Pulse

Go out.
Make memories.

Pulse helps people find club nights, concerts and festivals, and bring their friends to make moments they’ll remember.

Nothing on a screen beats a crowd that came for the same thing. The first chord. The drop. The stranger who knows every word.

Every one of those nights needs two kinds of people: the ones who want to be there, and the ones who make it happen. Both are having a harder time finding each other. Pulse is built for both.

Why now

52%

of Dutch pop venues ran at a loss in 2025, as costs rose faster than income.

VNPF, 2026

24% to 13%

of young Dutch partygoers went clubbing every week, 2020 against 2023.

Trimbos Institute, 2025

1 in 2

young people check whether their friends are going before they buy a ticket.

TicketSwap, 2025

3 in 100

followers see the average brand post on Instagram.

Socialinsider, 2026

Who Pulse is for

A new generation plans its nights on a phone, with friends, and wants to hear an act before buying the ticket. Pulse shows the whole scene that way, and brings everyone who makes it along.

For people who go out

The night is everywhere, so it is easy to miss.

What’s on is spread over venue sites, ticket shops, Instagram stories and group chats. The show you would have loved sells out before you hear of it, and the plan for Saturday dies in the chat.

What Pulse does

  • Every club night, concert and festival in one agenda. Free, and no ads.
  • Follow your artists and hear first when they have a new show.
  • Press play on any name in a lineup, then decide.
  • See which of your friends are going, right next to the show.

For venues

A full agenda, and a feed that shows it to almost no one.

More than half of Dutch pop venues ran at a loss in 2025. On Instagram, the average brand post now reaches about 3 in every 100 followers, so a great night can go by unnoticed.

What Pulse does

  • Your own page with your whole agenda. The basement sits next to the arena.
  • Fans who follow you see your upcoming nights on their home screen.
  • Your nights link through to your own site and your own ticket seller.

For organizers

Every new night has to find its crowd again.

A series moves between venues and dates, and each announcement starts from zero in someone else’s feed.

What Pulse does

  • A page for your series that follows it from venue to venue.
  • Followers get a notification when your next event appears on Pulse.
  • Friends see who is going. Half of young people check that before they buy a ticket.

For artists

Being on the bill is not the same as being heard.

A lineup full of names people don’t know is a lineup people skim. The act they would have loved is the one they never looked up.

What Pulse does

  • A page with every upcoming show of yours in one place.
  • Anyone can play you right from the lineup, before they buy a ticket.
  • Fans who follow you get a notification when a new show of yours appears.

Made in Amsterdam

Amsterdam had a night mayor in 2003, a decade before Paris, London or New York. It lets a handful of clubs stay open around the clock, and every October the Amsterdam Dance Event fills it with people from all over the world: a record 600,000 visitors from 150 countries in 2025. And 23 of the world’s top 100 DJs are Dutch.

We learned what a good night out is here. Now we are putting every one of them in one place, and making it easier to go together.

Pulse in numbers

upcoming nights out
17,000+
venues, from basements to arenas
1,500+
artists to follow
10,000+
things to do this week
800+

Counted live from the agenda, refreshed daily.

For press

What
A free agenda for going out: club nights, concerts and festivals in one place, with your friends on the page.
Made in
Amsterdam
Costs
Free to use, with no ads.
Works on
Any phone or computer, in the browser. Install it like an app if you like.
Talk to us
contact@liveonpulse.com. Happy to pull numbers for your story.

See you out there.

See what’s on tonight

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