Frequently Asked Questions

The electronic and techno music guide for Spain: discover clubs, raves and festivals by city, mark what experiences you're going to, and organize the night with your crew.

For attendees, yes, always. Posting your events as an artist or promoter is also free. Ticket sales on Makineo will be available soon.

Sign up and request access as an artist or promoter from your profile — we review every request by hand before giving you access to the management panel.

Not yet: ticket sales on Makineo will be available soon. Until then, each experience links to the website of whoever sells the tickets.

We import events and profiles from sources like Resident Advisor, so you may already have an unclaimed listing. Open it and hit "Claim" — we review it, and if it checks out, it becomes yours.

Yes. Create an account and you'll be able to follow artists and get notified whenever they post new experiences.

Your group for going out. You create a crew, each member votes "going / maybe / skip" on the experiences you propose, and you see at a glance who's in.

A filter that shows only small venues and affordable prices: the scene that doesn't make the big posters.

By what the scene is actually moving this week, not by likes: with the platform still young, sorting by likes would be sorting zeros. Four things count — how many people follow the venue, how big the lineup is, how soon it is, and your likes and attendance. Yours weighs the most of the four: today it barely moves the order because there are few votes, and as you vote it takes over.

A look at each city's scene: which genres are on the rise, which artists are emerging, and how much activity there is week to week. You'll find it on each city's page.

Specific tags for rating how the night actually went — safety, sound, atmosphere and inclusivity — instead of just a 1-to-5 score.

A collectible badge with its own design for every experience you confirm attending. They pile up on your profile like a passport of the scene.

Your yearly Makineo recap: the experiences, artists and cities that defined your year, Spotify-Wrapped style.

Yes, from Settings → Account. It is deactivated at once and your identifiers are erased on the spot, with no way back: there is no grace period. Only what the law requires is kept (orders and invoicing), and it no longer points at you.