Play more. Pitch less.
Music to Venue puts your act in front of venues that are actively booking. Build one profile, get matched to open dates that fit your sound, and spend your time making music instead of chasing replies.
Your booking agent, minus the 15 percent.
Get discovered
Venues search by genre, city and budget. Show up when they are looking for exactly what you play.
A profile that sells you
Music, video, photos, set lists, stage plot and rider in one link you can share anywhere.
Smart Match alerts
Get notified when a new open date fits your genre, availability and rate.
Know the pay up front
Every offer lists the fee, set times and extras before you accept. No awkward money talk.
One calendar
Confirmed shows, holds and open dates in a single view that syncs with your phone.
Build your reputation
Every great show earns a review that helps you land the next, bigger room.
What could a fuller calendar be worth?
Slide to your numbers and see how a few extra bookings a month add up.
That takes you from $19,200 to $33,600 a year in performance fees.
Illustration only. Actual results depend on your market, act and availability.
If you play live, there is a stage looking for you.
- Full bands and cover bands
- Solo singer songwriters and acoustic duos
- DJs, producers and hybrid live electronic sets
- Jazz, classical and ceremony ensembles
- Wedding and private event bands
- Tribute acts, comedians with music and specialty performers
Questions from musicians
Does it cost anything to join as an artist?
No. Creating a profile and receiving offers is free during early access. We will share any future pricing well before it applies, and founding artists get the best terms.
Do I set my own rates?
Yes. You list your typical fee range and decide which offers to accept, counter or pass on.
Do I need an agent or manager?
No. Music to Venue is built for independent artists. If you do have a manager, they can manage your profile and bookings for you.
What do I need to create a profile?
A few good photos, at least one live performance video or recording, your genres, your rate range and the area you are willing to travel.