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Welcome to concert data heaven!

We offer lots of ways for creative developers and bloggers to access grüvr's concert geodata and integrate live music maps and concert schedules into your sites.

This page has a brief list of what's available.

We offer a very simple query API that lets you invoke a band's current tour map or concerts in any city by simply whacking together a URL.

Gruvr provides RSS feeds for any band or location, and KML files for each band schedule. Also we have a couple of widgets to display links to concert maps: one location-based, and one band-based.

As far as we know, gruvr is the largest collection of geocoded concert data on the web, the largest indexed set of KML data anywhere, and the largest source of geoRSS event feeds. All concert or location pages have embedded coordinate tags in the top emerging formats (geotags, ICBM) for latitude and longitude as well.

Gruvr's API is also covered by Programmable Web

GeoRSS feeds

Local concert feeds

These can be used by anyone who wants to create a handy list of concert maps
for the area blog about. We tried to make it super-simple to use - just go to the page
and find the location you want. All feeds are geo-RSS encoded; none requires any
membership or login to access.

By default, each feed calculates a radius and future-days lookahead based on the density
of local events, then ranks them by organic popularity. You can customize all this by providing parameters -- contact us for details.

We also have contextual 'metafeeds' available which analyze the content on a given input page and pump out tour maps for all bands you mention on that page. You can see these in action on Guy Kawasaki's Alltop http://music.alltop.com - contact us for details on that too, as it's still in testing.

You can get a feed of the most-requested tickets here: http://tickets.gruvr.com/feed

Here's the current output being generated by the top upcoming concerts list:
Macklemore, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Live, Taylor Swift, New Kids On The Block, Tim McGraw, Pepe Aguilar, Bon Jovi, Justin Timberlake, JASON ALDEAN, Rodriguez, Bruce Springsteen, The XX, Bruno Mars, Mindless Behavior, James, Excision, Texas, Pink, Limp Bizkit,
You'd be lost without us, right?

Artist feeds

On each performer's tour map page, you will find their RSS feed, which is composed simply, like this:

http://gruvr.com/feed/?band=elton%20john

Artist Query Link

This is the simplest but possibly the most powerful tool we've released yet.
With a simple "smart link", you can offer the live tour map of most any touring band.
If there are no upcoming shows, the grüvr map handles it gracefully and still presents useful info.

Here's an example mp3 search from our friends at skreemr.com

Here's an example map query URL forLady Gaga.

http://gruvr.com/?bandkey=lady%20gaga

That's it! Of course you'd want to your link to look nice, like this:

Click here for Taylor Swift tour map and alerts

Or you can use this nifty little button:

Here's how gruvr interprets an incoming query:

If any band matching the input name is playing near the viewer, they will be shown the map of local concerts by the matching band(s). Users may click any to bookmark and set a reminder for that concert.
If no local shows are found for this band, but we find their concert schedule, grüvr displays the current tour map and schedule for the band.
If no match is found for the band name, grüvr displays the map of upcoming concerts local to the user.

Widgets

Local concerts widget

Detects your location and whips up an RSS feed of upcoming shows near you. This is wrapped in a grazr feed widget for easy customization and installation on any page that supports javascript widgets. You can also use a Springbox or other RSS widgets if your page does not allow javascript. See the local widget page for example and details

Tour map widget

Puts a 'living' map of your favorite band's shows on your page. One click and your readers can get email alerts about gigs nearest to them. It's Flash-based, Cloudfront-hosted, and even works on myspace.

See the band widget page for details.

Please let us know what you think below. We'll be adding more, so check back often.

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GeoRSS feeds

Local concert feeds

These can be used by anyone who wants to create a handy list of concert maps
for the area blog about. We tried to make it super-simple to use - just go to the page
and find the location you want. All feeds are geo-RSS encoded; none requires any
membership or login to access.

By default, each feed calculates a radius and future-days lookahead based on the density
of local events, then ranks them by organic popularity. You can customize all this by providing parameters -- contact us for details.

You can get a feed of the most-requested tickets here: http://tickets.gruvr.com/feed

Here's the current output being generated by the top upcoming concerts list:

Artist feeds

Here's an example map query URL forLady Gaga.

http://gruvr.com/?bandkey=lady%20gaga

That's it! Of course you'd want to your link to look nice, like this:

Click here for Taylor Swift tour map and alerts

Or you can use this nifty little button:

Here's how gruvr interprets an incoming query:

If any band matching the input name is playing near the viewer, they will be shown the map of local concerts by the matching band(s). Users may click any to bookmark and set a reminder for that concert.

If no local shows are found for this band, but we find their concert schedule, grüvr displays the current tour map and schedule for the band.

If no match is found for the band name, grüvr displays the map of upcoming concerts local to the user.

Widgets

Local concerts widget

Tour map widget

GeoRSS feeds

Local concert feeds

These can be used by anyone who wants to create a handy list of concert maps for the area blog about. We tried to make it super-simple to use - just go to the page and find the location you want. All feeds are geo-RSS encoded; none requires any membership or login to access.

By default, each feed calculates a radius and future-days lookahead based on the density of local events, then ranks them by organic popularity. You can customize all this by providing parameters -- contact us for details.

You can get a feed of the most-requested tickets here: http://tickets.gruvr.com/feed

Here's the current output being generated by the top upcoming concerts list:

Artist feeds

Here's an example map query URL forLady Gaga. http://gruvr.com/?bandkey=lady%20gaga That's it! Of course you'd want to your link to look nice, like this: Click here for Taylor Swift tour map and alerts Or you can use this nifty little button:

Here's how gruvr interprets an incoming query:

If any band matching the input name is playing near the viewer, they will be shown the map of local concerts by the matching band(s). Users may click any to bookmark and set a reminder for that concert.

If no local shows are found for this band, but we find their concert schedule, grüvr displays the current tour map and schedule for the band.

If no match is found for the band name, grüvr displays the map of upcoming concerts local to the user.

Widgets

Local concerts widget

Tour map widget

These can be used by anyone who wants to create a handy list of concert maps
for the area blog about. We tried to make it super-simple to use - just go to the page
and find the location you want. All feeds are geo-RSS encoded; none requires any
membership or login to access.

By default, each feed calculates a radius and future-days lookahead based on the density
of local events, then ranks them by organic popularity. You can customize all this by providing parameters -- contact us for details.

Here's an example map query URL forLady Gaga.

http://gruvr.com/?bandkey=lady%20gaga

That's it! Of course you'd want to your link to look nice, like this:

Click here for Taylor Swift tour map and alerts

Or you can use this nifty little button: