Who it is for

Six chairs. Four jobs.

Built for people who have to make a call by Friday. The same four jobs, the best night, the research, the tour and the venue's calendar, read differently depending on the chair you sit in.

01 · Talent buyers & promoters

Route a tour without guessing.

See what is already on sale in every market before you commit to a date. Find venues that fit the act, check co-bill history before pairing, and spot markets with demand and no dates. Then route the tour in the same tool.

Dashboards
Artist Dashboard, Season AheadWho is being booked, what is already on the books for the coming months.
Research
Venue Search with contactsVenues by capacity, genre booked and region, with the booking email on file.
Best night
Competition GridNight Pressure for every candidate date in every candidate city.
Tour
Tour Planner + Tour BookRouted, dated, advanced, shared with the crew and the act.

02 · Venues & hospitality

Book against the whole market.

Your calendar next to every competing venue in the city, week by week. Quiet nights flagged before they cost you, genres underweighted in your region, and the acts that play venues your size nearby.

Dashboards
Venue ConsoleYour rank in the city, open nights, the most-booked acts nearby, a Priority Signal every week.
Research
Artist Analytics + contactsActs climbing in your genre, with agent and management contacts.
Best night
Best nights to bookThe open nights ahead for the genre you want to own.
Calendar
Book the calendarA deal for every pitch, with stages, tasks, a calendar and a drafted email.

03 · Artist managers & agents

Prove the story with rows.

Where your artist plays, who they play with, and which markets are untapped. Room-size progression over time, comparable acts and their routing, demand by metro, and a one-sheet pitch on demand.

Dashboards
Top Artists, Market vs MarketWhere the act sits nationally, and which two markets to weigh against each other.
Research
Artist dossier + venue contactsShow history, states played, similar acts, and the venues' booking contacts.
Best night
Competition GridA date you can defend to the promoter.
Tour
Pitch edition of the Tour BookThe market brief, shows only, no internal flags.

04 · Tourism & economic development

Quantify the music economy.

Show your board what live music actually contributes to the city. Shows, venues and seats by district, year-over-year market trajectory, and benchmarks against peer cities and states.

Dashboards
State Rankings, Sound Map, Community PulsePer-capita leaderboards, the dominant genre by state, and the non-music calendar too.
Compare
Market vs MarketYour state against a peer, side by side, print-ready.
Data
Data files and APIThe rows behind every chart, by state, for your own analysts.
Share
AI captionsEvery report reads itself, so it can go straight into the deck.

05 · Brands & sponsorship

Buy the venues, not the impressions.

Find where your audience actually shows up, at the venue and genre level. Genre and market audience overlap, venue-level reach and cadence, activation windows by season.

Dashboards
Genre demand, Season AheadWhich genres are surging where, and when the season peaks.
Research
Venue Search + demographicsVenues by capacity and genre, with a Census read of the neighbourhood.
Data
MCP enrichmentTag every account or DMA with live-music demand and dominant genre, at ask-time.
Share
Tour BookThe venues and dates as one link the activation team can open or print.

06 · Data & analytics teams

Skip the scraping entirely.

Clean, resolved, documented entities delivered the way your stack wants them. Stable IDs across refreshes, REST or bulk export, provenance on every field, and an MCP server your agents can call.

Datasets
Venues, events, artistsThree datasets, one graph, with a junction between shows and acts.
Delivery
CSV, JSON, RESTData files by state, region or country, or the API for your pipeline.
Agents
MCP serverRead-only, key-scoped, every answer cites its rows.
Quality
Weekly refresh, merge auditsVanished listings aged out; merged IDs keep resolving.

Industries served

Live eventsHospitalityTourism boardsTicketingBrand marketingTalent agenciesStreaming & DSPsFestivalsCommercial real estateMedia & publishingCity planningHigher education

Which chair do you sit in?

Whichever it is, Cultivate reads your market, your venues and your artists.