Turn a concert ticket email into a calendar event

Ticket confirmations hide the only things you need on the night - doors time, show time and the venue address - between barcodes, fees and resale terms. Paste your concert email below and watch the AI turn it into a ready-to-add calendar event with doors and address included.

What the AI will produce from the sample:

  • The Midnight Echo at The Fillmore (Doors 6:30 PM) — Sat, Oct 17, 2026, 6:30 PM - 11:00 PM

How it works

  1. Copy the ticket confirmation

    Select the whole email - artist, venue, doors and show times, seats, fees and fine print. You don't need to tidy it up; the AI ignores the noise and resale terms.

  2. Paste it into the demo (or highlight it with the extension)

    With the Chrome extension installed, skip the paste: highlight the confirmation in Gmail or Outlook, right-click, and choose Text to Calendar.

  3. Add the show to your calendar in one click

    The event is created with the venue address, doors time and seat in the details, so you get a reminder before doors and directions in your pocket. Add it to Google Calendar, Outlook, or download an .ics file.

Why concert tickets are easy to forget

Most ticket confirmations list two times - doors and show - and only one of them matters for when you leave the house. The address is usually a single line wedged between barcodes and "all sales final" boilerplate. It's easy to glance at the date, close the email, and then scramble on the night trying to remember whether doors were at 6:30 or 7:00.

Text to Calendar's AI reads the confirmation the way you do: it finds the artist, the venue, the doors time and the address, and builds a calendar event so the details are on your phone when you're standing in line.

Doors time, not just show time

The parser starts the event at doors so your reminder fires while you can still beat the queue, and it writes the show time into the event details. The venue name and full street address go in the location field, so one tap opens directions in Maps. No more digging through your inbox at the door.

Works with Ticketmaster, AXS, Eventbrite and venue emails

Ticketmaster, AXS, SeatGeek, Eventbrite, DICE, or a confirmation straight from the venue box office - if a human can read the date and times, the AI can too. Buying tickets to a whole tour or a festival weekend? Paste several confirmations at once and each show becomes its own event.

Timezones handled for a show in another city

Flying out for a gig? The event is created in the venue's local timezone, so a 6:30 PM doors time in another city shows correctly on your calendar instead of shifting to your home time.

Tips for best results

  • Paste the whole email so the AI catches both the doors time and the full venue address.
  • For multi-night runs or festivals, paste each confirmation and you'll get one event per show.
  • If you want a heads-up to leave early, add a line like "reminder 2 hours before" and the AI will set the reminder accordingly.

Frequently asked questions

Does it use the doors time or the show time?

It starts the event at doors so your reminder gives you time to arrive and get through entry, and it keeps the show time in the event details. If you'd rather start at show time, just say so in the text you paste.

Does the venue address get added to the event?

Yes. The venue name and street address are written into the location field, so one tap opens directions in Google or Apple Maps.

Can I add tickets for several shows at once?

Yes - paste multiple confirmations together and each concert becomes its own calendar event with its own doors time and venue.

Never miss doors again

Install the free extension, highlight any ticket confirmation, and the show is on your calendar - doors time and address included - before you close the email.

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