Compare engines. Up to four at once.

Announce → on-sale → doors.

The single calendar every other engine reads from. Holds, confirms, announce dates, fan-club presales, artist presales, general on-sale, doors, set times, curfew countdowns. One source of truth from the first venue hold to the last encore.

• ·Tours die in the calendar — clashing presales, leaked announce dates, curfews missed by 90 seconds because nobody owned the cue clock. The Calendar engine refuses that future.
• ·Every hold, confirm, announce, on-sale and door time lives in one ledger. The rigging plot, the broadcast cut, the freight schedule and the Local Marketing engine all read from the same row.
• ·When a venue moves, when a presale slips, when a curfew tightens — every dependent engine sees the change in the same minute the desk does.

• Holds & confirms

  Multi-venue holds with auto-release, conflict detection and routing implications.

• Presale ladder

  Fan-club, artist, partner and general on-sale staggered with cool-down rules.

• Doors & cues

  Doors, support set, headline walk-on, encore and curfew countdown — all timed.

• Routing-aware

  Calendar enforces drive-times and day-off rules — no announce that breaks the route.

• Embargo timeline

  Press, partner and broadcast embargo dates locked alongside the public calendar.

• Versioned history

  Every move auditable — who, when, why — across the lifetime of the tour.

1. 01

   Tour route holds opened across candidate venues with auto-release windows.

2. 02

   Holds confirmed; presale ladder and on-sale times locked into the calendar.

3. 03

   Doors, walk-on, encore and curfew countdowns published to ROC walls.

4. 04

   Post-show, calendar reconciles against actuals and feeds Settlement.

• No clashing presales, no leaked announce dates.
• Every dependent engine reads the same date, every time.
• Curfew countdowns visible to artist, FOH and venue ops simultaneously.
• Auditable history for every routing or on-sale decision.