One Platform
Everything you need to plan, organize, and communicate for upcoming events.
The operating system for live shows
Hacienda is an all-in-one platform designed to standardize communication between artists and venues, connecting management, talent, and chaotic text threads in a secure hub.
Minimal Cost, Maximum Payoff
Streamlined Communications
Save time connecting the right person at the right time. No more chaotic text threads.
Increased Satisfaction
When things run smoothly, venue staff, musicians, and ticket holders end the night satisfied.
From Overwhelming and Chaotic Texts
To Timely, Streamlined Chats & Message Boards
Venue Managers
- Logistical Coordination: Set and access event information, schedules, and communication in one secure location.
- Operational Access: Ensure sound engineers and house staff have instant access to technical specs.
- Seamless Sync: Manage communication anywhere — front of house to back office.
- Guest List: Easily manage guest lists without the coordination hassle.
Seamlessly communicate moving from back office to front house
Bands & Talent
- Automated Advances: Stop securing riders and stage plots once for automatic deployment to every event.
- Real-Time Awareness: Receive automated push notifications for critical timeline events.
- Operational Clarity: Access load-in information, set times, venue contacts, and site-specific instructions in one place.
- Guest List: Easily manage guest lists without coordination hassle.
Enjoy live events again
Make your job easier, today
- Manage Events
- View Calendars
- Add to Guest List
- Communicate via Team Chat
- Start Threads on Message Board
- Upload Venue Documents
Less Stressed Musicians. Strong Sets. Fun Shows
“Honestly having an app to take care of this stuff is much easier than digging through an email account. It’s nice to have one place to go for everything.”
“Damn, this is awesome. Would be sweet if both venues and artists just used this to communicate everything.”
“I think this is a great idea. Genuinely shocked I haven’t seen something like this in widespread use yet.”