Entertainment v304.0
Does Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets work on iPhone Duo?
It works, but with black bars. Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets 304.0 is built with the iOS 26.2 SDK, so iPhone Duo runs it in a phone-sized window on the inner display.
At a glance
- Inner display (7.6″)
- Black bars
- Outer display (5.4″)
- Works normally
- Built with
- iOS 26.2 SDK
- Version 304.0, read Oct 29, 2026
- iPad version
- Yes
- Layout already handles big screens
- Latest version
- v304.0
- Oct 27, 2026
- Duo in release notes
- Not yet
About Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets
Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets is made by Ticketmaster and first came out on the App Store in February 2012. It has 4,247,864 ratings on the US App Store, averaging 4.8 stars. Version 304.0 came out on Oct 27, 2026 and needs iOS 18.6 or later. It's free to download. Among the 45 video & streaming apps we track on the US App Store, 22 already fill the inner display, 7 are partly adapted and 15 still show black bars. By number of ratings, Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets is #5 of them.
From its App Store listing:
The Ticketmaster app makes it easier to buy, sell, and get into the very best of live entertainment - so you can get on with making memories that last. We give you unparalleled access to thousands of venues, artists, theater and sports events. DISCOVER - Explore millions of events from concerts, festivals and theater to sport and comedy shows - Get real-time updates about your favorite artists, ev…
On the inner display
Apps built with older SDKs are placed in a phone-sized safe area on a black background. Everything works; you just don't get the bigger screen.
In Split View
iPhone Duo is the first iPhone that can show two apps side by side, and every app takes part — including Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets. Open it on the inner display, then add a second app next to it. You can save the pair and come back to it later.
Duo-specific features
None confirmed yet. Duo-specific features include side toolbars, layouts that react to the fold, and content on the outer display while the app is open inside.
Evidence & history
App build,
Version 304.0 is built with the iOS 26.2 SDK
Apple runs apps built with the iOS 26 SDK or earlier in a phone-sized window on the inner display.
- : Not confirmed yet → Black bars — built with the iOS 26.2 SDK
Latest release notes
Version 304.0 · Oct 27, 2026
We update our app often in order to make it easier than ever to bring you unforgettable moments. Live only happens once! Get the latest version to access all the available Ticketmaster features to buy, sell, and manage your tickets. This version includes performance improvements and bug fixes. Thank you for using Ticketmaster!
Questions
Does Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets work on iPhone Duo?
It works, but with black bars. Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets 304.0 is built with the iOS 26.2 SDK, so iPhone Duo runs it in a phone-sized window on the inner display.
Does Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets work on the outer display?
Yes. iPhone Duo's 5.4-inch outer display behaves like a regular iPhone screen, so every iPhone app works there as usual.
Can I use Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets in Split View on iPhone Duo?
Yes. On iPhone Duo every app can be placed side by side with another app on the inner display — developers don't need to opt in. How comfortable it feels at half width depends on the app's layout.
Why does Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets have black bars on iPhone Duo?
Apps built with the iOS 26 SDK or earlier run in a phone-sized window on the inner display, and iOS 27 builds can still leave some space empty. The bars disappear once the developer rebuilds the app with the iOS 27.1 SDK — you only need to update the app.
When will Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets fill iPhone Duo's inner display?
When its developer releases an update built with the iOS 27.1 SDK or later. We read the SDK of every new version of Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets within about a day of its release and update this page.
What can I do about the black bars until then?
Use Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets on the outer display, where it works like on any iPhone, or put it in Split View next to another app on the inner display so less of the screen goes unused.