Fever MCP Server

Fever (Fever Labs, Inc.) is a live entertainment discovery platform that curates events and experiences across more than 200 cities in 40+ countries, including candlelit concerts, immersive exhibitions, theatre, dining, and cultural events. Consumers use feverup.com and the Fever app to discover and book tickets.

As of this research, no official Fever MCP server exists for discovering live events or booking tickets. Fever's GitHub organization (github.com/Feverup) hosts open-source projects like aiocop, pypendency, and HorizonCalendar, but no public Model Context Protocol server related to its events catalog. A listing on LobeHub references a feverup-fever-mcp-snowflake-server, but that points to an internal Snowflake database MCP server (not live events), and the corresponding GitHub repository returns 404 publicly.

Developers wanting AI agent access to Fever's catalog currently have to fall back on third-party scraping APIs (such as the Apify Feverup.com scraper) or use unrelated MCP servers from other ticketing/event providers. If Fever ships an official MCP server in the future, this page should be updated against the real README and tool surface.

No official MCP server available

There is no verified official MCP server published by Fever Labs for live event discovery. The following resources were checked:

• Fever's GitHub org (github.com/Feverup): contains 33 public repos, none MCP-related. A search for "mcp" returns 0 results.
• LobeHub listing for feverup-fever-mcp-snowflake-server: refers to an internal Snowflake database server, not live events. The linked GitHub path returns 404.
• Fever developer portals (partners.feverup.com, async-api-specs.feverup.com, data-reporting-api.prod.feverup.com): publish AsyncAPI / REST specs for B2B partners but do not ship an MCP server.
• npm and PyPI: no fever or feverup MCP packages found.

Workarounds

If you need an AI agent to discover live events, consider:

• Building a custom MCP server that wraps Fever's partner APIs (requires a B2B agreement via partners.feverup.com).
• Using a generic web scraping MCP layered over feverup.com (subject to Fever's Terms of Service).
• Using a different event-discovery MCP server such as a Ticketmaster integration.

No config JSON is provided here because no verified server command exists.

• (Hypothetical, not supported today) Search Fever for candlelit concerts in a given city and date range.
• (Hypothetical) Pull immersive exhibition listings near a user's location for trip planning.
• (Hypothetical) Surface available tickets and price tiers for a specific Fever experience.
• (Hypothetical) Compare Fever event inventory across cities for market research.

None of the above are currently achievable via an official Fever MCP server. They are listed only to illustrate what such a server would enable if Fever published one.

• "Find candlelit concerts in Madrid this weekend on Fever." (not supported, no official server)
• "List the top-rated immersive experiences on Fever in New York under $50." (not supported)
• "Book two tickets to the Van Gogh immersive exhibition in London." (not supported)
• "Summarize upcoming Fever events in Barcelona for next month." (not supported)

• Fever has a large, well-known catalog of curated experiences across 200+ cities.
• Fever Labs maintains a public GitHub org and AsyncAPI specs, suggesting future integrations are technically feasible.

• No official MCP server exists for Fever's live events catalog at the time of research.
• The only Fever-tagged MCP reference (LobeHub fever-mcp-snowflake-server) is for Snowflake database access, not events, and its source repo is not publicly available.
• Access to Fever's underlying APIs requires a B2B partner agreement, so unofficial wrappers face Terms of Service risk.

• Ticketmaster MCP server (community, e.g. mmmaaatttttt/mcp-live-events): queries the Ticketmaster Discovery API for concerts and events.
• Peek MCP server (peek.com/mcp): experience discovery focused on tours, activities, and travel bookings.
• Custom MCP wrapper over Fever partner APIs: requires a B2B agreement via partners.feverup.com.