Be ready the day tickets are announced
Tell CueBot which artist, team or festival you care about. It follows the announcements and the music and sports press, and alerts you when dates or an on-sale time are confirmed.
Your watch, ready to go“Taylor Swift announces new tour dates in Europe”
Free for 3 watches. No card. You can edit the sentence before it starts.
Why this is hard to keep up with
- Tour announcements drop on social media first and in the news minutes later — if you are not watching that day, presale codes are gone.
- Added dates, second shows and venue changes get far less coverage than the first announcement, and they are often your best chance.
- Following every artist and venue you like, across every site, is impossible, and newsletter round-ups arrive after the presale.
What an alert looks like
Second Wembley show added after first date sells out
A UK music news site
The added show goes on general sale on Friday at 10am, with an artist presale on Thursday for fans who registered before the first date sold out.
An illustration of the format, not a real story. Every real alert links to the article and says in one line why CueBot decided it matched.
Example watches
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What CueBot does not do
CueBot does not queue for tickets, monitor ticket-site inventory or alert on resale prices. It reads public news and announcement feeds, not social media, so a tour teased only on Instagram reaches it when the press reports it — usually within the hour.
Pricing
Free
Best fit- 3 watches
- Checks every hour
- Email alerts
- No card required
Starter
- 10 watches
- Checks every 30 minutes
- AI search for thinly covered topics
- 1 year of alert history
Pro
- 40 watches
- Checks every 15 minutes
- Telegram, WhatsApp and webhooks
- Unlimited alert history
Every account starts on Free. Start with this watch and upgrade from settings if you need more.
Questions
Will CueBot alert me when tickets are back in stock?
No. It is for announcements — tours, added dates, on-sale times, ballots — not for watching ticket inventory or resale listings.
Does it watch Instagram or X, where tours are often announced first?
No, CueBot does not monitor social networks. Major announcements are picked up by music and sports news sites quickly, and CueBot reads those.
Can one watch cover several artists?
It can, but alerts are clearer with one watch per artist or festival. The Free plan has three watches; Starter has ten.
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