Secondary ticketing in the music industry refers to the resale of event tickets after their initial sale, often through platforms distinct from the primary vendor. Key issues include tickets being sold above face value due to high demand, leading to concerns about price gouging and accessibility for fans. Other problems encompass the prevalence of fraudulent tickets, lack of transparency in pricing, and the impact on artists' control over their ticket distribution and revenue streams. This market is subject to varying degrees of regulation globally¹.