If there’s a gig on Thursday, people should hear before Thursday

You write it once from your phone, a real person reviews it and it appears in Explore and on your listing when it should.

Any business’s line-up

Pick one and try it just below. The venues and events are made up.

The same form as in the app. Nothing is sent or saved here.

This week7 daysComing soon, on your listing90 daysAlready announced6 months

30: dates per event at most. When you add it you can include up to 12 single dates, and ‘Every week’ counts as one.
6: months ahead to announce it. A fair lasting more than 30 days goes through a separate review.
20: events per city in ‘This week’, the ones starting soonest. On your listing, the next 10.

You add it
Four questions from your phone: what it is, where, when and how you know. If you start from your venue’s listing, the place is already filled in and that question doesn’t even appear.
A hall or promoter without their own venue: you choose the hall from the catalogue. Marking a point on the map for the public will come later.
You complete it
Price, a link to wherever you already sell tickets, opening times if it runs over several days. What you leave out doesn’t appear. Nothing fills itself in.
The poster is saved with the event. Showing it to the public is still to come.
A real person looks at it
That the place exists, that the dates add up and that it isn’t advertising in disguise. Meanwhile, ‘My contributions’ says ‘In review’ and only you can see it.
It goes live or we tell you why not
Published, or ‘Rejected’ with the reason in ‘My contributions’: a detail that doesn’t add up, advertising or contact details, a duplicate or something offensive.
It appears when it should
In ‘This week’ for the seven days before, and on your venue’s listing from 90 days before. Anything that repeats keeps appearing by itself, without you writing it again.
And it leaves on its own
Once the last date has passed it stops being shown. After 30 days it’s deleted entirely, photos and all.