Professionals

Who this is for

Anyone an organiser books to make an event happen: DJs and bands, photo and video, catering and bar, sound and light, hosts and performers, staff and security.

Your listing

Your page at venued.eu/p/<handle>is edited in place, the same way a venue’s is: click the part you want to change. Your name, the line under it, what you do, where you are based and how far you travel, your links and your portfolio.

Set your services and the occasions you work. Leaving the occasions empty means you are open to all of them rather than none of them, but naming them is how you turn up for the organiser looking for exactly you.

Being featured on an event

An organiser can put you on their event page, credited, with your logo and a link to your profile. That is worth something to both of you, so it is not something either side can do unilaterally.

The organiser picks you, and you get an ask. Until you accept it, nothing of yours appears on their page. You can decline it, and you can withdraw later from something you previously agreed to.

Venued never presents an unclaimed listing as a participant in somebody else’s commercial event. Only a professional who stands behind their own record can be featured, which is why claiming yours is the step that unlocks the rest.

Running your own events

A professional can be the organiser too. A band selling tickets to its own show publishes from the same account: same identity, same page, and the money goes to you.