Join us on June 30th for an evening with Kevin & Julia Hartz, co-founders at Eventbrite. Kevin and Julia Hartz believe that having a compatible relationship with a co-founder is paramount. And it just so happens that the startup part and the marriage part are both working out pretty well for them so far. They raised $60 million in April at a valuation of somewhere between $600 million and $700 million, giving them some flexibility on timing for a much-discussed Eventbrite IPO.

Eventbrite is a self-service online ticketing platform that people all over the world use to create events, sell tickets and manage registrations for events of all types and sizes.

Eventbrite has processed 140M tickets for organizers, totaling more than $2 billion in gross ticket sales in 179 countries. Nearly 60,000 organizers around the world use Eventbrite each month to manage, promote and sell tickets and registrations to all types of events — from small classes, book signings and networking gatherings, to concerts, festivals and conventions for tens of thousands of attendees.

The events platform also makes it easy for anyone to discover events via their website or mobile app, and easily share events with friends. In this way, Eventbrite brings communities together by encouraging people to connect through live experiences.

Eventbrite’s investors include DAG Ventures, Sequoia Capital, T. Rowe Price, Tenaya Capital and Tiger Global.