Certified capacity
420 people
Venues
The venue map with certified capacity, license, and declared accessibility
Upsessions turns the venues module into an operational map: every space is published with its certified capacity, performance license, accessibility, and direct contact. The organizer decides on regulation, not on intuition.
Certified capacity
Visible license
Direct contact
Venue profile
Sala Atlas · Barcelona
Performance license
No. 2024/0187 · Barcelona City Council
Accessibility
Step-free access · adapted toilet · PRM capacity 18
Why it works
Fewer middlemen, more closings with paperwork in order
The module publishes the data a promoter needs before booking: real capacity, performance license, accessibility under current regulation, and direct contact with the venue.
01
Certified capacity
Each venue declares its certified capacity
The capacity figure appears as official information, not as an estimate. Compliance with the Performance Regulation stops being a last-minute scramble.
Capacity · license · accessibility
02
Visible license
Performance license number inside the profile
The promoter can cross-check the license with the local administration before confirming dates. Legal clarity is visible from the first glance.
03
Direct contact
No empty forms: email and phone on the profile
The conversation starts with real contact details. The venue answers with operational context, not a lead inbox.
Regulation visible in the profile
The venue is published as a regulatory asset, not a card
The profile exposes the data the administration reviews before a show: certified capacity, license, accessibility, and direct contact. All in a single operational read.
Venue profile
Sala Atlas · Barcelona
Certified capacity
420 people
Performance license
No. 2024/0187 · Barcelona City Council
Address
Carrer de Sants 142, 08014 Barcelona
Accessibility
Step-free access · adapted toilet · PRM capacity 18
Space layout
Stage
8 × 6 m · front line
Standing area
260 pax standing · no seats
Main bar
3 service points
Backstage
Dressing rooms + load-in access
Ecosystem integration
Venues Events
The event manager attaches the venue directly when creating an event.
Studios Venues
A studio can also publish itself as a venue for live shows.
Venues Event Manager
The organizer discovers and contacts the venue from their portal.
Module layers
The interface treats the venue as regulatory asset, not as catalog card
Every block reinforces the promoter’s decision: how much capacity, which license covers the show, how to get there, what accessibility it meets, and who to talk to in order to close.
Official profile with capacity, license, and regulation
Compliance · Performance Regulation
Address and routes without ambiguity
Location · logistics
Declared accessibility under RD 1/2013
Accessibility · LIONDAU
Direct contact with the space
Direct contact
Request inbox for the owner
Inbox · request management
Operational flow
From space search to contact with paperwork in hand
The journey walks the promoter through every step: filter by city, read regulation, confirm accessibility, and open a conversation with the venue.
Search by city and capacity
Filter by city, region, or minimum capacity. Results load as a professional catalog, not as a generic listing.
Review license and official capacity
Cross-check the license number with the local administration. Close dates based on verifiable info, not on word of mouth.
Confirm accessibility and logistics
Access points, adapted toilets, PRM capacity, and load-in routes. Decide whether the venue fits your audience and your riders.
Open a direct conversation
Reach out by email or phone with the profile already read. The first meeting starts with operational context, not with basic questions.
Call to action
Running a space or producing live events?
Join the Upsessions list. Venues publish regulatory profiles and promoters discover the exact space with license, capacity, and direct contact.