Country
goes live.

Country music booking and live strategy for touring artists and the people putting on the show.

Book talent
Canaan Smith wearing orange sunglasses
Canaan Smith
Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville after sundownScroll through the sunset

Good songs.
Better rooms.

Country, Americana, and roots music. From the first support slot to the festival main stage, we help buyers and artists figure out what belongs on the bill.

We work from the room, the crowd, and the music. That might mean routing a run of dates or putting together a one-night lineup.

What we do

Make it
a live one.

From finding the right act to routing a run of dates, we bring the music, the room, and the people putting on the show together.

Canaan Smith with an acoustic guitar
Photo by Niko Saladis

Booking services

Talent buyingFor venues, promoters, festivals & event producers

Find the right act for the audience, room, and budget. We can shape the shortlist, check availability, negotiate the offer, and coordinate with your production team as the show comes together.

Tell us about your event
Artist representationFor artists & their teams

Build a touring plan around where your audience is growing. We identify priority markets, pursue headline and support dates, route runs, and handle offers, contracts, and show advancing with your team.

Talk about representation
Creative programmingFor rooms, events & brands with a point of view

Start with the kind of night you want to give people. We can develop a format, build a lineup, and plan the flow of the show around the space and the people in it.

Explore show formats

Live music

Canaan Smith playing guitar beside the water
Photo by Niko Saladis

Build the
bill.

Start with the room and the crowd. We’ll help you put together a night that belongs there.

Put the writers in the room.

Who
A small circle of country and roots songwriters.
Room
A seated listening room or an intimate private space.
Format
Acoustic songs in rotation, with the stories behind them.
Plan this show

Give the whole lineup a point of view.

Who
A headliner with local or emerging support.
Room
A club, theater, outdoor venue or festival stage.
Format
A multi-act bill with a shared audience and a clear arc from doors to encore.
Plan this show

Give the occasion its own sound.

Who
A solo artist, small ensemble or full band.
Room
A private party, company gathering or brand event.
Format
A custom live set planned around the crowd, the space and the run of show.
Plan this show

From first call
to show day.

  1. Shape the brief

    Start with the audience, room, date, and budget. For artists, start with the markets and rooms you want to reach.

  2. Build the bill

    Shape the shortlist, check availability, and find dates that make sense for everyone on the show.

  3. Make the offer

    Work through the terms and contracts with the buyer, artist, and their teams.

  4. Advance the show

    Get the details to the people running the night, from production contacts to the show schedule.

Tell us what you’re putting together.

A date, a room, a tour in the works. Prepare a brief here, then send it from your email app.