[16] In February 2017, ESPN made Vivid Seats its official ticket provider, replacing StubHub.

[18] In April 2017, Time Inc. made Vivid Seats the official ticket provider for Sports Illustrated.

[20] In August 2018, Vivid Seats was named the official ticketing partner of the Los Angeles Clippers[21] of the NBA.

In 2014, Vivid Seats moved its corporate headquarters to Chicago's West Loop while also retaining office space for its operations team nearby[22] to accommodate new employees, 100 having been hired in the last year.

[24] In November 2023, Vivid Seats acquired Vegas.com, a travel website that informs users on shows and attractions in Las Vegas, for $240 million in a cash-and-stock deal.