A touring artist facing a packed arena at the end of a live show

An ATA programAfters

We represent artists. We also know which rooms they fill, and what happens when those rooms empty.

Advisory Talent Agency works across artists and creator activations in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Afters is the after-party side of that work. We track every major room and every date in this city, then route artist-side guest flow and post-show traffic toward the venues already open to receive it.

Discuss a night

Rooms empty faster than they fill.

A show lets out and the sidewalk holds two thousand people for about forty minutes. Most of them go home. Not because the night is over, but because nobody told them where else to be. We treat that as a routing problem, and we work both sides of it: the artist and tour side, and the rooms already open to receive it.

What the calendar tells us

San Francisco's forward calendar, read the way a promoter reads it.

Reading the calendar

The current forward calendar is being measured.

Reading the rooms

The rooms with the most upcoming shows are being measured.

Dance, hip-hop, Latin, K-pop

These crowds go out afterward. Seated bills and older-skewing tours do not, whatever the ticket count says. We route on crowd behavior, not on headline size.

Eleven o'clock

The window is roughly forty minutes wide and it closes. A room that captures it is trading on a Thursday. A room that misses it is watching two thousand people walk to somebody else.

The forward calendar

These are the nights San Francisco puts a crowd on the street.

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shows tracked ahead
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rooms mapped across the city
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weeks of forward visibility
Date Show Room Crowd
Loading the forward calendar.

A live extract of the calendar we maintain. Not affiliated with any artist, tour, promoter or venue listed.

No takeover. Your night, with an intentional route to your door.

There is no rental, minimum, or contract. Your staff, door, rules, and bar remain yours. We drop numbered wristbands with your doorman, text the RSVP count by noon, reconcile the headcount before close, and cover an additional door or bar hand if the walk-up requires one.

Tell us a night you are open.