For anyone who gets put in a lineup: from a solo set in a coffee shop to a band on a festival stage.
An event that adds you to its lineup shows up in your cabinet on its own, no matter who organizes it or how many organizers you work with.
If the organizer opened access, you see the event's sales and analytics. Guest names and contacts stay with the organizer.
The number updates while the page is open. No more messaging the organizer to ask how many have signed up.
For your own concerts and tickets. Band members and your manager become its team, each with their own permissions.
An address like /artist/your-name with upcoming and past gigs, music from Spotify and your socials. Handy for your bio.
The artist cabinet opens in the AOA pro panel next to your other cabinets, on your phone too.
Tickets for your gig are sold by the event organizer. The cabinet shows the numbers; the sale and the money stay with them.
Sign-ups and sales are visible only where the organizer opened access. You still see events without access, just without numbers.
Fill in the form below: who you are, where to listen to you and how to reach you.
We check your links and create the profile. An application sent from an AOA account gets linked to that account.
The cabinet appears in the "Manage" menu. Organizers add you to lineups using your ready profile.
We'll reply by email or Telegram. If you already have an AOA account, sign in before sending: we'll link the profile to it.
The cabinet is free and has no plan. Tickets for your own events are sold through the artist's organization on the same terms as for any organization on AOA.
No. Even with access opened, an artist sees only numbers: how many signed up and how many tickets sold. Guest names and contacts stay with the organizer.
The event in your list of gigs: title, date and place. The sign-up counter and sales appear as soon as the organizer opens access.
Band members see the band cabinet through their own solo profiles in the lineup. To let them or your manager edit the profile, add them to the band organization's team with edit permission.
Sign in and apply from that account. We'll link the profile to it, and the cabinet will appear in the "Manage" menu.
Yes. For your own events the cabinet has the artist's organization: tickets are sold through it, and gigs from other lineups stay next to them in one list.