for clubs, promoters and party organisers
nobody presses
play on a flyer
Put the lineup on a page that plays. One name they recognise is enough to sell the ticket.
Free to set up. No account, no card.
one night, every following
The page isn’t really what you’re paying for. It’s that everyone on the lineup has a reason to post it.
- 01
you put the lineup up
Date, doors, your ticket link, and every artist on it. Three songs each is plenty.
- 02
each artist claims their slot
One link each. No account, no app, nothing to install — they pick their own three and the slot is theirs.
- 03
they post it, because half of it is theirs
Your night reaches their followings, not only yours. Same night, every audience on the lineup.
why the artists actually bother
They keep a page. Five songs at sixseven.link/theirname, no account, still theirs the week after the night. That’s the trade — you pay for the event page, and every artist on the lineup leaves with something they will use again.
On the example night, the headliner has claimed their slot and the rest haven’t — which is what a lineup looks like a week after you send the links.
what you get
- A page for every night, and one for the room that lists them all.
- Date, doors and your ticket link, in your own timezone.
- A draft you can sit on until the lineup is locked. Nothing is public until you publish.
- Three numbers per night: opened, went through to tickets, shared.
Those three numbers are counted first-party on your own page. Nothing here is an estimate and nothing is modelled.
before you ask
what does it cost?
Nothing yet, and there is no price list. The first few rooms are conversations rather than checkouts — tell us about the night and we will set the first one up with you.
do artists need an account?
No. Each artist gets a single-use link, picks their songs, and that is the whole of it. No email, no password, same as the free side.
what if an artist never claims their slot?
The slot stays on the bill as a name and the page works exactly as before. You can send the link again whenever.
can I keep it off the internet until the lineup is locked?
Yes. A night is a draft until you publish it, and you can put it back to a draft after.
is this only for clubs?
Any night with more than one name on it. Promoters, festivals, a room above a pub.
put your
next one up
Claim the room’s name and the editor opens on the next screen. Put the lineup up, send each artist their link, publish when it reads right.
Nothing is charged yet and no prices are published — the first few rooms are conversations. Talk to us if you would rather we set the first one up with you.
Not booking a room? The free one is a name and five songs.