A page for your audience
A place to request artists for your edition or programme, shared through your own channels.
FOR FESTIVALS, VENUES & PROMOTERS
You have a shortlist.
Who does your audience actually want?
Comments and streaming numbers only tell you so much. Ask your audience which artists they want to see, then compare the requests before your next booking conversation.
One campaign for your edition, programme or show. Get the scope to review with your team.Who does your audience want?
An example campaign in Breda
1,200confirmed participants
67%within 50 km of Breda
Requested artistPeopleWithin 50 km
- HELIOS50581%
- Mara Vane44854%
- Northline35381%
Local share is the percentage of each artist’s respondents who live within 50 km of Breda.
Explore the sample reportA look at the proposed output. Fictional campaign and participants.
WHAT THE PILOT INCLUDES
Collect requests for your next programme.
Compare them with your team.
The organiser pilot is in development. The proposed campaign brings together artist preferences, local demand and audience overlap in a private report for your team.
Confirmed preferences
Email confirmation before a response counts. Location questions to help distinguish nearby interest from a distant following.
A report for your shortlist
Compare requested artists, where their respondents live and which acts share an audience.
A results discussion
Review the most requested artists, nearby audiences and shared preferences with your booking and marketing teams.
PLANNING A FESTIVAL?
You cannot book every name in the comments.
Ask your audience to make a choice. Use the responses to compare your shortlist for one edition, alongside fees, availability and your own programming judgment.
PROGRAMMING A VENUE OR PROMOTING A SHOW?
Which act makes sense for this room?
For a concert hall, club night or independently promoted show, capacity and travel distance matter. Ask which artists your audience wants nearby before approaching agents.
FOR YOUR BOOKING AND MARKETING TEAMS
Know which fans want which artists.
Give your booking team local context.
A large following can be far from your venue. Compare the share of each artist’s respondents who live nearby, alongside the total requests.
Give your marketing team useful preferences.
The proposed pilot can add artist preferences to existing audience records where the agreed permissions allow it. New contacts and enriched existing contacts are reported separately.
Use artist preferences to plan more relevant announcements for fans who choose to receive them.
WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING
Your audience needs to hear about it.
You share the campaign.
Your mailing list, social channels and ticket buyers are the starting point. We agree how you will invite them and how long the campaign will run.
We agree the work in advance.
First, receive the pilot scope. If it fits your plans, we agree the deliverables, schedule and price with you before you commit.
A request is not a ticket purchase.
The results describe the people who respond. They do not guarantee attendance or represent everyone in your market. Booking decisions stay with your team.
WHAT YOU CAN TRY TODAY
Try the live DANNIC pilot.
See how fans request a city. For the proposed organiser report, open the separate demo with sample data.
YOUR PILOT SCOPE
See what a pilot would involve.
Tell us about your venue, festival or next show. Request the scope to review the proposed campaign, report and next steps with your team.
No meeting required. No commitment.
Prefer email? hello@tourhere.live
How much does it cost?
After you have reviewed the scope and told us what you need, we send a proposal with the campaign price.
Can you supply an audience?
You invite your existing audience. Paid promotion and audience recruitment are not included.