Get booked for gigs where the room is already full

What you get out of it

• Briefs matched to your genre

  Open format, house, jazz, acoustic, cultural — organisers see what you actually play before they enquire, so you stop getting asked for sets you do not do.

• Rooms with a built-in crowd

  These are communities with a member list, not a promoter hoping for walk-ins. The floor is populated before you start.

• Residencies, not just one-offs

  Recurring nights need a reliable name on the decks. Play one well and it turns into a standing slot.

• You set the fee

  Standard rate, discounted for the right audience, or revenue share — you pick the commercial model on the form and negotiate directly with the organiser.

What the network actually is

How it works

1. 1Fill in the application below — genres, set formats, equipment, audience and rates.
2. 2We review it and add you to the partner network for your city.
3. 3When an organiser is booking talent that matches your profile, we introduce you.
4. 4You confirm the fee and the set directly with them.

Questions people ask before applying

How much does it cost to join?

Nothing. Joining the partner network is free — you fill in the profile once, we match you to organisers looking for what you do, and you agree the rate directly with them.

How do I get paid?

Directly by the organiser. You name your fee, they book you, you invoice them — bookings are arranged between you and the client rather than processed by us.

What kind of gigs are these?

Community events rather than weddings: club nights, launch parties, member socials, markets, festivals and networking evenings. Sets usually run one to four hours, most often on weeknights and early weekends.

How do you vet the organisers?

Organisers run their events through Just Say Hey, so we can see real RSVP and check-in history rather than a promised headcount. We introduce you to hosts who reliably fill a room.

Do I need to bring my own equipment?

Not necessarily. You tell us on the form whether you provide your own rig, and venues list their AV and stage set-up, so the two are matched before anyone commits.