Event directory Alpha
PartyLine Event Directory
Discover underground club nights, warehouse parties, day parties and community-led events on PartyLine — current listings live in the app.
Perth-first. Building across Australia.
Live listings
Current events live in the app
Quick filters
Browse in the app
Use these shortcuts to open filtered views in the live PartyLine app.
Location
Australia-wide discovery
PartyLine is Perth-first and building across Australia. Choose a city to explore — live listings open in the app.
Layer
- Cities
- Venues (later)
- Profiles (later)
Map preview unavailable — choose a city below to browse events in the app.
Static Australia-wide discovery map — city markers show rollout status, not live event counts. Open the PartyLine app for current listings.
PartyLine Scene Index is in early alpha — aggregate listing counts only, not a complete map of every event in a city.
Genres
Browse by genre
Genre landing pages link to the closest app filters. More tags are added as organisers submit events.
Sourcing
How events are listed
Honest sourcing for the PartyLine Event Directory during alpha — no scraping and no automated ticketing imports.
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Organiser submissions
Signed-in organisers submit events in the PartyLine app with lineups, venues, tags and linked profiles where available.
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PartyLine admin listings
PartyLine may add or help publish selected public listings during alpha to keep discovery useful while the network grows.
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Partner and promoter events
Partner nights and promoter submissions can appear when organisers share public event details and ticket links through PartyLine.
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Public links from organisers
Where provided, external ticket or info links stay with the organiser — PartyLine focuses on discovery and scene connection.
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Roadmap: structured imports
City and genre directory expansion, structured imports and richer filters are planned — not automated ticketing API imports or scraping today.
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Profiles linked to events
Artists, venues, organisers and suppliers can be linked around each listing so the directory connects people, not just dates.
FAQ
Event directory questions
What is the PartyLine Event Directory?
The PartyLine Event Directory is a public marketing view of upcoming underground events listed in the PartyLine app — club nights, warehouse parties, day parties and community-led shows. It is Perth-first and building across Australia as more organisers join.
How are events added?
Events come from organiser submissions in the app, PartyLine admin-added listings where helpful, and partner or promoter submissions with public event details. The directory reflects published public listings — not scraped or imported ticket feeds.
Can I submit an event?
Yes. Signed-in users can submit events in the PartyLine app with lineups, venues, tags, posters and ticket links where available.
Is PartyLine only for Perth?
PartyLine is Perth-first today. Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and more cities open as organisers, venues and profiles join — without claiming full national coverage before the listings exist.
Can organisers request promotion support?
Organisers can flag promotion interest when submitting or editing an event. PartyLine reviews these manually — there is no guaranteed placement or paid ranking in the current alpha.
Can artists, venues and organisers be linked to events?
Yes. Event listings can link artist, venue, organiser and supplier profiles so discovery stays connected to the people behind each night.
How does PartyLine check event listings?
PartyLine may review event listings for basic accuracy, source quality and obvious issues before or after they appear. This is editorial checking, not a guarantee that every detail is complete, current, endorsed, or ranked. Always confirm with the organiser or venue before you travel.
How often is the directory updated?
This page is a marketing entry point for event discovery. Open the PartyLine app for the live calendar, filters and full event details.
Put your event on the line.
Submit your night, browse live listings in the app, or create a profile — Perth-first, building across Australia.