Find live music near you.
Browse gigs, DJ nights, jams, open mics and public profiles without an account. Follow the artists you love and save the shows that matter.
- Local discovery
- Saved shows
- Artist follows
- Shareable plans
Early access · Built for the local music scene
Browse local shows, jams, open mics and public profiles without an account. Request an invite to create your presence, organise events, prepare your music and run your set with the people behind your next show.
For the crew behind the show, too. Sound and PA, lighting, photography, video, production teams, and equipment hire can build a profile, get found, and join the work around each event.
The whole show, connected
Explore the tools for your part in the scene. Choose a role, or scroll through the journey.
For Listeners
Discover what is on and stay connected to the people behind your next show.
Browse gigs, DJ nights, jams, open mics and public profiles without an account. Follow the artists you love and save the shows that matter.
At participating events, browse the audience songbook, request a song or back someone else’s choice.
Example shows
Illustrative listings. Search the live guide for current dates and details.
Independent venue · Indie / alternative
City venue · Rock / punk
Local venue · Folk / acoustic

For Musicians & DJs
Keep your bookings, music and audience requests together, so you can focus on the next song.
Go from rehearsal to the stage with your songbooks, sheet music and chosen parts ready. See what is playing and what comes next without hunting for files.
See what the room wants beside the chart you are reading. Preview the music and decide what to play next without leaving your set.
Give your music a public home, share availability, find opportunities and keep booking conversations together.
Share the details payers need for your Australian gigs and keep contribution records with each booking, without mixing super into your performance fee.

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For Bands
Give every player the right parts and the same plan, so you spend less time coordinating and more time making music.
Share songbooks and event setlists, choose arrangements and parts, and carry the same running order onto every stand.
Prepare together, keep your members in sync, and manage audience requests without losing the set.
Present the act, find missing players, share availability and coordinate the next booking.
For Venues
Keep bookings, lineups, crew and payer admin in one place, so the next night takes less work to organise.
Publish dates, compare applications, build a lineup and bring in the sound, lighting and crew you need.
Keep payer setup, performer details and contribution records together, so you spend less time chasing information and working out what happens next.
Find the conversation, agreed price and next step beside the booking, instead of piecing the night together from separate messages.
Lineup manager
Bring performers, providers, crew, set times, and open roles together.
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For Promoters
Give artists, venues and crew a shared plan, and keep the budget in view from the first booking to the final settlement.
Plan public shows and private events with schedules, invitations, tasks, call sheets and shared calendars.
See the event budget, agreed costs and invoice records together, so you can spot outstanding payments and prepare the settlement.
For Agencies
Keep artist availability, buyer conversations and booking records together, so the next handoff is easier.
Coordinate represented artists, buyer conversations, held dates and confirmed booking handoffs.
Find the contact, agreed terms and finance records beside each deal. Keep Australian super payer handoffs there too, with less information to chase.
For Service providers
Show what you offer, agree the job and keep the event details close at hand — from sound and lighting to photography, production and equipment hire.
Show your portfolio, services and equipment, share availability and join the work around an event.
Keep the job scope, agreed price and event plan together, so you and the organiser know what to bring and what happens on the day.