The ticketing platform KYD Labs, supported by Aptos, has established a partnership with New York's LPR
The live event ticketing platform KYD Labs, supported by Aptos, has announced a four-year exclusive ticketing partnership with New York's Le Poisson Rouge (LPR). According to the team, this project is "changing the American music industry during a time when traditional ticketing giants are clearly unsatisfied." Currently, KYD Labs serves over half a million music fans. As an infrastructure, KYD Labs helps music venues like LPR convert advertising expenditures into efficient ticket sales. This integration can yield up to ten times return on investment for performance venues and artists in terms of tickets, merchandise and music advertising expenses."
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