Be first when tickets drop.

By the time a show is "on sale," the presale crowd has been through it. The information that gets you a ticket is upstream: the date added to the tour page, the venue calendar update, the presale registration window that was open for a day. All of it appears on pages nobody refreshes twice.

modsignal refreshes them for you. Watch the artist's tour page, the venue calendar, or the ticketing page, and say what you're waiting for: a date in your city, the on-sale moment, resale below your ceiling.

The alert arrives with the specifics — dates, venue, the on-sale time if the page lists one — so you can set the alarm instead of hearing about it from the group chat afterward. Exact-diff on an on-sale button is instant and cheap; semantic on a tour page tells "added Chicago" apart from "reordered the list."

Check hourly for tour pages, and as fast as your plan allows in on-sale week. The whole use case is a timing game, and an alert is worth exactly as much as it is early.