Performances
Every artist who played the room, 2023 to 2025
Three years of performances gathered by artist. A performance is one show. An early and a late set on the same night count as two, which is why the performance count runs ahead of the number of nights the room was open. Revenue is the tickets sold plus the food and beverage recorded against tables at their shows.
Every Artist, 2023 to 2025
Compare the artists
The button picks which number sets the order, and hovering any artist shows all of them together with their average purchase lead time. Scroll inside the chart to see further down the list.
Average Ticket Purchase Lead Time
Seats by how far ahead of the performance they were bought, across all three years.
Lead time by genre
Average days between purchase and performance, counting every seat once rather than every order once.
Two things worth confirming in the export
Cancelled shows are still carrying revenue
Merchandise is filed as a performance
Method and limits
- What is left out
- Four shop items filed in the performance field are excluded from the artist list. Everything else in the export is kept, including shows marked cancelled, so the totals here reconcile to the club's own numbers.
- Artist and performance
- The performance name as recorded in the export, with every show under that name grouped together. A performance is one show, so an early and a late set on the same night count as two. Names are taken exactly as written, so a support act billed separately appears separately.
- First-time guests
- Guests whose earliest appearance anywhere in the three years falls on that artist's show. It counts who a performance brought through the door for the first time in the period, not who was new to the club in an absolute sense, because the export starts in 2023.
- Total revenue
- Tickets sold plus the food and beverage recorded against a table at that performance. The walk-in bar and restaurant trade is not included.
- Lead time
- Days between the purchase date and the performance date, counted on rows where both are present and the gap is a year or less. Same day covers anything bought on the day of the show. Averages count every seat once rather than every order once, so a table of four weighs four times a single ticket.