Put your plans on the map.
Artists: share your tour stops, dates, and sound. Venues: add your location, programming preferences, and nights you want to fill.
Artist itineraries meet venue-submitted open dates.
Less dead space.
More live shows.
GIG/GRIND surfaces Potential Route Opportunities when an artist’s itinerary and a venue’s explicitly available date may line up. Both sides decide whether to take the conversation further.
For artists on the road. For rooms worth playing.
The route is the opportunity.GIG / GRIND
Our ground rules
Participant-provided profiles No automatic booking commitments Independent artists & venues first
01 / From gap to gig
A better booking starts with context.
An open Thursday means more when an artist is passing through on Wednesday. Bring the route and the calendar into the same conversation.
Route exampleFictional illustration
Wednesday · Richmond
Thursday · An open night in Durham
A possible stop between two planned shows.
Friday · Charlotte
Fictional illustration only—not real inventory or a confirmed show. Geographic proximity is approximate and straight-line only. Driving distance and travel time have not been evaluated.
Review the potential fit.
GIG/GRIND checks date, genre, and approximate straight-line corridor fit. Confirm actual travel and logistics yourself before expressing interest.
Turn mutual interest into a conversation.
Connect with the people behind the profile. Discuss the offer, production needs, and show details together—both sides decide whether to book.
02 / Choose your plan
Make room for the next gig.
Compare current plans and included features before you join. A subscription is access to the platform—not a promise of a booking.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
03 / Before you hit the road
Keep the expectations clear.
Built for the independent circuit
Your next connection
is worth the detour.
Bring your tour. Bring your room. Give the right show a place to happen.