Show Radar

Share of allocation gone
How much of each show's own ticket allocation has been taken, averaged across its remaining dates. This is a percentage, not a ticket count — we don't know venue capacities, so a full 30-seat room ranks above a half-empty 300-seat one. Unlike the other panels, this one ignores the "available only" filter: hiding what is nearly gone would hide the top of this list. Readings are whole percentage points, so shows sharing a figure are tied — they are ordered by current pace.

Sales velocity (%/hour)
How fast a show's allocation is going right now — "2.5%/hour" means 2.5% of its allocation each hour. Taken from the fastest-moving of a show's remaining dates, measured over a 4-hour window, so it resolves to about 0.25%/hour.

Acceleration (%/hour²)
Shows that are selling faster over time. "+1.5↑/hour²" means sales speed increases by 1.5% each hour. These shows are building buzz and might sell out soon!

Closest to gone
Ranked by how little of the allocation is left, lowest first — the shows nearest to selling out. Where we can also estimate a time ("~6h") it is remaining allocation divided by current sales pace, shown as a label only: it is a projection that assumes the pace holds, and it is absent for a show whose last few percent have stopped moving. Ranking on that estimate instead put shows with 98% still left above shows with 6% left.