For subs
One gig. Everything for it.
You fill in for bands you aren’t in. Wrangl gives you the one show you’re playing, with the set and the charts, and nothing else of theirs to wade through.
What changes
Before, and after.
- Now:A text at 11 pm: “Free Saturday?”In Wrangl:An offer naming the show, the part and when it needs an answer
- Now:Saying yes, then finding someone else already didIn Wrangl:Bands offer one sub at a time, in order, so a yes is a booking
- Now:Asking for the set list twiceIn Wrangl:The set, the charts and the show’s files, on the gig
- Now:“Where is it again?”In Wrangl:The time, the address with directions, and who booked you
- Now:Joining a band’s group chat for one nightIn Wrangl:You see one show, not the band’s calendar, files or money
FAQ
Questions subs ask.
Does it cost anything to be a sub?
No. You need a free Wrangl account so a band can add you to its sub list. The band pays for its own subscription.
What can the band see about me?
Your name, the email you signed up with, and your answer to their offer. Your other bands, and the other gigs you play, stay yours.
What can I see of theirs?
Only the show you’re playing: when and where, the set, its songs and the files shared with it, the details the band filled in for it, and who booked you. The database refuses everything else, so it doesn’t depend on the app hiding it.
What if I don’t answer in time?
The offer passes to the next person on the band’s list. Nothing is held against you.