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Welcome
Enter your email and we'll send you a link that logs you in. There's no password: each time, a new link, which works once within 15 minutes.
New here? Register.
Registering takes your email only. We send you a link; clicking it creates your account and logs you in. Everyone is a fan. Then, on your page, add your name and tick if you are also a band, a venue or an organizer: bands and venues verify themselves there (a code on your page, or an email at your venue's domain).
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Band? Venue? Organizer? Participate!
Listening needs no account. With one, you help decide what's on, and the bands and venues have the last word on their own concerts. Nobody here judges by hand whether a concert is real. All help and rules.
Everyone (fans)
- Post concerts anywhere: a band with any number of dates, its album link or your own audio files, and the venue from OpenStreetMap.
- Defend concerts you know are on; dispute the ones you doubt, with a reason.
- Name the band's genres, and propose the right album when a band plays the wrong songs.
- Your vote starts at 2 points and grows to 6 as your posts prove right; your reputation shows on your profile.
Bands
- Verify once with a code on your Bandcamp or SoundCloud page (or ask us to check your own website).
- Verified, you count 10 points and settle your concerts: "It's on" or "Not happening".
- Post your concerts without a link, private shows too; they're confirmed from the start.
- Correct the link and start time of any of your concerts, harvested ones too.
- Set the music that plays for all your concerts, and your genres.
- Name your organizers, and take down your songs if someone posted them as audio files.
Venues
- Verify with an email at your venue's own web domain, or a code on its website.
- Verified, you count 10 points and have the last word on what's on at your place.
- Correct the link and start time of any concert there, harvested ones too.
- Set your venue's own pin, and merge duplicate entries of your venue into it.
- Name your organizers.
Organizers
- Tick Organizer: a label shown with your name, no review needed.
- When a verified band or venue adds your email, you act for it on its concerts: confirm or call them off, correct the details, and your posts there are confirmed from the start.
- Elsewhere you count like any fan.
Concerts you posted
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Genres the site shows for your band:
Your concert organizers
People who organize your concerts can act for the band on them: confirm or call off a concert, correct its link and start time. Give their email addresses, separated by commas. It works once they have an account with that address and have ticked Organizer; you can take anyone off at any time. What they do shows as done for the band.
Venue
Your venue's pin
Your concert organizers
People who organize concerts at your venue can act for it on them: confirm or call off a concert, correct its link and start time. Give their email addresses, separated by commas. It works once they have an account with that address and have ticked Organizer; you can take anyone off at any time. What they do shows as done for the venue.
Duplicates of your venue
Listings of your venue under another name (often an older spelling from Bandsintown or Songkick) split its concerts in two. Merge a duplicate into yours: its concerts move to your venue, and later listings under that name land here too. A concert both had becomes one, keeping its comments and votes. You can undo a merge.
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Organizer
Your posts and votes count like any fan's, growing with your record. A verified band or venue that adds your email () as its organizer, on its own page, lets you act for it on its concerts: confirm or call them off, correct their link and start time. It shows as done for the band or venue. Untick Organizer to end every pairing.