rocks
Never miss a night of live music again.
Artists and venues share what's on, straight from their calendars. You fave the people and places you love — and every gig, open mic and night out finds you.
fave.rocks is VERY new. Read a note from Aaron, who built it
Fans • Artists • Venues • Events
On soon near Columbus.
See everything →One place. Four doors.
Fans.
Fave the artists and venues you love. Get a nudge whenever they've got something on near you.
Find your scene →Artists.
Connect the calendar you already keep. Every gig publishes itself — profile, listings, your own website.
Connect your calendar →Venues.
Everything you host, listed automatically — gigs, open mics, quiz nights, brunches. Fans who fave you hear about all of it.
Put your room on the map →Events.
Run an open mic, a jam, a club night? Your dates publish themselves — and every night gets a sign-up list acts join from the door QR.
Set up your night →fans · artists · venues · events
No double entry. Ever.
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Connect your calendar
Google, Apple or Outlook — paste one link, once. The calendar you already keep becomes your public what's-on.
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Your events publish themselves
Every future gig or event appears on your profile, in local listings, and on your own website — and stays up to date on its own.
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Fans fave you and follow along
Anyone who faves you gets a nudge when you've got something coming up near them. No algorithm in the way.
A note from Aaron
Built by a working musician.
I'm Aaron, a full-time musician, and I started building fave.rocks in September 2026. It is VERY new. Some pages are full and a lot are not yet. If something doesn't work, tell me and I'll fix it.
The idea is simple. Every act and every venue has a page, and each of us looks after our own. When we all do that, fans can see where the music is, venues can find acts near them, and everyone can get in touch with everyone else without going through anybody.
If you're an act: claim your page and connect the calendar you already keep. Every act is at a different stage, and venues know that. Some diaries are full and some are empty, and an empty one is absolutely fine. What matters is that your calendar is connected, because the moment you do get a booking it is on the site with no extra work: on your page, on the venue's page, in front of everyone who visits, and in the weekly email to everyone who has faved you or lives locally. Going along to an open mic? Put that in your calendar too. People are more likely to turn up when they can see who else is coming.
If you're a venue: claim your page. Your what's-on fills in from the acts who play for you, and you can add your own calendar with the act's name on each night. Musicians come in every kind, from people who love an open mic to people who do this for a living. You'll find both here, and more each week.
It grows every time someone claims a page. Thank you for being here early.
Aaron Norton