information for bands
Great to have you playing at our place. To help us plan, please send us the details below as early as you can. Best to both addresses, so nothing gets lost.
What we need in advance
- Technical rider. If you do not have one, please tell us your exact line-up. If you bring your own engineer, send us their contact details.
- Band logo or an image to be projected onto the wall behind the stage during your set. Light colours on a black background work best. We cannot hang banners.
- A mobile number where we can reach you on the day of the show.
- How many of you there are. We usually cook for all bands. So let us know how many people to plan for, who is vegetarian or vegan, and whether anyone has an intolerance.
- Your guest list. Who is coming along besides the band?
- Backline. What are you bringing, and what do you need from another band?
Venue and technical details
Everything about the room, the stage and the equipment is in the venue rider.
On the day
Please arrive three hours before doors
Unless we agreed otherwise. Our engineer does a full sound check with every band before doors open and saves the settings on the desk. That way there are no line checks during the changeovers.
Once the backline is set up, the last band on stage checks first, then the second to last, and so on. If you cannot make it in time, please let us know early.
GEMA
GEMA is the German collecting society for music royalties. On the night we will send you a link to submit your setlist. Please fill it in. It is how the writers get paid, and reporting it is mandatory for us.
Payment
You will also get a second link on the night for the payout. There you tell us how you want to be paid: in cash the same evening or by bank transfer.
Facebook event
Please do not create your own Facebook event for your show with us, otherwise there will be several events for the same night. Add our event to your page instead. It will then also show up under “Events” on your own page.
If your show is not listed yet, get in touch with our booker.
