About Universe
Universe is a self-serve event ticketing and marketing platform used by organizers to create events, manage attendees, and sell tickets online and at the door. It provides tools for general admission and timed-entry events, reporting, integrations, and distribution through major channels including Ticketmaster and partner sites. Universe operates as part of Ticketmaster’s portfolio within Live Nation Entertainment, focusing on flexible, tech-forward solutions for attractions, festivals, tours, and other live experiences.([universe.com](https://www.universe.com/about?utm_source=openai))
On card statements, transactions processed through Universe often show up with the prefix **"UNVRS*"** followed by a shortened version of the event title (for example, "UNVRS*EventName").([support.universe.com](https://support.universe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25101146392333-Statement-Descriptors-on-Universe?utm_source=openai)) In your case, the descriptor **"UNVRS* BRICK CO / 180 Sansome St"** indicates that Universe processed ticketing for an event named something like "BRICK CO" associated with a venue or address at 180 Sansome St in San Francisco, CA. The charge typically represents one-time ticket purchases, service fees, or related add-ons for that specific event rather than an ongoing subscription.
If you have questions about a Universe charge, you can usually confirm it by checking your email for ticket receipts from Universe or the event organizer, or by logging into your Universe or Ticketmaster account with the email address used at purchase. For billing issues, refunds, or event changes, the primary point of contact is often the event organizer listed on your ticket confirmation, though Universe and Ticketmaster also provide customer support resources through their help centers. Saving your confirmation emails, noting the event date and venue, and matching the statement descriptor to your tickets will help quickly verify whether the charge is legitimate before contacting support.