what needs to be ready before tonight's show
For working artists and bands
The operating system for working bands.
GigCommand connects the operational work around a live show — shows, advancing, travel, merchandise, inventory, performance pay, expenses, contacts, and closeout — in one system. Use it as a solo artist or with the people who help run your band.
iOS Organization Access
The iOS app is for members of existing band and artist organizations. Commercial organization setup is completed on the GigCommand website; invited members can sign in or continue through their invitation.
Operational value
Open GigCommand. Know what needs attention now.
GigCommand is not just record keeping. It evaluates known operational state and keeps the next useful action close enough to reach from a phone.
what is missing before travel
what still needs to be closed out
what money or inventory needs attention
The show lifecycle
Prepare the show. Share the information. Run the night.
GigCommand connects the work around a live show without asking a working band to build its own operating system from scratch.
01
Prepare
Bring show details, Set Lists, technical setup, documents, and travel context together.
02
Share
Send selected show information and documents outside the organization without another account to create.
03
Advance
Collect venue and promoter details back into the show workflow with Digital Advancing.
04
Run
Keep Mission Control, priorities, merch, pay, expenses, and show-day actions close at hand.
05
Settle
Close out performance pay, merch, expenses, reimbursements, and the financial result.
Show Pack
Everything you need before show day.
Show Pack is the workspace for preparing one gig. It connects technical setup, documents, sharing, and advancing around the actual show instead of scattering them across separate tools.
Technical setup
Keep Stage Plot, Input List, monitor requirements, and technical requirements with the show.
Show documents
Keep the files and details people need before load-in in the workspace for that gig.
Share the show
Send the right show information externally through a secure link, without exposing the whole organization.
Advance the details
Prepare a Digital Advance, collect the response, and bring the important details back into review.
Technical preparation
Technical details that stay connected to the show.
Keep Stage Plot, Input List, monitor requirements, and technical requirements organized in the same place as the rest of the gig. The Technical Package brings the relevant details together into a venue-ready package.
Stage PlotInput ListMonitor RequirementsTechnical RequirementsTechnical Package
External sharing + Digital Advancing
Stop advancing shows through a pile of texts and emails.
External Show Sharing sends selected show information out. Digital Advancing brings the venue or promoter response back into the band's workflow.
Prepare the Advance
Choose the questions and recipient-safe information needed for this show.
Send a secure recipient link
The promoter or venue can open the Advance without creating a GigCommand account.
Collect the response
They can identify themselves, answer questions, save progress, upload supporting files, and submit.
Review and resolve the details
Your team can review the response, discuss details internally, and resolve the Advance.
No GigCommand account is required for the recipient.
Run / Mission Control
When show day arrives, know what needs attention.
Mission Control keeps the next useful action close while the band is backstage, at the merch table, in the van, or between parts of the day. Show context, priorities, merch, pay, and expenses stay connected to the work.
Quick ActionsShow prioritiesMerchPerformance payExpenses
Travel and show preparation
Plan the road between shows, not just the show itself.
Keep travel preparation, mileage and odometer context, checklists, equipment, venues, and promoter details connected to the shows they support. The work stays in context from the first departure detail to the next show.
Merchandise
Merch sales and inventory that move at show speed.
Built for the table, not the spreadsheet. Keep products and options — including apparel sizes XS through 5XL — connected to Quick Sale, Cart Sale, receiving, counts, and the stock visibility that matters after the night is over.
Low-stock and sold-out awareness, receiving workflows, and printable merch/count worksheets keep physical inventory tied to the actual show operation.
Financial operations
Know what the show made and where the money went.
Keep performance pay, merch revenue, expenses, reimbursements, show settlement, and operational reporting connected to the work that produced them. GigCommand helps close out the show while the details are still fresh — without pretending to be accounting software.
Performance payMerch revenueExpensesReimbursementsShow settlementsOperational reporting
Connected operations
Your band's operational work, connected.
GigCommand brings the surrounding work into the same system without turning the homepage into a feature inventory.
Travel Planning
Keep travel, mileage, odometer context, and supported shows connected.
Calendar
Keep show dates available through the calendar workflows your team already uses.
Contacts / CRM
Keep venues, promoters, fans, follow-ups, and relationship history close to the work.
Set Lists
Reuse Set Lists and connect them to the shows where they belong.
Equipment
Keep gear and containers tied to preparation and show workflows.
Show Checklists
Track preparation, load-in, pack-up, and show-day work.
Reporting
Review show, merchandise, travel, and financial operating context.
Financial operations
Keep performance pay, expenses, reimbursements, settlements, and results connected.
Still building
More of the pre-show work belongs in Show Pack.
Show Pack is available today. Hospitality Rider and contract-building tools are planned additions as GigCommand continues bringing more of the work before a gig into one place.
Hospitality Rider
Planned
Contract tools
Planned
Built by working musicians
Professional show operations without a bigger management machine.
GigCommand is for solo artists, self-managed bands, working music teams, and independent touring organizations — people who load gear, deal with venues, sell merch, track expenses, get paid, and keep the whole operation moving.
Read the ManifestoOrganization Access
iOS access is for existing band and artist organizations.
New commercial organization setup is completed on the GigCommand website. The iOS app lets organization members sign in, accept invitations, and keep working inside existing organizations.
Already part of a GigCommand organization?
Sign in or create your user account to access an existing band or artist organization.
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