About

RaveParty is a directory of Europe's declared electronic music festivals and club nights. 3124 dates, 38 countries, 617 cities, each checked at source.

What RaveParty does

RaveParty lists Europe's declared electronic music festivals and club nights: 3124 dates, 38 countries, 617 cities. One page per event, with the date, the venue, the announced line-up, the lowest gate price and a link to the official ticket office.

Around the calendar, the site publishes a page per artist, venue, city and genre, so you can start from a name, a club or a style rather than from a date.

How the data is checked

Nothing is invented: a date, a line-up, a venue and a price come from the organiser's own site, its ticket office or an authoritative listing. When something has not been published, the page says so, "line-up to be announced" rather than a plausible bill, "price to be confirmed" rather than a round number.

A price we could not confirm is shown with a "≈". An amount is always in the currency you pay at the door, never converted to euros at a rate nobody quoted.

Past editions stay online, flagged as finished and linked to the next edition: a line-up archive has value, an expired date presented as upcoming has none.

How the site makes money

Some outbound links are partner links: if a ticket is bought or a room booked after a click from the site we earn a commission, at no extra cost to the buyer. That covers the hotel search offered under the map on an event page, marked "Partner link", and some of the ticket links.

Those links carry the "sponsored" attribute, as Google's link policy requires, and the disclosure sits next to the link, before the click, never in the footer alone. No hotel is picked or recommended: the link opens a search for the dates of the event, centred on the venue.

Listing an event is free and cannot be bought. No organiser pays to be in the catalogue, or to rank higher inside it.

Report a mistake

A wrong date, a changed line-up, a cancelled event: write to contact@raveparty.fr with the page concerned. Corrections from organisers come first, they are the best sourced.