About LineupScout
What LineupScout is
LineupScout is an independent fan guide to music-festival lineups — currently covering 66festivals. Festival bills are full of acts you've never heard of; that's the fun. Every act on every lineup gets a short profile, genre tags, and verified streaming links, so you can dig through a 200-act bill without opening 200 tabs.
How the matching works
Tell us the bands you already love, and LineupScout compares them against every act on the festival's bill — genres, similar artists, and each act's profile — then points you at the sets you shouldn't miss, each with a reason it made the list. Recommendations are automated suggestions: a starting point for your own digging, not a guarantee you'll love every pick. They are never secretly paid for — no festival or artist can buy a placement.
Where the data comes from
Lineups come from each festival's own public announcements. Act profiles are written and hand-checked one act at a time, and streaming links are verified against the artist's real pages. When a festival publishes set times, day-by-day schedules follow. Spot something wrong? Email help@lineupscout.app and we'll fix it.
What LineupScout isn't
LineupScout is not affiliated with or endorsed by any festival, its owners, or its promoters — artist and festival names are used only to identify publicly announced lineups. And it never sells tickets: ticket links always go to the festival's official outlets.
Frequently asked
Is LineupScout affiliated with the festivals it covers?
No. LineupScout is an independent fan guide. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any festival, its owners, or its promoters — artist and festival names are used only to identify publicly announced lineups.
How are LineupScout's recommendations generated?
You name the bands you already love, and LineupScout compares them against every act on the festival's bill — genres, similar artists, and the short profile written for each act — then returns the sets you're most likely to care about, each with a reason. Recommendations are automated suggestions, and they are never secretly paid for: no festival or artist can buy a placement.
Where does the lineup data come from?
Lineups come from each festival's own public announcements. Every act gets a short hand-checked profile with genres and verified streaming links, and when a festival publishes set times, those are added too.
Does LineupScout sell tickets?
No — LineupScout never sells tickets. Ticket links always go to the festival's official outlets.
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