What you get for a music night
From the lineup to the morning after.
A lineup that brings a crowd
Every artist in the lineup is linked to their card, and the night can appear in their list of shows. Anyone who opens the artist's card sees it and can buy a ticket.
Tickets and seats
Rounds, coupons, a hidden ticket, and seats that close by themselves. A personal QR and a scan at the door.
The morning after
Guests get an email with who played and links to their cards. The artists get the numbers: how many came and how many subscribed to them. You keep every guest for the next night.
Who it is for
Who produces music nights this way
How people in different fields use it.
DJA club night with tickets, a lineup and a who-is-coming listSee the profession page
MusiciansA show with ticket sales and a reminder on the daySee the profession page
Restaurant, café and bakeryA tasting night with table reservationsSee the profession page
Event plannersEvery event with a designed invitation, tickets and check-in at the doorSee the profession page- More professions and fieldsEach field has its own page, with ready-made templates.See all professions
More kinds of events
More events you can host here.
- WebinarWebinarSee the page
- WorkshopTicket salesSee the page
- ConferenceTicket salesSee the page
- LaunchRSVPsSee the page
- PartyTicket salesSee the page
- BirthdayRSVPsSee the page
- WeddingRSVPsSee the page
- Bar or bat mitzvahRSVPsSee the page
- ShowTicket salesSee the page
- MeetupRSVPsSee the page
- TalkTicket salesSee the page
- RetreatTicket salesSee the page
Frequently asked questions
Do the artists need an account?
It helps, so the night appears on their card. You can link without one, and the night stays a credit on the invitation.
Can I take table reservations?
Yes. Tables and extras sell beside the tickets, with a quantity and a price for each.
Does the night appear on Google?
Only if you choose. A business event can appear in search and on the venue's page.