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Seat Geek
10 tools · Event Management · Lifestyle & Entertainment
SeatGeek Platform API provides access to events, venues, and performers data for concerts, sports, theater, and other live entertainment
Connect Seat Geek
- Open Slashspace and go to Settings, then Connectors.
- On Discover, search for Seat Geek and click Connect.
- Sign in to Seat Geek in your browser. Slashspace updates when the account is connected.
- Then ask for what you need in any Agent mode chat. Seat Geek is on in every chat unless you switch it off.
What your chats can do
10 tools from Seat Geek.
- Get Event DetailsGet comprehensive details about a specific event including venue, performers, date/time (in local venue time), ticket information, and a SeatGeek event URL. Performer and venue fields are basic summaries; use SEAT_GEEK_GET_PERFORMER_DETAILS or SEAT_GEEK_GET_VENUE_DETAILS for additional depth. For similarly named or recurring events, cross-check date, venue, league, and competition fields to confirm the correct event.
- Get Event RecommendationsGet personalized event recommendations based on your favorite performers, events, or location. Discover new events you might enjoy.
- Get Event Seating InformationGet section and row layout information for a specific event's venue. Returns available sections (e.g., '101', 'floor', 'suite-14') mapped to their row identifiers. IMPORTANT: Only works for events at major venues with seating maps (stadiums, arenas). Small venue concerts or general admission events will return a 404 error. Use SEAT_GEEK_SEARCH_EVENTS with taxonomies_name='sports' to find events that have seating data.
- Get Performer DetailsRetrieves detailed information about a specific performer (artist, sports team, or theatrical production) from SeatGeek by their unique ID. Returns comprehensive data including performer name, type, images, popularity scores, upcoming event counts, genre/taxonomy classifications, and ticket URLs. Does not include box scores, match statistics, or performance stats. Use this action when you need fields beyond the basic performer info already embedded in event details (e.g., popularity scores, full taxonomy, upcoming event counts). To find performer IDs, first use the search_performers action to search by name.
