The launch party moves when the release moves.

Events that know about releases.

Tied to the release, not to a date

A launch party is not an event on 14 March. It is an event that happens when the release happens. Anchor it to the release and it moves with it, which matters because release dates move more often than anyone plans for.

Label nights and tour routing

Your own nights, the artists playing them, and the tour dates around an album cycle, in the same calendar as the releases they support. The point is not another calendar. The point is one calendar where the two things that already affect each other can see each other.

Double-booking, caught early

Two of your artists on the same night in the same city is a problem you would rather find in March than in the group chat the week of. Built on the artist roster already in Labelflow, so the clash detection has something real to check against.

Not a booking tool.

Event Planner coordinates events against your catalog and roster. It does not negotiate fees, issue contracts or run a venue's door. If you need a full booking and touring system, that is Eventflow, a separate product in the same family. Event Planner is the lighter thing a label needs when events are adjacent to the catalog rather than the whole business.

Where it sits.

A paid add-on at €9/month once it ships, on both Label and Studio tiers. It builds on the release workflow and the artist roster you already keep, so there is nothing to set up twice. See pricing, or the roadmap for the build order.