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• Ticket Pricing & Capacities

  Artists set their own ticket price & minimum capacity on the platform. We find that artists generally charge around 50% more per ticket than a venue show. The most effective minimum capacities are generally between 30-60. Hosts can always add more tickets, but it's important to give them an achievable target. Please Note: All credit card processing fees, wire fees, misc. transaction fees, dues/fees to Performance Rights Organisations (PROs) such as APRA, ASCAP, BMI, and other collectiVery popular

• Payment & Service Fee

  Parlour is a new kind of concert promoter. Instead of contracting with brick and mortar venues, our specialty is residential, municipal, and other non-traditional venues. Our classic 70/30 door deal is tried and true in the music industry. It means you will never get hit with additional fees or backend deductions - you will always know what you are making before you even confirm the gig! Your earnings per gig is equal to 70% of the tickets sold multiplied by the base ticket price. Parlour’s feeSome readers

• Artist Booking & Cancellation Policy

  Deposits In order to secure a date, hosts must pay a deposit, which is equivalent to 10 tickets. If the host is successful in selling the minimum required tickets, their deposit is returned. However if they're a little short, we'll use a portion of the deposit to make up the minimum capacity. Note: The value of 7 tickets is paid in advance to the Artist as a deposit to secure travel and hold the date. The value of 3 tickets is retained by Parlour to keep the platform running smoothSome readers

• PA's & Production

  We think it's best to have a PA if you are playing outside or indoors to more than 50 people. If you need assistance in hiring a PA and/or sound engineer, we can help! We have a database of production managers and hire companies across the globe. We'll simply take their fee off at settlement. In all other instances, we'd suggest playing acoustic if possible. This will make your show intimate and a more engaging experience. If you have any other questions about the space, such as available pSome readers

• The Big Day

  Your call time is 2 hours before your scheduled playing time. If you’re running late or arriving early, contact your host (your gig details, including playing times and the Host's phone number, are available in your Dashboard) When you arrive ask your host where to set up and for somewhere to store your things. We’ve asked them to have a ‘Green Room’ available for you to warm up and relax in before you perform. Don’t be afraid to tell the host you’re ready to plaSome readers

• Parlour - First Steps

  It's easy! All you need to do is sign up via our platform, and then we'll be in touch with some content for you to share, along with instructions on how to generate applications. Check out the sign up process here:Few readers

• Who can apply?

  Anyone can apply! Parlour connects artists with their biggest fans for intimate, once in a lifetime live music experiences.  Most often these gigs successfully take place in fans homes. If a venue applies to host you, we recommend checking with Parlour first to discuss.Few readers

• Can I bring my friends?

  It’s OK to bring along one friend to a Parlour Gig as another pair of hands and also for moral support. Although, as Parlour Gigs are private, and it's up to the host who is invited, you'll need to clear guests with them prior. Don’t rock up with a huge party of people, unless it's ok with the Host.Few readers

• Wrapping Up a Tour

  When the tour's over - we'd love you to post a big THANK YOU to your hosts for having you and for their ongoing support.  Thanks for using Parlour!  ExampleFew readers

• Tracking Ticket Sales

  Once a show is put on sale, you'll be able to track the ticket sales via your dashboard. If you're having trouble logging into or viewing shows, please get in touch via team@parlourgigs.comFew readers

• Do I need insurance?

  We highly recommend you obtain performers public liability insurance. For AU check Duck for Cover. If you're touring internationally with Parlour - ensure you're covered for the world before you leave.Few readers

• Host application currency conversion example💶💵💷💴

  Parlour takes care of the complexity of currency conversions, so that artists can focus solely on where they want to play in the world, without having to worry about exchange rates and manual calculations. When you sign up for Parlour as an artist, you choose your home country. The currency of your ticket price is then determined based on that country. So for example, if you're from the USA your currency will be USD, if you're from Great Britain your currency will be GBP, and so on. WhFew readers

• Building Hype

  So your show/s are all booked and on sale - great! Feel free to post a few times on instagram to build hype around the tour.  These are secret shows - but your extra posts really help hosts sell tickets.  Always tag us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/parlourgigs And instagram: @parlourgigs #parlourgigs #bringingmusichome Examples: ![](httpFew readers

• Selling Merchandise

  You can absolutely sell your merchandise at Parlour Gigs. In fact, it's encouraged.  Most artists report selling more merch than usual, because you're introducing your music to new people!   (Parlour don't take a percentage of any merch sold at gigs.)Few readers

• Filling the Gaps

  If you need more applications to fill a particular date on your tour, it's best to post again on Facebook & Instagram. Just a simple reminder that applications close soon and not to miss out on the opportunity to host you.  Examples: "Just one date left in Brisbane, QLD available - Apply to host me now!" "Host applications close tomorrow - don't miss out!" Always tag uFew readers

• Posting at the Show

  We'd love for you to share your experience with your fans and us. Take photo's before, during and after the show - it's great content and your fans will love it.  Tag us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/parlourgigs And instagram: @parlourgigs #parlourgigs #bringingmusichome Examples ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/57cFew readers

• Why Play?

  Artists use Parlour to connect with their biggest fans around the globe and to tour new places. Playing a Parlour Gig is a really special experience for both an artist and their fans. You’ll get to play for an engaged crowd in an intimate setting that has been created for you by your fan. It's a unique opportunity to grow your fanbase. Your host has invited their friends and family because they want to share your music.Few readers

• Checklist for sharing your Parlour link with your fans

  We recommend doing all of the following things to get as many applications as possible. 1. Facebook Use video (create your own or request a custom one from us by emailing us here.. Here are some examples of great artist made videos. Keep your facebook copy short and sweet - 'You can book me to play at your house! Go here now. Spots are limited: https://parlour.tours/artistx' Create a targetedFew readers

• Artist Settings

  Before you let your fans know that you're available to be booked with Parlour, you'll need to ensure you're happy with your ticket price and minimum capacity. You can edit your ticket price and minimum capacity at any time in your settings. Checkout Rules Under 'Pricing' there is a section entitled 'Checkout Rules' (see image below). If you check this box fans applying to host you will have to enter their credit card details in order to apply to hFew readers