manick.bhan

This plugin takes the content you’ve written about artists, concerts, festivals, sports teams, and theater performances, and finds upcoming events (concerts, festivals, sports, theater, shows, musical performances) happening near your reader using Rukkus’s live entertainment search engine. Rukkus pulls tickets and shows from the web’s largest ticket sites, giving Rukkus a comprehensive inventory of concert listings, sporting events, and theater performances. Relevant events are listed at the bottom of your article. If no performances are found, nothing gets listed.
The plugin sends your article text to our tagging server, which analyzes the text for the presence of our 80,000 performers using modern machine learning algorithms and natural language processing techniques. We then use our live entertainment search engine’s database of live events to look for upcoming performances by these performers near your reader.
This plugin is powered by https://rukkus.com, a live entertainment search engine for concerts, sports, and theater tickets.
You can see the plugin in action on the posts on http://blog.rukkus.com inside all of our articles. Note that whether you see upcoming events listings will depend on your geographic location and the performers mentioned in the article.

Rukkus Concerts, Sports, and Theater Listings – Content Reader and Ticket Widget

This plugin finds the artists (bands, singers/songwriters, etc.), sports teams, and theatrical performances in your posts and adds a widget at the end …

armandofox

If your theater or other venue uses the open source Audience1st software for ticket and subscription sales, and you use WordPress to host your venue’s main website, this plugin allows your site to display real-time ticket availability for upcoming performances. The plugin retrieves and parses and RSS feed from your theater’s Audience1st installation, and renders each performance’s availability using a simple “color thermometer” to indicate whether seat availability is excellent (green), limited (yellow), or sold out/nearly sold out (red). Settings can be customized in the “Appearance” menu of the WordPress admin screen. Originally authored by Denise Beyer, Shane Rogers, and Anne Stefanyk of Kanopi Studios; with their permission, packaged as a WordPress plugin, distributed, and maintained by Armando Fox.

Audience1st Ticket Availability

Visual indicators of ticket availability for various performances, for theaters using the open source Audience1st system to sell tickets.

Rukkus Concerts, Sports, and Theater Listings – Content Reader and Ticket Widget vs Audience1st Ticket Availability