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Who is playing
The ones playing the most gigs and drawing the most eyes this week.
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The listings
Gigs announced by artists, and gigs born from a closed deal.
Who represents
The ones who just published their page, with their roster.
This is how it looks
The nights that already happened, told by whoever made them.
August 7, 2026
Sala Volt · Medellín · SyroMusic
July 26, 2026
La Rock · Medellín · SyroMusic
May 23, 2026
Medellín · Black Criss
The full process, from the open call to settlement.
The promoter sets the city, the day, the format and the fee. The artist applies with their complete public profile: their music, their rider and their track record.
On acceptance, the gig is created with both parties identified and the agreed fee. Schedule, conditions and who provides what are put in writing.
Income, costs and outstanding balances belong to the gig. Both parties consult the same record.
Your public profile brings together your music, your rider and your track record in a single link. From there you apply to open calls.
Create my artist accountYou post the gig you need to fill and receive comparable applications, each with the artist's press kit. On accepting one, the gig is closed with its fee.
Create my promoter accountYou post an open call with the city, the day and the fee. Artists apply with their public profile, you compare them in one place, and accepting one creates the gig with both parties identified.
You publish your profile with your music, your rider and your track record, and apply to the open calls posted by promoters and venues. That profile is the link you share when material is requested.
The artist never pays. The fee is borne by whoever books, and it is charged only when a gig closes.
Yes. The label gets its own page with its roster and its releases. Each artist keeps theirs, linked to the label's, and the link requires acceptance from both parties.
Yes, from your profile, and the page moves with it. The previous one stops working and becomes free again, so it is worth letting people know if you already shared it.
Yes. Past gigs are posted just like upcoming ones, so your profile shows your track record from day one instead of waiting to build one.
An email and the link you want. The profile goes public once it has the minimum for someone to decide whether to book you, and the platform tells you what is missing.