Bring the sound you want people to hear.

A useful proposal tells us what the work is, who is making it and why this room would be a good place to share it.

Ways to build a programme.

01/ A considered approach

An evening built around a performance and the people listening. Share the music, the line-up and what the set needs from the room.

02/ A considered approach

A focused setting for recorded sound, a conversation or a work in progress. Begin with the reason to bring people together.

03/ A considered approach

Promoters, collectives and selectors can start with a clear proposal for the kind of night they want to make.

Start with enough context to begin a conversation. A proposal is not a confirmed booking.

Share a small number of direct links to current recordings or performances. Tell us which part of the work the proposed set represents.

Describe the line-up, intended set length and the experience you want to create for the audience. Include a technical outline.

Suggest a date range and explain any release or touring context. Mention other organisers or collaborators involved.

Fees, promotion, technical support, rights and cancellation terms must be agreed before the event is announced.