What is FOMOff
FOMOff is the easiest way not to miss a concert. Follow the artists and venues you care about: when they announce a date, open a presale or put tickets on sale, you know right away.
We built it because tickets for the most awaited concerts sell out in minutes, and dates get announced everywhere: on social media, in newsletters, on each venue's website. Here they are in one place, with the sale status always in sight.
How it works
Three steps, then FOMOff takes care of the rest.
Search
An artist, a venue, a city, or browse the genres. Every concert shows the date, venue, prices and when presales and general sales open.
Follow
One tap on "Follow" and an artist, venue or genre joins the things you follow. Their upcoming concerts are all together in "For you".
Get the alert
When an artist or venue you follow announces a date, a presale is announced or the on-sale date is set, we send you an email. Plus a reminder 24 hours before tickets go on sale.
Alerts
We email you for five reasons, and each one can be switched off from your profile:
- One email per run with everything new. Tour dates that go on sale together come grouped in one card, and the same news never reaches you twice.
- Alerts cover artists and venues, anywhere in the world. Genres are for discovery: their concerts are in your "For you" feed.
- To get emails you need a confirmed address. Every email ends with a one-click unsubscribe link.
New concerts
An artist or venue you follow announces a date.
Presales
A presale is announced.
On-sale date
The on-sale date becomes known.
Reminders
Tickets go on sale within 24 hours.
Schedule changes
A concert is cancelled, postponed or moved.
Concerts in your calendar
From the "Following" page you can add your concerts to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. You do it once: the calendar stays linked to FOMOff and updates itself, so new dates from the artists you follow sit next to your plans, and postponed or cancelled ones change without you lifting a finger.
Go to FollowingYou choose what goes in: artists, venues too if you like, and the country, so a world tour doesn't fill your calendar with faraway dates.
Only interested in one concert? Its page has "Add to calendar": it downloads that date, once, with no subscription.
Where the data comes from
Concerts, artists and venues come from Ticketmaster: dates, prices, presales and sale status are the ones it publishes. Pages refresh on their own within an hour at most, and alerts come from a check every hour.
FOMOff doesn't sell tickets: when you're ready, the button takes you to the concert's page on Ticketmaster, where you buy them.
Concerts sold only through other ticketing services, such as TicketOne, Vivaticket or DICE, aren't here for now: those services don't offer public access to their data.
Your account
Sign in with Google, with email and password, or with a passwordless link by email. We only ask for what we need: your name and email. From your profile you choose the language of your emails and which alerts you get, and you can delete your account at any time.
FOMOff on your phone
You can add FOMOff to your home screen and open it like an app. On iPhone: Share, then "Add to Home Screen". On Android: from the browser menu, "Install app" or "Add to Home screen".
Frequently asked questions
Switch off the FOMO.
FOMO stands for fear of missing out. For live music fans it looks like this: finding out afterwards that your favorite artist played in town, or showing up when the tickets are already gone. FOMOff checks for you, every hour, and only writes when there's something worth knowing.