PRISMIs the market up or down, and by how much?
Start with paid tickets bought in the last 28 days. Compare the same weekdays a year earlier, so a different mix of weekdays and weekends does not drive the comparison.
Pulse
Available in the dashboard
The latest market picture, compared with last year.
A shared starting point for a market conversation. See the direction, understand what contributed to it, and look beyond a single exceptional event.
PRISM / PULSEA closer look
Illustrative market index · last year = 100
106.2Two lines. One for the whole view, one to understand how much the largest events influence it.
◇ Illustrative preview · not live market data
A question is where it starts.
Possible lines of enquiry. The questions that matter most would be defined with your team.
Which categories made up the change?
Read each category’s contribution in percentage points. A growing headline can conceal a quieter category; the contribution view makes that distinction visible.
Is one very large event distorting the picture?
Compare the headline with a second line that excludes any event accounting for at least a tenth of its window. This helps separate broad movement from the effect of a major event.
Know what you are looking at.
This is Platinumlist paid-ticket activity, measured by purchase date. It is not a census of every event, a measure of total attendance, or a causal explanation of market growth.
Completed paid orders, by purchase day; event categories; refreshed daily.
Pulse compares paid tickets bought in the latest complete 28 days with the same weekdays a year earlier. The source cut-off is displayed. A second line excludes, from both periods, any event contributing at least a tenth of either period. Category contributions explain the net change in percentage points.
The rhythm / Daily◇
An aggregate view. A protected relationship.
The government view protects individual customers and businesses. It does not disclose named events, organisers, venues or artists. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.