
MCP Live Events Server
MCP Server for interacting with live music events
what is MCP Live Events?
MCP Live Events is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with the Ticketmaster API to provide real-time event data, allowing AI agents to fetch concert and event details dynamically.
how to use MCP Live Events?
To use MCP Live Events, clone the repository, install the necessary dependencies, set up your Ticketmaster API key, and run the server to start fetching live event data.
key features of MCP Live Events?
- 🎟️ Integrates with the Ticketmaster API to search for events
- 🗣️ Formats API responses for ease of LLM interpretation
use cases of MCP Live Events?
- Fetching real-time concert details for AI applications.
- Providing event information to users in chatbots or virtual assistants.
- Analyzing live music trends based on event data.
FAQ from MCP Live Events?
- Can MCP Live Events fetch data for all types of events?
Yes! MCP Live Events can fetch data for various live music events available through the Ticketmaster API.
- Is there a cost to use the Ticketmaster API?
The Ticketmaster API is free to use, but it is rate limited.
- What are the prerequisites for running MCP Live Events?
You need Python 3.13+, the uv package for management, and a Ticketmaster API key.
MCP Live Events Server
mcp-live-events
is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with
the Ticketmaster API to provide real-time event data. It allows AI agents to
fetch concert and event details dynamically.
Features
- 🎟️ Integrates with the Ticketmaster API to search for events
- 🗣️ Formats API responses for ease of LLM interpretation
Setup
Prerequisites
Ensure you have the following installed:
- uv (used for package management)
- Python 3.13+
- A Ticketmaster API key (free to use, but rate limited)
Installation
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mmmaaatttttt/mcp-live-events.git cd mcp-live-events
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Install dependencies:
uv venv uv sync
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Set up your environment variables, i.e. the Ticketmaster API key. This can either be placed in a
.env
file in this repository, following the pattern of the.env.example
file, or it can be placed in an "env" section of this server's configuration in your MCP client.Note that on the Ticketmaster developer portal, the API key is named "Consumer Key."
Running the server
uv run mcp-live-events
If it's successful, you should see MCP Live Event server is running!
print to
your terminal.