About Rave Monitor
Rave Monitor maps electronic music in real time: club nights, festivals, concerts and where touring DJs play next. It's an open-source proof of concept by split/shift.
It's free to use. If it's useful to you, you can support it by buying a coffee.
The archive
Every listing is kept after the night is over, merged across platforms, so this grows into a living archive of the scene. Search the archive by artist, record label, venue, city and month, or download it as a SQLite database or a spreadsheet (CSV).
Visits are counted with Google Analytics, with no ad features.
Near me uses your location only inside your browser, to move the map. It's never sent anywhere. Until you press it, the map starts from a guess based on your time zone.
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Where listings come from
- Scrapers on a schedule. Ready-made Apify scrapers pull public listings from Resident Advisor, Posh, Partiful and Luma once a month.
- Free APIs. Ticketmaster Discovery (free key, 5,000 calls a day) and Skiddle (free key, strong on UK club nights).
- Livestreams. NTS Radio's public schedule, read live in your browser, and YouTube's API for live and scheduled streams on channels like Boiler Room, Cercle and HÖR.
- One feed. Every source is converted to one event format, duplicates across platforms are merged, and each listing links back to its source page.
- Event details only. Title, time, venue, lineup, price and link. No attendee lists or organizer contact details.
- Open source, for fun. A non-commercial proof of concept. The code is public; the scraped data is rebuilt by each deployment rather than stored in the repo.
Questions, listing fixes or accessibility needs: the contact form or hello@ravemonitor.com.