TICKETS/BOX OFFICE Clause Samples
The Tickets/Box Office clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to the sale, distribution, and management of event tickets. It typically specifies who is authorized to sell tickets, how ticket revenue is handled, and any requirements for reporting ticket sales or providing box office statements. For example, it may require the event organizer to use a designated ticketing platform or to provide regular updates on ticket sales figures. This clause ensures transparency and accountability in ticketing operations, helping to prevent disputes over revenue and access control.
TICKETS/BOX OFFICE. A. The specific capacity of the venue, as well as the ticket price breakdown and gross potential shall be clearly printed on the face of the contract when applicable due to ticket split as part of artist’s compensation.
B. It is agreed that if there is any change from the stated ticket price on the face of the contract and the price actually charged, ARTIST will receive ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) of the difference between the ticket prices on the face of the contract and that actually charged.
C. When ARTIST’S fee includes a percentage of bonus amount or over the contract guarantee, a detailed box office statement is required and shall be presented to ARTIST’S tour manager during the settlement.
D. When show goes into percentage ARTIST’S tour manager will count heads to verify accurate figure.
E. PURCHASER may not report show gross to any trade publication unless show grosses at least 70% of the House unless given written permission by ARTIST’S representative.
TICKETS/BOX OFFICE. (i) the Tenant shall be responsible, at its sole expense, for the printing, selling and distribution of all tickets for each Event held at the Stadium; and
(ii) the Tenant may dedicate space within the Stadium for the operation of a box office.
TICKETS/BOX OFFICE