Your data

For bands

Your concert dates are public. Like any concert announcement: dates, venues, times, ticket links and the other bands of the night appear on your page, your widget, your feeds and in search engines.
They stay yours. Change or delete a date at any time: your page, your widget and your feeds follow, and so do your fans' calendars. Deleting your band deletes its pages.
Your dates are always available in open formats, to take them elsewhere or feed other tools:
- /<your-band>/concerts.ics: every concert, past ones included, in the standard calendar format;
- /<your-band>/events.json: upcoming concerts in the schema.org format used by search engines.
Pages not managed by the band say so, on the page and in its feeds. We listed their dates by hand from public announcements: the band's posts, the venue's or the ticketing page. The band can claim the page to manage it, or ask us to remove it: we do, no questions asked.
Your account stays private. The email address you log in with, and which bands you belong to, are never published, sold or shared with partners.

No account, no email. You follow a band by adding its calendar or feed; we don't know who you are.
No tracking. No cookies on public pages, no analytics, no third-party scripts, fonts or images. The only cookie is the login of band members, in the space where they manage their dates.

/events.json: every upcoming concert of every band, soonest first, to build tools over the site (a bot, a town's agenda, a map). Each concert has its schema.org event, as in each band's events.json, with a permanent identifier that stays the same when its date or venue changes; then its band (name, page, whether the band manages it), when it was announced, and the other bands of the night. Rebuilt after every change, and every night.
/just-announced.xml: the latest announcements, as an RSS feed.

Concert dates and band information are released under CC0: anyone can reuse them, without conditions.
Venues imported from OpenStreetMap remain © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License. Pages showing them say so.
Venues imported from MusicBrainz come from MusicBrainz, under CC0.
The code is free software under the AGPL-3.0 licence, or any later version: read it.

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