Published on August 22, 2025

In an exciting leap for live music lovers, Bandsintown, the leading global source for concert information is now the exclusive provider of concert listings on YouTube and YouTube Music. This partnership fundamentally changes how fans find live shows, putting the entire calendar of upcoming concerts at the fingertips of the hundreds of millions already enjoying YouTube every month. While watching videos, shorts, or browsing an artist’s channel, fans can now see concert listings side-by-side with the music they love.
Bandsintown’s embed goes further than a simple events calendar. A brand-new push notification feature alerts users the moment a concert is scheduled nearby, putting live music discovery on equal footing with video views. Fans no longer have to scroll through social feeds or miss announcement dates— Bandsintown brings the show straight to their pocket.
Later this year, the integration will roll out to YouTube Music, elevating concert listings on artist pages and the home screen itself. Not only does this mean more screen time for every tour announcement, but it creates an uninterrupted journey from video to ticket purchase, uniting platforms and giving artists the fullest possible spotlight on the road ahead.
Bandsintown and YouTube just teamed up, bringing features that enhance the experience for fans and artists alike. Music fans can now enjoy a two-month free trial of YouTube Premium, letting them watch videos and listen to music ad-free, offline, and with the screen off. This free trial is a game changer, giving fans the freedom to dive into live shows and music videos with zero interruptions.
For artists, the collaboration is a chance to reach new listeners. Tour dates entered through Bandsintown for Artists will automatically appear on YouTube, giving musicians of every size—big indie, and everything in between—more chances to be seen, heard, and, most importantly, have tickets sold. Venues, festivals, and promoters using Bandsintown Pro can also push their events to YouTube’s global stage, making sure every gig gets the audience it deserves.
This partnership matters now more than ever, as artists still struggle to earn a living tour by tour. Bandsintown’s platform lets musicians connect with fresh audiences and drive ticket sales, keeping its promise to deliver meaningful support and a fair chance for every artist, no matter where they are.
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Pop icon Sabrina Carpenter is the featured artist for this new partnership between Bandsintown and YouTube. With a massive following of 12 million subscribers on YouTube and over 1 million followers on Bandsintown, Sabrina’s upcoming tour dates will now enjoy greater visibility through this collaboration. As she continues to captivate audiences with her music, Sabrina is leveraging Bandsintown’s tools to showcase her tour dates on her website. The new partnership guarantees that her shows will now gain significant exposure on both YouTube and Bandsintown, helping fans connect with her music and stay updated on her live performances.
Her successful headlining performance at Lollapalooza underscores the growing popularity of artists who are able to effectively engage with their audiences through digital platforms. This visibility, thanks to the Bandsintown and YouTube partnership, ensures that artists like Sabrina Carpenter can continue to thrive in a highly competitive music industry.
Bandsintown’s new collaboration with YouTube continues the platform’s drive to broaden its global distribution reach. In the past 18 months Bandsintown has become the go-to live music data partner for key players like Google, Spotify, Apple and Shazam. Partnering with YouTube advances Bandsintown’s mission to unify the live music experience for artists and fans alike.
Bandsintown compiles concert information from more than 700,000 registered artists and 65,000 venues and promoters, creating the planet’s largest live music catalog. It publishes 2.3 million events annually, guaranteeing fans receive the freshest, most precise concert listings. This vast live-events archive is now amplified through YouTube, extending the reach of live music to an even wider audience.
Integrating Bandsintown concert listings into YouTube marks a transformative moment for the live music sector. This partnership streamlines the live event discovery process and reinforces the entire music value chain by giving artists and their shows wider visibility. As musicians search for new revenue streams in a challenging economic landscape, the collaboration stands out as a powerful driver of ticket sales, turning fan interest into real income.
For listeners, the merge translates into a smoother, richer journey from watching music videos straight into buying concert tickets. Concert calendars embedded in YouTube make it easy for fans to spot nearby dates and grab a seat without bouncing between apps. Bandsintown and YouTube are, together, elevating live music to a centerpiece of the entertainment experience, letting fans keep the music, and the shows, they love, always within reach.
| Event Name | Date | Location | Headliners/Artists |
|---|---|---|---|
| MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) | September 7, 2025 | UBS Arena, Long Island, New York | Mariah Carey, Sabrina Carpenter, Ricky Martin, J Balvin, DJ Snake |
| Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival | November 15–16, 2025 | Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California | Childish Gambino, A$AP Rocky, Clairo, Doechii, Clipse, T-Pain, Earl Sweatshirt |
| Victorious Festival | August 22–24, 2025 | Southsea, United Kingdom | Kings of Leon, Queens of the Stone Age, Vampire Weekend, Madness, Nelly Furtado |
| Roskilde Festival | June 28 – July 5, 2025 | Roskilde, Denmark | Charli XCX, Olivia Rodrigo, Nine Inch Nails, Stormzy, FKA Twigs, Deftones, Arca |
| Isle of Wight Festival | June 19–22, 2025 | Isle of Wight, United Kingdom | Faithless, Sting, Stereophonics, The Script, Justin Timberlake, Jess Glynne |
As digital platforms increasingly drive the entertainment landscape, collaborations like the new link-up between YouTube and Bandsintown are rewriting the rules for discovering live music. This joint effort is only the opening chapter: when Bandsintown’s features roll into YouTube Music later this year, fans will find even richer, more direct routes to their favorite artists and to concerts they won’t want to miss. Push alerts, a single tap to a complete tour calendar, and recommendations tailored to listening habits are all part of a new chapter that makes live music both easier to find and sharper to feel.
YouTube’s constant evolution makes this Bandsintown alliance a cornerstone of tomorrow’s concert circuit, linking artists to fans who might otherwise miss them and nurturing those relationships into global movements.
[Source: PR Newswire; Image Credit: PR Newswire]
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