Booking sites and agencies
What GigTag adds if Warble Entertainment books your weddings
A wedding musician's public gigs are a chance for future couples to hear you. They need a way to ask about their date on the spot. GigTag gives your act one permanent QR code on the mic stand, opening a booking enquiry form, your next gig and your links in their browser. If you were reading about Warble Entertainment, this is what you add for the gigs you find yourself.
- No app for your audience
- Free to start
- One code that never changes
Why GigTag
What GigTag does for your gigs beyond Warble Entertainment
Warble Entertainment books acts for weddings and events through its own team. GigTag is for the rest of your year. At markets, bars and open events, it lets anyone listening save your next date and send a booking enquiry straight to you, with no commission taken by GigTag.
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Couples can ask while they listen
Someone who stops to hear you at a market can open your page with one scan and send a booking enquiry about their own day. It comes to you, and you reply. Warble is built for couples choosing from its site, so GigTag adds the ones who find you by ear.
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The quiet months stay useful
Your page shows your next gig and weekly residencies, and people add them to their calendar and follow your socials and music links. Public gigs outside wedding season can then build a following for you, one scan at a time.
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No commission and a free plan
GigTag takes no commission on bookings. The free plan covers one act with its tag design, print file, page, links, gigs, residencies and booking enquiry form. In the UK you print the tag yourself for free, or order a printed one with free delivery.
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A request list for any crowd
On Pro, listeners request songs from your list and you see them in a live queue during the set. A wedding singer's repertoire is wide, and requests show you which part of it this particular crowd wants. Pro also adds invoices paid online.
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One tag for all your work
The code is permanent and belongs to your act, so the same tag goes to a market, a bar and any other gig you arrange. No app, no account for the audience. If you change your act's name, old links still work.
In short
Warble Entertainment and GigTag, in four lines
- Warble Entertainment is a UK agency where couples and organisers book vetted bands, entertainers and event suppliers.
- GigTag lets people who hear you at public gigs send a booking enquiry straight to you.
- The code is permanent, the audience needs no app, and GigTag takes no commission on bookings.
- Our recommendation: take a GigTag to every gig you arrange yourself, and keep agency weddings with the agency.
Side by side
GigTag vs Warble Entertainment, topic by topic
What is on offer
One page for your act alone
One act, yours. The page shows your next gig, residencies, socials, website and music links, and a booking enquiry form.
Warble EntertainmentIts site lists live music, entertainers such as magicians, caricaturists and fire performers, and suppliers such as photo booths, dance floors and light-up letters.
Who talks to customers
You reply to every enquiry yourself
You do. Booking enquiries come to you on the website or in the GigTag app, and you reply to them yourself.
Warble EntertainmentIts site describes a full-time team dedicated to customer service, with experience of weddings, parties and corporate events, and a phone number to call.
Quality checks
Your own page on the free plan
You make the act's page yourself on the free plan, which includes your own tag design and the file to print it.
Warble EntertainmentIts site says the agency vets all of its musicians for quality, and acts who want to be considered use its act sign-up page.
Advice and planning
Keep Warble for wedding planning advice
GigTag sticks to the gig: dates people can add to their calendar and, on Pro, song requests in a live queue.
Warble EntertainmentIts site publishes ideas and advice for couples planning a wedding, help pages for customers, and news and advice written for artists as well.
Finding the act
One scan with a phone camera
People find you by scanning the tag on your mic stand with a phone camera. No app or account is needed.
Warble EntertainmentClients choose a genre and a region from long lists on the site, or look an act up by name, then read its profile.
The quick view
| GigTag | Warble Entertainment | |
|---|---|---|
| A QR code your audience scans | Yes, one that never changes | – |
| Song requests from the crowd | Yes, on Pro | – |
| Tips by card or Apple Pay | Yes, on Pro, into your own Ziina or Stripe. GigTag takes 0% | – |
| Booking enquiries | Yes, on the free plan | Yes |
| Your gigs and weekly residencies | Yes, on the free plan | – |
| Invoices for bookings | Yes, on Pro | – |
| A printed tag for your mic stand | Yes, in your own design | – |
| Works without an app for the audience | Yes, it opens in the browser | – |
A dash means we did not confirm it for Warble Entertainment, not that it is missing: see what Warble Entertainment offers above, or ask on its site.
Warble Entertainment or GigTag
Where GigTag is different from Warble Entertainment
Wedding planning and a Friday night
Warble's clients are planning an event and choosing from a catalogue of acts. GigTag's users are in a bar on a Friday, watching you. The QR code is on a small tag on your mic stand. They scan it, your page opens in their browser without an app, and they can see your next gig, follow your links or send a booking enquiry.
An agency team, or your own inbox
Warble has a full-time team that deals with customers. With GigTag the enquiry is yours from the start. It arrives on the website or in the GigTag app, from someone who has just heard you, and you reply to them yourself. On Pro you can then send an invoice in your own design, and the client pays it online.
A code that outlasts the night
A GigTag is printed once. The code on it never changes, so the tag you put out this weekend still works next year, and old links keep working even if you rename the act. Between bookings, the page keeps doing small jobs: showing your weekly residencies, letting people add a gig to their calendar and, on Pro, taking song requests in a live queue.
A night with GigTag
A Christmas market evening for a wedding singer
It is a cold evening at the Christmas market and you are on the small stage by the mulled wine stall with a guitar and a vocal mic. In summer you play weddings. Tonight is a public gig you arranged yourself. The tag hangs on your mic stand at eye level. Shoppers stop with their cups, listen for a song or two and scan it. Your page opens in their browser, and a few of them follow your music links before moving on.
A couple who got engaged last month stay for the whole set. One of them opens the booking enquiry form on your page and asks about ceremony music. Another passer-by checks your next gig and adds it to a calendar. On Pro, a request for a carol from your song list shows up in the live queue, so you play it next. Back home you read the enquiry on the website, reply yourself, and later send an invoice in your own design that the couple pay online.
About Warble Entertainment
What is Warble Entertainment?
Warble Entertainment is a UK agency for booking live bands and entertainers, mostly for weddings, with parties and corporate events as well. Its site says it has been doing this since 2007 and that it vets all of its musicians for quality. The range is wide: wedding and party bands, acoustic singers, saxophonists, string quartets, ceilidh bands and DJs, then magicians, caricaturists and fire performers, and suppliers such as photo booths and dance floors.
A client searches by type of act and region, reads profiles and reviews, and books a date. The site sums it up in three steps: find your act, book your date, celebrate. A full-time team deals with customers, and there are pages of planning advice for couples. Acts who want to be listed apply through an act sign-up page. See its site for prices.
- Where
- United Kingdom
- Website
- warble-entertainment.com
How Warble Entertainment works
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Find your act. A client searches Warble's site by type of act and region, from wedding bands and acoustic singers to magicians and photo booths, and reads the profiles.
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Book your date. The client books the act for their date through the agency. Its site says a full-time team is there to help customers through the process.
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Celebrate on the day. The act turns up and performs at the wedding, party or corporate event, which is the last of the three stages the agency's site describes.
Who Warble Entertainment is for
Couples planning a wedding. Weddings are the heart of Warble's site, which has wedding bands, ceremony musicians, DJs and ideas for the drinks reception, along with pages of advice written for couples who are in the middle of planning the day.
Party and Christmas bookings. Its site has sections for parties and for Christmas, aimed at people who want a band or entertainer for a celebration, with party bands, tribute acts and walkabout entertainers among the choices they can look through.
Corporate event organisers. Organisers who need entertainment for a company event. Its site lists corporate bands and unique corporate entertainment among its categories, and describes a team with experience across weddings, parties and corporate events of different kinds.
The verdict
GigTag or Warble Entertainment: which should you choose?
The bottom line
For a musician who plays in public as well as at weddings, we recommend GigTag on the stand. Its strongest point is that it catches people at the moment they are enjoying you: one scan, and they can save your next date or send a booking enquiry directly, with no commission taken by GigTag. Warble Entertainment is still the fit if you want an agency and its team to bring you wedding and corporate clients, and you can use both.
If Warble books your weddings, keep that going and use GigTag for everything else you play. One brings clients who are planning an event. The other brings enquiries from audiences you are already in front of, and takes no commission. For events the agency booked, follow your agreement with the agency on how enquiries from guests are handled.
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Leave weddings with the agency
Where Warble books your weddings, keep working through the agency and its team. Those clients found you on its site, not at one of your gigs.
- Step 2
Tag the gigs you arrange
Set up GigTag for your act and take the tag to markets, bars and open events that you have booked yourself during the quieter months.
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Follow up directly
Reply to enquiries from those audiences yourself and, on Pro, invoice the ones that become bookings. Agency events stay under your agreement with the agency.
Choose GigTag if
You want your pub, bar and restaurant audiences to see your next date and send you a booking enquiry from one tag on the stand.
Start freeWarble Entertainment may still suit you if
You want an agency to put your band in front of couples and corporate clients who are choosing entertainment for an event.
GigTag FreeYour page, your tag design, every gig and residency, a booking form. One act.
GigTag ProSong requests, tips, invoices, more than one act. AED 30, £11.99 or $15.99 a month.
GigTag Printed tagFrom AED 100 in the UAE, £24.99 in the UK or €28.99 in the EU, delivered free, with a large size for more; $32.99 elsewhere, plus postage from the UK. Or print your own, anywhere, for free.
Questions
Warble Entertainment and GigTag: what people ask
Something else? Ask us. A person reads every message.
Is GigTag better than Warble Entertainment for a wedding singer?
For public gigs, GigTag is the tool made for them. It gives listeners a booking enquiry form, your next date and your links from one scan, and song requests on Pro, with no commission taken by GigTag. It does not find wedding clients or work as an agency. For that, an agency such as Warble Entertainment is the route.
Why choose GigTag when Warble Entertainment already brings weddings?
Because your other gigs have audiences too. GigTag lets the people at a market, a bar or an open event follow you, save your next gig and enquire about their own date, in the browser with no app. The free plan covers one act, so it costs nothing to add. Events the agency books remain under your agreement with it.
What is Warble Entertainment?
Warble Entertainment is a UK agency for hiring live bands, musicians and entertainers for weddings, parties and corporate events. Its site says it has been running since 2007 and vets its musicians for quality. Clients search by act and region and book through the agency, which has a full-time customer team. See its site for prices.
Can acts join Warble Entertainment, and is GigTag the same kind of thing?
Warble's site has an act sign-up page for performers who want to be considered, and says it vets its musicians. GigTag is a different kind of thing. There is nothing to apply for: you make a page for your act, put the QR tag on your mic stand, and the audience uses it to reach you.
Can I use GigTag if Warble Entertainment already books my weddings?
GigTag does not do an agency's job, so the two do not compete. Use it at the gigs you arrange yourself. For events booked through an agency, what you may do about further enquiries is set by your agreement with that agency. GigTag's free plan includes the booking enquiry form, so it costs nothing to try.
Does GigTag work in the UK like Warble Entertainment?
Yes. GigTag works across the UK and in every other country. UK prices are £11.99 a month for Pro, or £119.99 a year, and £24.99 for a printed tag with free UK delivery. You can also print your own tag for free. Tips through GigTag work in the UK too, into your own Stripe account.
What entertainment does Warble Entertainment offer besides bands?
Its site lists entertainers such as caricaturists, magicians, fire performers, singing waiters and walkabout acts, plus suppliers including photo booths, dance floors, light-up letters and wedding games, next to its live music. GigTag is about a single act: yours, and the audience standing in front of it at a gig.
Can a wedding singer get bookings from public gigs?
Yes, if listeners have a way to ask. With GigTag, the tag on your mic stand opens a page with a booking enquiry form, and the enquiry comes to you. A couple who hear you by chance at a market or a bar can ask on the spot. Agency bookings, for instance through Warble Entertainment, are a separate route.
Is it free to print my own GigTag?
Yes. The free plan includes your custom tag design and the print file, so printing it yourself costs nothing from GigTag. A ready-made printed tag is £24.99 in the UK with free UK delivery. Whichever you choose, the code is permanent, so it lasts through every season of weddings and public gigs, with or without Warble Entertainment.
Can people add my next gig to their calendar?
Yes. Your GigTag page shows your next gig and your weekly residencies, and anyone who scans the tag can add them to their calendar. Gigs and residencies are all on the free plan. It helps a musician whose wedding work comes through an agency such as Warble Entertainment to build a following at public gigs too.
Looking for Warble Entertainment itself?
This page is GigTag's. Warble Entertainment's sign-in, prices, reviews and support are on its own site.
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Warble Entertainment is the name of its owner's product; GigTag is not connected with it. What is said about Warble Entertainment here comes from its own public website, checked on 7 October 2026. Products change: if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
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