Cancellations & date changes
Client cancellations and postponements, your own cancellations, rebrands and retiring from the platform — and what happens to the money.
The client wants to cancel or postpone
Section titled “The client wants to cancel or postpone”Tell hello@ as soon as they tell you — don’t agree terms directly. We handle the client side and come to you with the options (any cancellation fee is decided together, case by case).
The standard terms are strict: a date change counts as a cancellation (no refund on what’s paid; the new date is booked at full price again). In practice we work case-by-case — bands sometimes agree a partial refund, especially when the date can be re-booked.
What happens to money already paid?
Section titled “What happens to money already paid?”Deposits and balances already collected sit with the cancellation terms above — the outcome (refund, part-refund, credit toward the new date) is agreed between us, you and the client together. We’ll confirm the settlement in writing; your payout follows once it’s agreed (see Payments & invoicing).
I need to cancel a confirmed booking
Section titled “I need to cancel a confirmed booking”Call/email hello@ immediately — don’t leave it in the thread. Cancellation from your side triggers the contract’s musician-cancellation clause and we’ll work to re-fill the date.
I’m rebranding / changing my act name
Section titled “I’m rebranding / changing my act name”Tell us — we’ll update the listing rather than cancel it, keeping your reviews and history. Profile changes go through the team (see Dashboard & profile).
I’m stopping taking bookings
Section titled “I’m stopping taking bookings”Email hello@; we’ll mark you unavailable for new enquiries. Existing confirmed bookings stay in place unless you tell us otherwise.
Date changed but I’m now unavailable
Section titled “Date changed but I’m now unavailable”Say so immediately — we’ll release you and find the client an alternative. Better for everyone than a no-show.