Concerts, shows, tours and one-off nights across nine cities. Converge puts them next to the bars and restaurants around them — so a gig stops being one calendar entry and becomes the whole night. Tickets are bought from the seller; we just help you find the thing.
The best night you had last year was something you'd never heard of.
Nobody searches for a band they don't know. Discovery happens sideways — someone with your taste saved it, and you went. That's the whole idea here: events surfaced by the people who save like you, not by whoever bought the banner.
We pull live listings from ticketing partners, city permit feeds and venues themselves, across New York, Los Angeles, London, Washington DC, Paris, Barcelona, Chicago and Austin. Big rooms and small ones — the arena show and the thing in the back of a bar.
Converge builds a taste profile from what you save. Events get ranked against it and against the people whose taste matches yours — so what surfaces is what your kind of person is actually going to, rather than whatever is selling fastest.
A show is a start time, not a plan. Pick one and Converge builds the evening around it from 90,000 curated spots — dinner before, somewhere to end up after, paced so the night has a shape. Buying happens on the ticket seller's site; the plan lives here.
Converge does not sell tickets. Every listing hands off to the seller to complete the purchase, and we may earn a commission when it does. Counts above are live figures from our own database, not estimates.