Let Claude search Ticketmaster concerts and events in Germany
To let Claude search Ticketmaster events, install Wield and name an artist, event or venue. For example: "Find Ticketmaster concerts in Germany for Coldplay and show date, city, venue and status." Claude runs the ticketmaster.de/search-events recipe in your own browser. It returns upcoming events with dates, venues, cities, artists, status and the link to buy tickets. No login is needed, and prices are not part of the results.
Ticketmaster Deutschland Find concerts and events on Ticketmaster
Read-only, no loginRuns in your browser only
Parameters (4)
What you need
- Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another MCP client.
- A Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, Opera) with the Wield extension.
wield-mcp. Runnpx -y wield-mcp init, or use the one-click Claude Desktop bundle on wield.run/install.
For the full setup, see the security notes first.
Ask your agent
Give the artist, event or venue, and say whether you want Germany only or one city. Claude calls find_recipe to find the recipe, then run with the parameters.
You: Find Rammstein events in Germany and list the date, city, venue and any status such as cancelled or sold out.
Claude then runs ticketmaster.de/search-events with query set to Rammstein and germany_only set to true, and reads the dates and status of each event.
Params: what to put where
| Param | Required | What to put in it |
|---|---|---|
query | yes | An artist, event or venue, for example Coldplay, Rammstein or Lanxess Arena. |
city | no | Only events in this city, for example Berlin. It is matched against the venue's city on the returned page. |
germany_only | no | true keeps only events in Germany. Default false. |
page | no | Page number, starting at 1. Each page holds 20 events. |
Use the page parameter to read further results. total shows how many events match worldwide, before the city and Germany filters.
What comes back
The result has query, total, page and events. Each event shows its id, title, start with the timezone, venue, city, country, address, postcode, coordinates, artists, status, sold_out, limited_availability, in_germany, sold_by_partner and url.
The status can show cancelled, postponed, rescheduled, sold out, few tickets left or date to be announced. The url leads to the event page, where you buy tickets.
What leaves your computer
The recipe makes one request to the Ticketmaster site you search, such as www.ticketmaster.de, for one results page, as the site serves it to a visitor. It runs from your browser. Nothing passes through wield.run. Wield logs each request on your computer only, with method, host, path, status and timing, and never logs query values. Wield never reads, copies or sends your cookies or passwords.
Limits and terms
- Ticketmaster.de's terms prohibit robots and automated tools that retrieve or data-mine the site, and automated ticket buying. Wield runs this recipe only when you ask, in your own browser, one search results page per call. This is not legal advice.
- The recipe runs one search that you start, for one results page. Do not loop it to watch events.
- The recipe never selects tickets and never goes to checkout. Buy on Ticketmaster through the
url. - Search results carry no prices. Open the event page for them.
In our check on 7 November 2026, a Germany-only search for rock passed all 6 checks in one request. A comedy search for Berlin passed on page 2 with 5 events. The recipe uses no model, so a run costs no LLM tokens.
FAQ
Can Claude buy the tickets?
No. The recipe only searches. Ticket selection and checkout are not part of it. Open the event's url to buy on Ticketmaster.
Does the search show prices?
No. Results carry no prices. Open the event page to see them.
Does it need a login?
No. The recipe runs without an account.
Why does a search show events abroad?
Ticketmaster's German search also lists events in other countries. Each event carries an in_germany flag, and germany_only removes them.
Is there an MCP server for Ticketmaster?
Yes. Wield provides one through the ticketmaster.de/search-events recipe. See the Ticketmaster MCP page for the tool details.