Our community plays an essential role in reporting concerning content or behavior on the Eventbrite platform. If you come across an event that you believe violates our Terms of Service or Community Guidelines, or that simply concerns you for any reason, we want to know. We value the integrity of our community of event holders and attendees, and do our best to ensure that the events on our site are legitimate and as described.
Note: Learn more about Eventbrite's legal policies.
If your concern is about a specific event
- Go to the event listing. If the event is public, you can search for it on Eventbrite.com (private events aren't listed).
- Select "Report This Event."
- Select "Start Report" and fill out the form. Choose the most accurate reason for your report. Your email address will already be filled in if you're logged into Eventbrite. Add additional details under Description to explain your selection if there is more information you want to share. The more details you're able to provide, the better equipped our team is to assess the information and determine whether action is necessary.
- Submit your report. You'll receive a success message confirming the report went through, and Eventbrite will email you at the address provided if there are additional questions.
Note: A valid email address is required for copyright reports, and our team may contact you with questions about your report.
If your concern isn't tied to one specific event
Some concerns aren't about a single event — for example, an organizer's overall behavior, or something you're worried about that doesn't have a "Report This Event" button to use. If that's your situation, contact support and let us know what's going on. The more detail you can share, the better equipped our team is to look into it. Some concerns aren't about a single event — for example, an organizer's overall behavior, or something you're worried about that doesn't have a "Report This Event" button to use. If that's your situation, log in, then come back to this article section to contact support and let us know what's going on. The more detail you can share, the better equipped our team is to look into it.