Ticketmaster Australia, Untitled Group Strike Multi-Year Deal

Ticketmaster Australia and Untitled Group have entered into a multi-year partnership.

Announced today, July 30th, the ticketing giant, part of the Live Nation Entertainment empire, will work with Untitled to ticket its events presented at uncontracted venues and greenfield sites across the country.

Through the arrangement, Moshtix, a Ticketmaster company, will handle ticketing responsibilities for select Untitled Group events.

This alliance “brings together two teams with a shared focus on delivering seamless, fan-first experiences,” says Kane Kete, Director – Artist and Promoter Relations at Ticketmaster. “We’re looking forward to supporting Untitled Group’s continued growth with our local knowledge and global technology.”

Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, Melbourne-based Untitled Group is one of Australia’s leading independent event producers, and the engine room behind some of the nation’s most popular festivals and events, including Beyond The Valley, Grapevine Gathering, Pitch Music & Arts, plus AO LIVE, the only music festival at a Grand Slam worldwide.

Megatix remains the ticketing provider for Pitch and Untitled Group’s premier multi-day festival BTV, with tickets going on sale in August, a spokesperson confirms. 

Going forward, Moshtix will handle ticketing for Untitled Group’s Wildlands festival.

As it enters a new decade, Untitled does so as one of the top 20 promoters, according to Billboard Boxscore’s mid-year report on the live music industry.

For the first time, Untitled dropped into the frame at No. 12, with US$51.5 million gross, on 542,000 attendance across 87 shows during the six-month reporting period.

Looking ahead, 2025 will mark a major milestone with the 10th anniversary edition of BTV, along a 12-date national tour with global electronic icons RÜFÜS DU SOL and Dom Dolla’s first stadium show, set for December 20th at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium.

Last year, Untitled produced Dom Dolla’s four-date national tour, which shifted more than 170,000 tickets, a new record for a homegrown DJ.