Tickets for Good has partnered with Sofar Sounds to give members access to intimate live music events held in unique venues across the UK. Sofar Sounds hosts secret gigs where artists and locations are revealed shortly before the event, creating a focused and community-led live music experience.
Tickets for Good has partnered with Sofar Sounds to give members access to intimate live music events held in unique venues across the UK. Sofar Sounds hosts secret gigs where artists and locations are revealed shortly before the event, creating a focused and community-led live music experience.
Tickets for Good is proud to be working with the Netball Super Cup, bringing discounted tickets to eligible members for one of the biggest dates in the netball calendar.
The Music Venue Trust’s latest annual report highlights the ongoing challenges facing the UK’s grassroots music venues. While there are signs of progress, including increased attendance and growing industry support, the report shows why sustained action is still needed. This piece breaks down the key findings and explores how initiatives like Tickets for Good are helping support venues and audiences alike.
The ISU European Figure Skating Championships 2026 are coming to Sheffield. Find out how Tickets for Good is helping more people experience this world-class event.
FORGE partners with Tickets for Good to offer free tickets for British DJ's night SHERELLELAND, making club culture more accessible and supporting grassroots venues.
Struggling with stress in the NHS? Discover practical ways to recover from burnout, boost morale, and find balance again—starting with small lifestyle changes.
We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Elle, Founder of The Ticket Crowd, to chat about the event marketing industry, audience engagement, and the power of storytelling.
This blog looks at how live events can help us feel more connected, lift our mood, and give us a break from the everyday. It’s a reminder of how important shared experiences can be for our mental wellbeing.
Bank Holiday weekends are made for doing more of what you love — getting out to gigs, exploring new places, or just enjoying something different without spending a fortune. And the good news? Wherever you are in the UK, there are brilliant things to do this May Bank Holiday weekend that won’t break the bank.
At Tickets for Good, we’re all about making live events more accessible – not just for entertainment, but for community, wellbeing, and meaningful connection. That’s why we’re proud to be supporting Comedy Night of the Year in partnership with The Loss Foundation – a charity doing incredible work to support people facing cancer bereavement.
2026 is set to be a big year for UK festivals, including major events like Reading & Leeds, All Points East, Download Festival, and more. Tickets for Good makes it easier for NHS staff, teachers, charity workers, and cost-of-living support recipients to access free or discounted tickets, so everyone can enjoy music, food, and community this summer.
Shambala is a celebration of creativity, sustainability, and 25 years of community spirit. This blog breaks down what makes it unique, from the eco-conscious ethos to an exciting line-up and inclusive access through Tickets for Good.
This study, led by Sun Yixuan (Shealy), explores how attending live events can enhance the well-being of NHS employees. Conducted in collaboration with Tickets for Good as part of her Psychology of Music dissertation, Shealy’s six-month mixed-methods research investigated how concerts, plays, and sporting events influence mental health, social connection, and work-life balance among healthcare workers.