GigTag for cultural and regional acts
Your crowd knows every word. Make it easy for them to find the next night.
Acts who play Arabic, Latin, Bollywood, Filipino, Afrobeats or Irish folk music often work through communities: weddings, festivals, restaurants and word of mouth. A GigTag puts all of that on one page that people can share in a message group.
- Requests in any language
- Community gigs on one page
- Wedding and event enquiries
The problem
The community shares by message, not by search
Your audience hears about the next night from a cousin, a family chat or a post in a community group. A link that is simple to forward matters more than a polished website, and it needs to show the date in one tap.
The work is mostly weddings, cultural nights, restaurants and festivals. Whoever books you wants the date, the line-up and a clear way to ask. If you play for a wedding or run a function band, the same page serves both.
What GigTag does
One code, four jobs done for you
- Pro
Requests in any language
A fan can type a song title in any language or script and send it. GigTag does not translate anything. You read what they typed, play it if you can and decline it if not.
- Free
Community gigs on one page
Add every wedding hall, cultural night and restaurant slot as a gig, or as a weekly residency. People can put each one in their calendar and forward the link in a chat.
- Free
Enquiries from families and organisers
The booking enquiry form asks for the date, place and kind of event, and arrives complete, so you do not chase it across three message threads.
- Pro
Tips and invoices
A guest can tip by card to your own Ziina or Stripe account, and you can send an invoice for a booking. GigTag takes 0%.
A night with GigTag
A cultural night at a restaurant
The tag stands by the stage with your page in the restaurant's colours. Guests scan from their tables and send titles in their own language and script. You read the queue on your phone and play what suits the moment.
After the set a guest forwards your link to the family group chat, and a cousin sends the enquiry form for a wedding reception in the spring. If you ever play alongside an Afrobeats or Bollywood DJ, a DJ and live act pairing works the same way.
Set up
Ready before your next gig
- 1
List every regular night as a weekly residency, and every community event as a gig.
- 2
Build a song list with the titles in the language and script you use, or leave requests open.
- 3
Share the page link in the community groups where your audience already is.
- 4
Connect Ziina or Stripe if you want tips and invoices.
Free: your page, links, gigs and residencies, and a booking form. Pro adds song requests, tips, invoices and more than one act. Tips go straight into your own Ziina or Stripe account, and GigTag takes 0%.
Questions
GigTag for cultural and regional acts: your questions
Can fans request songs in Arabic, Hindi, Spanish or Tagalog?
Yes. They can type a title in any language or script. GigTag does not translate or transliterate it, so you see exactly what they typed.
Is the page itself in several languages?
You write the page, so you can include any text you like in your bio and gig notes.
Can I use it just for community gigs?
Yes. A page, your gigs and the booking enquiry form are free. Requests, tips and invoices are Pro.
Does GigTag find me weddings or community events?
No. It is not a marketplace or a directory. It makes it easy for people who already know you to follow you and book you.
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One code on your stand. Requests, tips and the next gig behind it.
No app for your audience, nothing to download. Free to start.