OutriderOne place for every show
Most bands aren't running their shows out of one system - they're running them out of five. A text thread for load-in time. An email for the rider. A spreadsheet for the run. Screenshots of a PDF nobody can find when they need it. Outrider replaces the scattered version with one place: every show, its schedule, and everyone who needs to see it.
What's a "tour" in Outrider?
A tour doesn't have to mean a tour bus, 50 cities, and a tour manager. It can be a weekend run. A month of club dates. Six shows around the Northeast. Or sixty dates across the country. If you're playing a series of shows, Outrider gives you one place to organize all the details - wherever the road takes you.
In Outrider, a single date is a show. A string of dates is a run. However big it gets from there, it's a tour. Set up whichever one you're actually playing - the tools work the same either way.
Everything your band needs on show day
Set it up once and it's there for every show on the calendar - no re-sending the same info before every date.
Schedules
Load-in, soundcheck, doors, and set times, in one place everyone can see.
Setlists
Reorderable songs with lyrics and key, live on every phone at once.
Stage plots
Drag-and-drop equipment layouts your crew and the house can both read.
Tech & hospitality riders
Your specs, written once, attached to every show automatically.
Guest lists
Comps, will-call, and artist guests tracked per show, not per napkin.
Band communication
One thread per tour - venue changes post themselves as system alerts.
Built for working musicians
Bands that have enough gigs going on that keeping track of them has gotten to be a pain. That includes:
- Local working bands
- Regional bands
- Weekend warriors
- Club bands
- Tribute bands
- Opening acts
- Artists doing short runs
- Established touring artists
Every plan works the same whether you're playing one show or sixty - paid plans just remove the caps.