FAQ – How contributing works
The rules in detail: who can edit what, how suggestions are checked, and what happens when something is wrong.
For an overview of all the ways to help, see the Get involved page.
Who can edit events, bands and venues?
Anyone with a (free) account. Changes by new members get a quick review; after five accepted contributions your edits go live instantly. Texts, names, locations and ticket links still get a quick review. Every change is listed in the page’s public change log.
How do I add a concert?
Via the ＋ at the top of the events page. While you type we show similar existing entries so nothing gets created twice. New entries are reviewed before publishing.
I am the band / the venue — how do I claim my profile?
Tap “Claim profile” on your profile page: a short message plus an official contact (email or Instagram) as proof. Once verified you edit your profile directly and can create and maintain your own events.
A band was cancelled or replaced?
On the event page: ✎ Edit → mark the band “Cancelled”; add a replacement with “Add band”. Cancelled acts stay visible struck-through instead of vanishing — ticket holders deserve to find out.
Something on a page is wrong — what do I do?
Either fix it directly (✎ Edit) or hit “Contest” in the change log with an evidence link. We look at every case.
Why was my change rejected or overridden?
Usually the value had changed in the meantime or evidence was missing — check the status under “My contributions”. Human-confirmed data is protected against automatic imports: no scraper overwrites your correction.