Privacy policy

The short version

We don’t collect identifying information and we don’t sell your data. Ever. This page explains exactly what touches your data and what doesn’t.

How the site is run

This website is self-hosted by us on our own server. Cloudflare sits in front of it as a security and performance layer — requests to the site pass through their network, which means Cloudflare sees your IP address in the same way any internet connection does. We don’t get personal detail from this beyond ordinary, short-lived server logs.

Analytics

We count page views with Umami — an analytics tool we self-host ourselves. It doesn’t use cookies, doesn’t identify you, and doesn’t follow you to other sites. It tells us which pages are read; that’s all.

Mailing list

If you subscribe, your email address is passed to Mailchimp, the service we use to send the newsletter — news, gig announcements and pre-sale information. We use it for nothing else and we never sell or share the list.

Every email we send carries an unsubscribe link, so you can leave the list at any time with one click.

Things that connect elsewhere

A few parts of the site only connect to a third party when you choose to use them:

Tickets — ticket links open DICE. Buying a ticket is a DICE transaction, under DICE’s own privacy policy.

Find the venue — the button on an event page opens Google Maps in a new tab, searching for the venue’s name and city. It only redirects you when you press it; what happens from there is between you and Google, under Google’s own privacy policy.

Artwork — event images are served from our own image store; if an image is missing there, it loads from DICE’s CDN instead.

What we don’t have

No accounts, no logins, no tracking cookies, no ad tech, no data brokers. If that ever changes, this page changes first.

Questions

If you have any questions about this policy or your data, email us at [email protected] and we’ll answer.