How to share your tour dates

A tour dates page is the most-visited part of most artist websites, and the most often out of date. The fix is not design — it is making updates take seconds.

What each date needs

  • Date, venue name, city and country.
  • A ticket link that goes straight to the ticket, not to a homepage.
  • A clear indication when a show is free or guestlist-only.

Remove past dates automatically

Past shows belong in your experience section, not in your upcoming list. A page that only ever shows future dates keeps the reader's trust.

Measure interest

Knowing how many people clicked through to tickets for each show tells you where your audience actually is — useful when you plan the next run or negotiate a fee.

On Arvenue

Events you create in your dashboard appear as Upcoming Dates on your public profile, past dates drop off automatically, ticket clicks are counted per event, and you can open a guestlist for any date.

Frequently asked questions

How can an artist share tour dates?
Publish them on one public page with venue, city, date and a direct ticket link, and share that page's URL everywhere. On Arvenue, events created in your dashboard appear automatically on your public profile and expire after the show.
How do I make an event calendar for a DJ?
Keep one list of future dates with venue, city and ticket links, updated as bookings confirm. Avoid maintaining several separate calendars — they always drift apart.

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