Run a venue, promote shows, or play in a band? Put your upcoming gigs on your own
website with one short snippet. The widget pulls live listings from Moshradar, so it
updates itself every time a new show is announced. Free, no signup.
Nothing in the list yet — still looking. If nothing turns up, that venue has
no gigs listed with us at the moment.
Copy this into your site
Live preview
Promoters: your events get their own widget too — use
https://moshradar.com/widget/promoter/<your-username>/ as the iframe URL.
The widget links back to full event pages on Moshradar for tickets and details.
Who this is for
Anyone who has ever re-typed their own gig list onto a second website. Venues
keeping a "what's on" page current, promoters listing their own nights, bands
with a tour dates page, and local blogs or record shops who want a live gig guide
without maintaining one. The widget reads the same listings as our
events pages, so it is right whenever those are.
Where to paste it
WordPress — a Custom HTML block, or an HTML widget in a sidebar.
Squarespace — an Embed or Code block.
Wix — Embed → Embed a Widget → HTML iframe.
Bandzoogle, Bandcamp pages, Linktree-style sites — any field that takes an HTML embed.
Hand-written HTML — paste it wherever you want the list to appear.
Changing how it looks
The width and height attributes in the snippet control
the size — set the height to roughly 80 pixels per event you are showing. The
theme parameter takes dark or light, and
limit takes any number of events. Everything is in the URL, so you can
edit the snippet by hand afterwards without coming back here.
What it costs you
Nothing, and no account. The snippet is the listings iframe plus one line of credit
underneath it — a link to the full listings for whatever you embedded, and one to
Moshradar. That credit is the entire arrangement, and we would rather ask for it
plainly than bury it. Keep it and the widget stays free forever. It still sets no
cookies on your visitors and runs no JavaScript on your site.
If the credit does not suit your design, style it — it is ordinary HTML in your
page, so your own CSS applies. Deleting it will not break the widget, but it is
what pays for it.
Your listings aren't here?
Venues and promoters can create an account and add
shows directly, which puts them in the listings, in your widget, and in front of
everyone browsing gigs in your city. If you are announcing one, the
gig poster maker will build the artwork for it.
Questions
How do I add gig listings to my website?
Pick a source above, copy the snippet, paste it into your page or into
a Custom HTML block in your site builder. Nothing to install, no key to manage.
Is the events widget free?
Yes — free, no account, no page-view limit. The widget links back to Moshradar
for tickets and event details, and that is the whole arrangement.
Does the widget update automatically?
Yes. It reads live listings every time it loads, so new shows appear without you
touching the page and past gigs drop off by themselves.
Will the widget slow my site down?
No. It is a lazy-loaded iframe, so it only loads when it is near the viewport and
it cannot block the rest of your page from rendering. No scripts run on your site
and no cookies are set on your visitors.
Can I change the size or colours?
Height and width live in the iframe HTML — edit them directly. Colours come from
the theme parameter, which takes dark or
light. If neither fits your site,
tell us what you need.
My venue's gigs are missing
Create an account and add them — they will
appear in the widget and in the listings at the same time.