Tag artists to your event
Tag artists who are performing at your event to connect your event with their Quicket artist pages.
Artist tagging can help guests discover events featuring artists they follow and can improve the visibility of your event online.
Quicket’s artist search uses the Ticketmaster Discovery API.
Before you begin
You should:
- Have an active Quicket Organiser Profile
- Have an event created on Quicket
- Have permission to promote the artist and use their likeness
Quicket may ask for proof of the artist booking as part of the event approval process.
How to tag an artist
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Go to Manage Event → Artist Tagging.
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Search for the artist by name.
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Select the correct artist from the results.
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Add the required artist information.
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Add promotional images and relevant social links.
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Choose the artist page visibility.
Add artist information
Depending on the artist, you may be asked to provide information such as:
- Performer segment
- Performer type
- Artist description
- Artist banner
- Profile image
- Social media or streaming links
Quicket recommends an 800 × 800 pixel profile image.
Public or Private artist pages
Set the artist page to Public if you want it to be discoverable through search engines.
If the artist page is Private, the artist won’t be listed on your event page.
Preview the artist on your event page
After saving:
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Return to your Event Dashboard.
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Check the Featured Artist section of your event page.
Guests can select the artist to view their artist page and other related events.
Edit or remove an artist
Go back to Manage Event → Artist Tagging.
Open the three-dot Actions menu next to the artist and select:
Edit – update the artist's information.
Remove – unlink the artist from your event.
I can't find my artist
Artist search currently relies on the Ticketmaster Discovery API.
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Try the artist’s primary stage name.
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If they’re still unavailable, contact your Quicket Account Manager or Support Team to ask whether the artist can be added.
What’s next?
Continue improving how your event is presented and discovered.