Events
Every gig with your set time
One event block per gig, with the club, the date and the hours you play. The Tickets button opens the club's ticket page or its Resident Advisor listing.
5AprBerlin, Club der VisionaereSet 20:00 to 22:00Tickets
Link in bio for DJs
Your next gig on top, your booking page one tap away. More.You is a link in bio page for DJs. Fans find your next gig and open your latest mix. Promoters reach your booking page and your press kit in one tap.
Sami ValeHouse and disco DJ in Berlin. Booking summer weddings and club nights.
5AprBerlin, Club der VisionaereSet 20:00 to 22:00Tickets
19AprAmsterdam, Garage NoordSet 02:00 to 04:00Tickets
Check a date for your eventBook
Mixes
Sunday warm-up, 2 hours
Live at Garage Noord
Disco edits, vol. 3
What do you need for a booking?Date, venue, set length and the sound system.
Press kit and tech rider (PDF)
more.you/samivale
Four blocks for a DJ's page
Two kinds of people open a DJ's link: fans who want the next gig, and promoters who want a date. These four blocks answer both.
Bookings
A booking button for promoters and couples
Promoters and wedding couples tap the bookings block, and your booking page opens. They choose a date there and send you the details of the night.
Check a date for your eventBook
Collection
Your mixes under one heading
A collection called Mixes holds your recent sets. Each item opens the mix on SoundCloud or Mixcloud, so a promoter hears your sound before they write to you.
Mixes
Sunday warm-up, 2 hours
Live at Garage Noord
Disco edits, vol. 3
FAQ
Booking details in writing
Write the gear you need, your set lengths and how early people should book. Promoters read the answers before their first message to you.
What do you need for a booking?Date, venue, set length and the sound system.
AI assistants can read your gig list
When someone asks ChatGPT where you play next, it can read your gig dates, the clubs and your booking details.
What an AI assistant reads here
- name
- Sami Vale
- about
- house and disco DJ, Berlin
- next gig
- 5 Apr, Club der Visionaere, Berlin
- bookings
- clubs, weddings and private events
- mixes
- SoundCloud and Mixcloud
- press kit
- PDF with tech rider
A DJ page in three steps
- 01
Claim your name
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
- 02
Bring the links from your old page
Paste the address of the link in bio you use today into Import. Nothing is saved until you confirm each item.
- 03
Add your gigs, mixes and booking page
Add an event block for each gig, a Mixes collection, a bookings block for promoters and an FAQ block with your booking details. Then publish.
On Pro, audience rules show or hide a block by the visitor's country, so your Amsterdam gig shows only to visitors in the Netherlands. Pro is $5/month billed annually ($7 month to month). Every block on this page is on the Free plan.
Questions from DJs
Can promoters book me from my link in bio?
Yes. Add a bookings block that opens the booking page you use now, such as a Calendly page or a form on your website. Promoters tap it and choose a date there. Put your rates and the gear you need in an FAQ block next to it.
Where do my mixes go?
Into a collection named Mixes. Each item links to one mix on SoundCloud, Mixcloud or YouTube, and visitors hear it there. Put the newest mix at the top of the list.
How do I show my set time for a gig?
Write it in the details line of the event block, for example Set 02:00 to 04:00. The date and the club sit next to it, and the Tickets button opens the club's ticket page.
Where do promoters find my press kit?
In a link block. Keep the PDF with your photos, bio and tech rider on Google Drive or Dropbox, and add a link block that opens it. Name it Press kit so promoters see it at once.
I play under a DJ name. Can the page use it?
Yes. Claim the name you play under as your page address, like more.you/samivale. You set the page name, the bio and the photo, so fans see the same name as on the flyer.
Can I put my page on a flyer?
Yes. Every page has a QR code you can download. Print it on flyers and posters, and people in the club scan it to see your next gigs and mixes.
Does a DJ page cost anything?
No. A single page costs nothing and needs no card. Event, bookings, collection and FAQ blocks are all on the Free plan, and so are the QR code and share cards.
Put your next gig and your booking page on one link
Claim your name, add the next gig and the booking page, and print the QR code on your flyer before the weekend.
