CTS Eventim is a German ticketing and live entertainment company headquartered in Bremen, operating online portals under brands such as eventim.de, oeticket.com, ticketcorner.ch, ticketone.it and entradas.com.[1] The company’s visual identity centers on a typographic wordmark that reads “EVENTIM,” rendered in a multicolor format that the company makes available for promotional use by event partners.[2]
Design and History
The Eventim logo is a typographic wordmark, with the brand name itself forming the core of the identity. The company’s Swedish media library offers the logo for download in both positive and negative versions, in JPG and SVG formats, labeled “Multi Color Eventim logo.”[2] This indicates that the standard logo is presented in a multicolor treatment, with alternate versions available for use on light or dark backgrounds.
CTS Eventim’s corporate identity extends to its national subsidiaries. For example, the Austrian arm, CTS Eventim Austria GmbH, maintains its own corporate identity guidelines for the oeticket brand, describing the oeticket logo as the central element of its corporate design and noting that it is used in two-color positive or negative versions.[3]
In June 2025, CTS Eventim established a dedicated business unit called Media House, which the company said would play “a key role in the continued development and internationalisation of the Eventim brand.”[4]
Meaning and Symbolism
The company has not published an official explanation of the wordmark’s colors or design elements in the sources reviewed. The logo functions primarily as a typographic identifier, placing the brand name at the center of the identity without an accompanying pictorial symbol or icon.
Typography and Design
The Eventim wordmark uses a clean sans-serif typeface with evenly weighted letterforms, as visible in the logo files distributed through the company’s official media library.[2]
Logo Index is an independent educational archive covering logos, visual identities and graphic design history. All trademarks and brand assets remain the property of their respective owners.
