The Scenario
You're planning a team outing and you've been handed five performer IDs from a previous SeatGeek research project — anchor acts the team has said they'd enjoy. Your job is to build a curated shortlist of 20 events to bring to the next all-hands so people can vote. The outing is supposed to be a fun perk, not a three-hour planning exercise.
The bad version:
- Take the five performer IDs, go to SeatGeek's recommendation page, and try to manually identify 20 events that relate to the preferences — which isn't a native UI feature, so you end up clicking around event pages and hoping something relevant surfaces.
- Search for events by each performer individually, compile duplicate-ridden lists from five separate searches, and deduplicate manually.
- End up with a shortlist that's heavily weighted toward one performer's events because that performer had the most upcoming shows.
This shortlist is going to leadership at the all-hands. A messy process produces a list that reads like you didn't try.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Google Sheet. It reads your performer IDs, calls the SeatGeek recommendations engine, and writes the resulting curated events — with titles, dates, venues, and prices — directly into your sheet. One prompt, one structured shortlist.
Get SeatGeek event recommendations based on the performer IDs in column A and write the top 20 recommended events with title, date, venue, and lowest ticket price into Sheet2.
What You Get
- Sheet2 populated with up to 20 recommended events
- Column A: Event title
- Column B: Date
- Column C: Venue name
- Column D: Lowest ticket price
- Events drawn from SeatGeek's recommendation engine, not a manual keyword search
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
You want the SeatGeek URL for each event so the team can click through
People will want to check the seat map and pricing before voting.
Fetch SeatGeek event recommendations for the performer IDs in column A and write each recommended event's title, date, venue, and SeatGeek URL into the Recommendations sheet.
You want to filter recommendations to a specific city
The outing has to be in New York — no out-of-town events.
Get SeatGeek event recommendations based on performer IDs in column A. Only include events in New York City. Write event title, date, venue, and lowest ticket price into Sheet2.
You want to combine recommendations from two separate performer ID columns
Column A has music acts, column B has sports teams — the team enjoys both.
Get SeatGeek event recommendations for the performer IDs in both column A and column B. Deduplicate any events that appear in both recommendation sets. Write the top 20 unique recommendations with title, date, venue, and lowest price into Sheet2.
Pull recommendations, filter to under $100 per ticket, and rank by date
Get SeatGeek event recommendations for the performer IDs in column A. Keep only events where the lowest ticket price is below $100. Sort by date ascending and write the top 15 events — title, date, venue, price — into the Shortlist tab.
Budget-conscious planning and data enrichment in one prompt, without a manual filter step afterward.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open a Google Sheet with a column of SeatGeek performer IDs, then ask SheetXAI to generate an event recommendation list. See the performer similarity spoke if you want artist discovery instead of event recommendations, or the SeatGeek hub for all available workflows.