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Apple Music partners with Ticketmaster to power its concert discovery feature
Apple Music announced on Tuesday that it’s partnering with Ticketmaster to power its concert discovery feature. This integration aims to improve how users discover live music events based on their listening habits.
Ticketmaster is the first ticketing service to integrate with Apple Music, allowing listeners to find nearby concerts and events tailored to their individual music preferences. Every event listing on the music streaming app now includes a direct link to Ticketmaster for easy ticket purchasing.
With the new integration, Apple Music users can explore ticket options through various features in the app, including the homepage carousel that highlights nearby concerts related to their listening habits, a dedicated Concerts Tab for browsing events, and Artist Pages that display concert listings along with a badge indicating when an artist is on tour.
Apple Music 5.2 for Android adds iOS 26.4 Playlist Playground, album redesign
Following the first iOS 26.4 preview, Apple Music 5.2 entered beta earlier this week with three new features.
Update 3/24: With the launch of iOS 26.4, Apple Music 5.2 has now entered the stable channel for all users:
Now you can create a new playlist with just an idea in seconds.
This update also adds:• Concerts: Find shows in your area and tour dates for artists you love.• Video Subtitles: You can now customize your font, style, and background.• Support for 10 new system languages including Bangla, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.
Original 2/22: Playlist Playground leverages generative AI to “create a new playlist with just an idea in seconds.” You can access it from the top-right corner of the Library tab.
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Apple Music now helps you keep up with concerts from your favorite artists
Apple Music has partnered with Ticketmaster and Bandsintown to surface upcoming concerts based on your listening, with quick links to buy tickets. Here are the details.
As my colleague Zac covered in his roundup of what’s new with iOS 26.4, today’s update introduces a few notable changes for Apple Music, including a feature that helps users “discover nearby shows from artists in your library […].”
That is in part thanks to a new partnership between Apple Music and Bandsintown, which shared the following in a press release:
With the release of iOS 26.4, tour dates will automatically appear on Apple Music artist pages and in a new Concerts tab within Search, expanding how fans discover live music while listening.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Apple Music partners.
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