between an artist's recorded music and their live shows.

This strategic move positions Beatport to compete more directly with established ticketing platforms like Resident Advisor and Dice, offering a compelling new option for the global dance music community.

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