Where do the venue contacts come from?

Public sources — the venue's own website and booking pages. We don't buy lists. 4,687 of the 11,752 venues have a booking email we could verify; the rest are listed with whatever public contact detail exists, because a phone number is still better than nothing.

Do you email venues for me?

No. You write and send your own outreach. A directory that blasts venues on its users' behalf gets its whole contact set blocked within a month, and the venues stop answering anyone.

Is the promotion directory mostly podcasts?

Yes — 8,523 of the 9,419 outlets are podcasts. The remaining 896 are groups, forums, music sites, and pages. Worth knowing before you plan a campaign around blog coverage.

Do I need an account to look around?

No. Search, filtering, venue pages, outlet pages, and the tour planner all work signed out. An account saves your lists and routes between devices.

Which countries does this cover?

The venue directory is United States only. The promotion directory is broader but most useful in North America.

I run a venue and my listing is wrong.

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For musicians who do their own booking

Every venue, every outlet, one account.

The contacts to book a show, the outlets to promote it, and the map to string a run of them together. Search all of it in one place — no agent taking a cut, no “submit your music” portal charging you to be ignored.

Search 11,752 venues Plan a tour route

US venues catalogued: 11,752
With a verified booking email: 4,687
Promotion outlets indexed: 9,419

See it work

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Three jobs, one search index

They were three separate sites until this year. Same login now, same saved lists, same export.

Find the room

Venues

11,752 bars, clubs, theaters, and halls across the US. Filter by city, genre, and venue type. 4,687 carry a booking email you can copy straight into your outreach — the rest carry a phone, an address, and a map.

Open venue search

Get it covered

Promote

9,419 outlets that cover independent music — 8,523 podcasts plus 276 groups, 219 music sites, 201 pages, and 102 forums. Pitch the people who actually cover your scene instead of buying ads nobody clicks.

Open outlet search

Plan the run

Tour Planner

Drop the venues you want onto a map and get a drivable route between them. Chain three weekends into a regional run without spreadsheets, and see which cities leave an unplayable gap.

Open the route planner

How a booked weekend actually happens

Shortlist the venues

Search your region, filter to the venue types that book your genre, and save the ones with booking emails to a list.
Route them

Send the list to the tour planner. It maps the drive and shows you which dates are physically reachable.
Send the outreach

Export the contacts and pitch them yourself. We never send email on your behalf, and we never sell your list to anyone.
Promote what you booked

Once a date is confirmed, pull the outlets covering that city and pitch the show while there is still time to sell tickets.

What it costs

Searching and browsing are free — every venue page, every outlet page, the whole catalogue. Pro exists for the bulk work: CSV export and high-volume contact access.

Free

Search, browse, and route. No card.

Pro

$29/mo

Bulk export and contact access. $199/yr if you'd rather pay once.

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Looking to be found, not to find?

This hub is built for outbound — you doing the reaching out. FindLiveTalent is the other direction: a profile venues search when they need an act. It's a separate site with its own free account, free on both sides.

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Questions worth answering up front

Where do the venue contacts come from?: Public sources — the venue's own website and booking pages. We don't buy lists. 4,687 of the 11,752 venues have a booking email we could verify; the rest are listed with whatever public contact detail exists, because a phone number is still better than nothing.
Do you email venues for me?: No. You write and send your own outreach. A directory that blasts venues on its users' behalf gets its whole contact set blocked within a month, and the venues stop answering anyone.
Is the promotion directory mostly podcasts?: Yes — 8,523 of the 9,419 outlets are podcasts. The remaining 896 are groups, forums, music sites, and pages. Worth knowing before you plan a campaign around blog coverage.
Do I need an account to look around?: No. Search, filtering, venue pages, outlet pages, and the tour planner all work signed out. An account saves your lists and routes between devices.
Which countries does this cover?: The venue directory is United States only. The promotion directory is broader but most useful in North America.
I run a venue and my listing is wrong.: Email ceo@theappmakerpro.com and it gets corrected or removed — your call, no argument.

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