JamBase Launches Self-Service Data Platform & MCP Server, Putting 5 Million Live Music Performances At Developers’ Fingertips

JamBase, Inc., a leader in live music data, is enhancing the way businesses and developers discover concerts with its trustworthy, easy-to-use, and now upgraded self-service Data platform. Boasting over 25 years of industry-leading data, JamBase curates an extensive database of nearly 5 million live performances, over 600,000 artists, 90,000 venues, and 20,000 festivals from over 60 sources.

This wealth of information is available through flexible delivery options, including REST APIs, bulk data feeds, custom integrations, and a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. These new capabilities bring live music data directly into customer platforms and AI assistants, making JamBase Data the go-to resource for businesses and developers with the tools they are already using.

“At JamBase, we’re committed to enriching the live music experience by providing data solutions that are high quality and developer-friendly,” said Andy Gadiel, Founder & CEO at JamBase, Inc. “Our partnerships with official top-tier ticketing providers ensure that our clients receive the most reliable concert data available, and now our self-service Data platform allows anyone to access the world’s most trusted source for live music information.”

JamBase Data solutions address the common industry challenge of unreliable concert schedules by offering de-duplicated, normalized, and continuously updated information. Key features include the ability to discover local shows, uncover rising artists, track genre popularity shifts, and gauge regional demand. This empowers businesses to forecast event-driven demand, build destination calendars, enhance guest experiences, and connect listeners to live music through personalized notifications and recommendations.

As AI assistants reshape how people plan their lives, JamBase is meeting fans where they’re going. The newly launched JamBase MCP Server, available today as a custom connector, lets AI agents query JamBase’s catalog of millions of events in natural language. Music fans can ask “what’s worth seeing in Brooklyn this weekend?” or “when are Vampire Weekend and Phish playing next near Chicago?” and get accurate, real-time answers grounded in JamBase Data.

For companies aiming to power their concert discovery and social planning initiatives, JamBase Data provides the tools needed to transform live music into a strategic advantage. With enterprise partnerships and professional services, JamBase is uniquely equipped to meet the diverse needs of the music industry.

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