Roux Ting' King is a map of Europe's festivals and venues, filtered to your genre and built from the inside - not scraped, not crowdsourced. Pick your lane, see who's realistically bookable, and go straight to the contact.
Built by Crumble™ - 5 years booking, 5 years programming festivals from the buyer's side.
matched to your genre & scope outside your current plan
Most contact databases are compiled by scraping public websites or crowdsourcing submissions - which is exactly why so many entries bounce. Roux Ting' King runs on data built by Crumble™: five years booking bands, five years programming festivals from the buyer's side, kept current by a small dedicated team instead of left to go stale.
Global coverage, thin on Europe, entries scraped or self-submitted - accurate the day they're added, not the day you use them.
You post or apply, then wait for a match to appear. You don't choose your target - the queue does.
Europe-only, genre-filtered, built and checked by hand. You pick the target, we show you the fit and the fastest way in.
Your scene, not a generic "music" catalogue - the map only shows what actually fits.
Routing a festival season and booking a club tour are different jobs. Choose what you're working on.
Every match plotted with capacity, submission window, and why it fits - not just a list to scroll through.
Click through to the booker's details and submission route. From there, you pitch - you're not waiting on us.
A genre lock means every stop on a route fits the same scene - not a scattered list. Here's what that looks like with three real, named stops in the world music circuit.
Alice and Moods are real venues, genre-locked to the same scene; the third stop and all three dates are fictional, for illustration. Nothing here is a confirmed listing or booked date - it's here to show the kind of connected routing the map is built to find, not a random list of one-off matches.
Placeholder festivals and venues below, not the live database - a feel for how matching works before you open the real map. Pick a genre and routing, then watch it match.
Illustrative only - names shown are placeholders, not real listings.
Every listing gets reviewed on a regular cycle, not added once and forgotten - a booker who's moved on gets updated, not left to bounce your email.
Found a contact that's out of date? Flag it in one click. It's reviewed by the people who built the list, not routed into a support queue.
Not a global database with thin European coverage bolted on - Europe is the whole map, which is where the depth actually shows.
Priced by genre and venue type, not by a pile of credits that run out at the worst time. Build your exact plan on the next page - here's the shape of how it's priced.
The exact price builds live as you pick genres on the plan page - this is the shape of it, not a fixed menu. Cancel anytime, month to month.
A tour often falls apart over a single date that doesn't pencil out financially, not because the act isn't worth booking. If venues and festivals across Europe could see who's already routing through their region, more of those runs could get completed instead of cancelled.
List your venue or festival on the map. Reviewed before it goes live, same standard as everything else on it.
Genre, region and rough dates for acts touring near you - not names, not contact details, just the shape of what's moving through your area.
If something fits, ask Crumble™ to make the introduction. Artist names and contact details are never exposed directly on the map, to anyone.
If you've already booked an act and they need one more nearby date to make the route work financially, post an open call, genre, city, and date range, visible to other venues on the map. Since you already have the real relationship, you can name the act directly. Interested venues raise their hand, and Crumble™ makes the connection.
Illustrative example - open calls aren't live yet, they're part of the plan for a future update.
Free to join. Tell us about your venue or festival below - we review every listing by hand before it goes live, so there's no fee to submit and no obligation.
List your venue or festivalYes - the map and checkout are live. Build your plan, pick your genres, and you're straight into the data.
A real contact - that's the point of the subscription. What you do with it is up to you: pitch it yourself, or hand the outreach to someone else entirely.
This is the self-serve version: you get the map and the contacts, and you do the pitching. If you'd rather have someone run the outreach and negotiation for you, that's Crumble™'s booking consultancy - a separate, higher-touch service built on the same network.
As specific as the scene actually is - Jazz, World/Afro, Electronic, Latin, Rock, Pop, Reggae, Metal, Hip hop, Folk, Blues, and a Niche catch-all for things like psytrance, country or punk - each mapped to the festivals and venues that actually book it.
Yes, anytime, month to month - nothing here is a long-term lock-in.
No. A venue account sees genre, region and rough dates for acts routing nearby, never a name, never a contact. That's deliberate: it's what stops someone joining as a "venue" just to scrape contacts, and it keeps every introduction going through Crumble™, where both sides are real.
Visibility on a map that's genre-matched rather than scraped, and a heads-up when something that actually fits is already routing through the region - instead of finding out after the tour's been booked elsewhere.
Different situation: the radar shows acts a venue has no relationship with yet, so names stay hidden until Crumble™ makes an introduction. An open call is posted by a venue that already booked that act directly, they're not learning the name from the map, they already have it, and they're asking around to help that act land one more date nearby.
Pick your genre and routing - festivals, venues, or both - and build your plan. Checkout is live, so you're in as soon as you're done.
Head straight to the map with your existing login.
Sign inPick your genres, see the price, check out.