Venues post open dates where every performer can see them. Performers apply in a tap. It's free to start and there are no booking fees, so newcomers get a fair look and regulars get booked again.
App screens show sample data.
Post a date and review who applies, or see who's free this weekend and invite them. Profiles show clips, past bookings and reviews from real gigs.
No fee on any booking. Plan limits and prices are set before launch.
“I started Gigs & Places to help people just starting out find gigs. It grew into something I hope can be for everyone: a fair, affordable place where venues and performers find each other, without the runaround or the booking fees.”
It's free to start, there are no booking fees, and the pay goes straight from venue to performer. We're opening in the United States first, aiming for early 2027, with plans to expand into other countries.
It's free to start. Free plans can post gigs, apply and book, and there is no fee on any booking. Paid plans raise the limits and add features; their limits and prices are set before launch.
The venue pays the performer directly, the way they agree in the app. Gigs & Places doesn't handle the money or take a cut of the pay.
In the United States first. We're aiming for early 2027, with plans to expand into other countries. The waitlist hears first.
Musicians, comedians, DJs, speakers, dancers and other live acts, and the venues that book them. You need to be 18 or older.
They're coming soon, along with people booking for private events. Pick “I'm planning an event” on the waitlist to hear when.
Your email, whether you perform, run a venue or plan events, your language, your ZIP code if you give it, and where you found us. We use it only to tell you when we open.
We open in the United States first, aiming for early 2027. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day it opens near you.