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Gig Board

Find gigs. Find talent.

A hand-reviewed gig board for bands, artists, DJs, tribute acts and speakers. Venues and promoters post real dates and real pay — acts post their availability. No bots, no spam, no fake listings.

Listings

Filter by region, month or genre. Note: this board is brand new — the listings below are clearly marked example listings until real posts arrive.

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Listing tiers

Simple, honest pricing. Basic posts are always free.

Basic listing

$0

  • Live on the board until your date passes
  • Manually reviewed before going live
  • Shows region, date, genre, pay range and contact
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Reviewed by a human before going live

Every post on this board is read by a real person before it appears. Vague pay, bait-and-switch gigs, and "great exposure" offers get rejected. Sample listings are always labeled as examples — what you see is what was actually posted.

Post a gig / Post your availability

Tell us what you need — a gig to fill, or an act looking for work. We reply from [email protected] after manual review.

Free basic posts. Every listing is manually reviewed before going live — usually within one business day. No spam, no selling your info.

🎸 Listing received.

Thanks — our desk reviews every post by hand and will reply from [email protected], usually within one business day.

FAQ

How much does it cost to post a gig?

A basic listing is free and always will be. The Featured tier pins your listing to the top of the board for 30 days with same-business-day review — paid, via PayPal, as soon as the payment links go live.

How do I know the listings are real?

Every listing is manually reviewed by a human before it appears — we reject vague pay, bait-and-switch gigs and "great exposure" offers. Sample listings are always clearly labeled as examples.

I'm an act looking for work — what do I post?

Choose "Post my availability": your act type, genre, region and dates. Promoters browsing the board see it and can reach you.

How fast will my listing appear?

After manual review, usually within one business day. Featured listings get same-business-day review. If anything in your post needs clarification, we email you first.

Can I edit or remove a listing?

Yes — reply to the confirmation email from [email protected] and we'll update or pull it.

For musicians · via Talent Booking

Get your music in film, TV & ads.

Sync licensing is how songs earn from the screen: your track plays under a TV scene, a film trailer, a commercial or a game — and you get paid. Here's the plain-language version, and the fastest legitimate way to start pitching.

What sync licensing actually is

A "sync" is short for synchronization — your recording synced to picture.

🎬 The placements

TV shows, films, trailers, commercials, video games, YouTube brand content. Anywhere music meets picture, someone got paid for the sync.

💵 The two paydays

An upfront sync fee for the placement itself, plus backend royalties collected through your Performing Rights Organization (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC) every time it airs.

🎯 The catch

Supervisors need music that fits the scene exactly — right genre, right mood, broadcast quality, and you must own or control your master and copyright. Most artists never get heard because they pitch the wrong people.

How TAXI works

TAXI calls itself "The World's Leading Independent A&R Company" — running since 1992. Think of it as a matchmaker between your songs and the people who buy them.

Step 1

Join

Membership is paid (around $299.95/year at last check — confirm current pricing on their site). It comes with a 365-day refund window.

Step 2

Read the briefs

Members get roughly 1,200 industry listings a year — specific requests from film & TV music supervisors, production music libraries, record labels, publishers and ad agencies describing exactly what they need.

Step 3

Submit your music

Send your tracks in direct response to the listings that fit. Submissions must be original and broadcast quality — no covers, no uncleared samples.

Step 4

Get forwarded

TAXI's genre-specific A&R screeners listen to every submission. When your music is on-target, it's forwarded directly to the supervisor, library, label or agency that asked for it. TAXI takes no percentage of any deal you land.

Is it worth it? An honest take

✅ Good fit if…

You write or produce a lot, your recordings are broadcast quality, and you want real briefs instead of cold-emailing strangers. The screeners' feedback alone teaches you what "on-target" sounds like.

⚠️ Not magic

It's a paid membership, not a record deal. Your music still has to be great and exactly on-brief. Artists with three finished songs and no PRO affiliation should build catalog first — then join.

🤝 Our role

Talent Booking points you at the legitimate path and earns nothing from your membership unless TAXI confirms a referral program (see disclosure below). We make our money booking your gigs and studio time.

Referral disclosure: TAXI's affiliate/referral terms are currently unverified — we're confirming them with TAXI directly. If a referral program exists and you join through our link, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We'll update this note the moment it's confirmed.

The musician's journey

One desk for the whole career: get booked on stages, record in real studios, license your songs to film, TV and ads.

Step 1

Get booked

Find gigs or post your availability on the gig board.

Open the gig board

Step 2

Record

Book studio time in Miami, Atlanta, LA, Nashville, NYC, Houston and more.

Browse studios

Step 3

License

Pitch your songs to film, TV and ad briefs through TAXI.

Sync licensing

Quick answers

Do I keep my rights?

Yes — TAXI forwards your music; any deal is between you and the listing company. TAXI takes no cut and doesn't negotiate your deals.

Do I need a PRO?

Most listings require ASCAP/BMI/SESAC affiliation so backend royalties can be collected. Join one before you submit — it's free for writers.

What if my music isn't ready?

Record first. Our studio directory matches you with rooms and engineers in major music cities.