Listening parties

The record is the reason people came

Not a chat room. A night. People in a space, a system worth hearing, and a sequence somebody thought about. Nobody has to perform — the music is the centrepiece.

What it can be

Ten friends, one record

A living room, a real system, a record nobody has heard yet.

Thirty-five people, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres

A beautiful home, a guest list, a set built for the night.

A rooftop evening

Sunset, a curated sequence, and a city underneath it.

A release listening

The record played end to end, in order, the way it was meant to land.

A curated venue night

A larger room organised entirely around one artist's music.

What a night can include

  • Atmosphere
  • Dress code
  • Food and drink
  • Guest list
  • Ticketing where eligible
  • Physical attendance
  • Streaming participation where supported

None of it is required. You can start with a room, a date and a set. Nothing about hosting requires a professional plan, a promoter history or a ticket price.

When you charge for the door

Eligible public nights use the same ticketing the rest of the platform uses — no separate system for hosts, artists or curators.
  • Create experience
  • Set capacity
  • Set ticket price
  • Sell
  • Issue ticket
  • QR check-in
  • Verified attendance
  • Experience history

Attendance is the credential, not the purchase. A ticket becomes verified attendance at QR check-in, or through authenticated qualifying participation in a stream.

Start with ten people and a record you believe in.

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