National Gig Guide on BBC Radio 1, One Music

The BBC has pointed the way... to the National Gig Guide website for unsigned artists to promote their gigs and the general public to find gigs. More and more people are now looking at the National Gig Guide to find out what's on and take advantage of live music in their area.

Artists can promote themselves for FREE

The National Gig Guide doesn't charge a registration fee, and artists from all genres can use all the tools on the website promote themselves and their music.

The National Gig Guide also works to promote unsigned talent and has already helped FIVE artists secure having their music played on television. See the five

SOME OF THE FREE FEATURES - Actually they're all free [ get registered ]

Editable Gig Listings	Add your gigs and edit them as often as you like, over 8000 venues and growing.
Full Profile	See what the artist is all about, their website, and get in touch with them.
Your News	Every band can create it's own news for their fans to read.
Gig Feeds	launched in October bands (and venues) can add a gig feed that automatically updates their own website information.
MP3s	Add samples of your music - or the whole track securely. The public can hear it but not download it. SAFE
Microsite	Everyband gets a micro website, gigs, news, photos, mp3s, editible online.
Mobile Listings	Your gigs can be found on the mobile phone as well as your profile and photo

National Gig Guide can now be found under professional bodies

Make sure your gigs are listed !

Venues can promote themselves for FREE

Help get the most out of music. If you know of a music venue that you think should be promoting themselves on this site let them know about it!

The National Gig Guide was added to the onemusic homepage on Dec 15th 2005