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Know where your next set is.

Keep a public artist profile, discover Second Life clubs, and see your confirmed HostArtists bookings alongside the outside gigs you add yourself.

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Your public profile

Be findable by your HostArtists name and your Second Life identity.

Show the name people know, your stable Second Life legacy name, roles, bio, public links, and the appearances you choose to publish. DJ, Host, and Live Singer remain separate roles.

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Finding a slot

Some clubs invite claims. Others keep the roster curated.

When a released position is open to artists, you can claim it directly or reserve it for approval. When a club is club-managed, its staff assign the position instead.

Your complete calendar

HostArtists bookings and outside commitments, together.

Add gigs at clubs that are not on HostArtists, private events, festivals, or recurring commitments. They can block conflicts without exposing private details to a club.

No mental timezone maths

See SLT and your local time together.

HostArtists stores actual timestamps in UTC, creates schedules in SLT, and converts them to the IANA timezone in your profile—including local dates when a set crosses midnight.

The role on the line matters.A DJ slot is not a Host slot, and a Live Singer slot is not a DJ slot. Clubs can programme the combination that fits their room.

Connect the places people already use

Take your schedule beyond HostArtists.

Keep HostArtists as the source of truth, then make the public programme easy to find on a club website or in a Discord server.

HostArtists for artists

Put your next appearance somewhere you can trust.

Create a profile, add your timezone, and start building a clearer Second Life work calendar.

Create an artist profile