Our UK resale ticket price data, free to reuse

What we publish

Our data pages turn our hourly price checks into tables anyone can use. Four UK pages are also on Kaggle as one dataset, "UK Resale Ticket Prices (NeedATicket)", published on 28 October 2026.

The four are: when to buy, concert prices by UK city, the cheapest day of the week, and prices by month. Each page offers its numbers as a CSV file, states its method and sample, and shows the date it was last refreshed.

What the figures say

On 28 October, the median cheapest resale price across 3,218 upcoming UK events we track was £123.60.

For UK concerts alone, the median cheapest price across 2,523 shows was £125 on the same day. These are listing prices; StubHub adds its booking fees at checkout.

The data pages keep these figures current, so the numbers there may have moved since this article was written.

How the data is made

Every hour we read the cheapest ticket StubHub lists for each show through its API, and we keep every change. The tables are built from those records. They describe listed prices only.

Using it

The tables are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. The one condition is credit: name NeedATicket with a link. Each page has a source line you can copy.

If you are tracking one show rather than the whole market, the price alert on any event page will email you when its cheapest ticket falls.