Gigbusters

Español · English

Content Responsibility Statement

Version 2026-09-14 · Last updated: 14 September 2026

You accept this Statement when you create your account, together with the Terms of Use, and it covers everything you publish on Gigbusters that other people can see —a band or venue profile, a concert, a song or video, a record, a listing, a gig offer—. It is what you affirm every time you publish, without having to tick anything again. It forms part of the Terms of Use (in particular sections 5, 9 and 10) and the Community Guidelines, which continue to apply to everything not covered here. It is written to be understood; if anything is unclear, ask us at legal@gigbusters.com before publishing.

1. Which content this applies to

Everything you upload, write or link on Gigbusters that is shown to third parties, within the service or on the pages and cards the service generates when a link is shared. Specifically:

• Band and venue profiles: name, biography or description, photos, logos, links.
• The concerts and performances you publish, including their poster, description and details (date, place, price, who is playing).
• The music and videos you link from external platforms (SoundCloud, YouTube, Vimeo, Bandcamp) and the records you group them into, including their artwork.
• Classified listings and gig offers, including their conditions and texts.
• Any name, trademark, image, text or distinctive sign included in any of the above.

What you write in a private negotiation with another party is also yours and you are also responsible for it (Terms, section 5), even though it is not shown to third parties.

2. What you declare when you publish

By accepting this Statement, and every time you publish, you declare, under your own responsibility, that:

• You own the rights to the content —copyright, related rights as performer or producer, trademark rights and rights over names or distinctive signs— or you hold the authorisation of whoever owns them to publish it here under the Terms. If you link music or video, the channel it is played from belongs to you or your band and you are entitled to distribute that recording.
• The people who appear in photos, posters or videos have consented to their publication, in accordance with Spanish Organic Law 1/1982 on civil protection of the rights to honour, personal and family privacy and one's own image. If minors appear, you hold the permission of whoever exercises parental authority or guardianship over them.
• If you publish on behalf of a band or a venue, you are authorised by it to do so and to assume these obligations on its behalf.
• The content does not infringe third-party rights (intellectual and industrial property, honour, privacy and image, data protection, fair competition) or the law, and complies with the Community Guidelines.
• The information it contains is accurate and not misleading: in particular the date, place and price of an event, the conditions of an offer and whatever you advertise in a listing.
• You hold the licences, permits and authorisations that the advertised activity requires (for example, those for occupying public space or for public performance of musical works). Gigbusters neither manages nor checks them.

3. Our position: intermediary provider, not author

Gigbusters is a service provided by Era Creativa Agencia Digital S.L.U. that hosts and displays content provided by its users. We are an intermediary service provider —a hosting service within the meaning of Article 16 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE) and Article 6 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, the Digital Services Act—. This means that:

• We are not the authors of the content you publish, nor do we make it ours by displaying it.
• We do not review in advance what is published, nor do we have a general obligation to monitor it (Article 8 of the Digital Services Act).
• We are not liable for content published by users, unless we have actual knowledge that it is illegal and fail to act diligently to remove it or disable access to it.
• We are responsible for acting once we know: through a notice, an order from an authority or our own detection.

The licence you grant us to display your content is the one in section 5 of the Terms: non-exclusive, free, worldwide and revocable, limited to making the tool work and promoting the service itself. We do not sell your content or hand it over to anyone to exploit it.

4. What we may do about the content and your account

When we become aware that content is illegal, infringes third-party rights or is contrary to the Terms or the Community Guidelines —or when a competent authority requires it— we reserve the right to, at any time and without prior notice where the situation justifies it:

• Remove the content, hide it, limit its visibility or prevent it from being shared.
• Prevent you from editing or deleting it while we review a report about it, so we can resolve the report on the content as it was.
• Temporarily suspend your account —or your ability to publish— until the review or the complaint is resolved.
• Suspend it indefinitely or terminate it, depending on the seriousness of the breach, the harm caused and repeat behaviour.
• Withdraw a specific capability (for example, announcing street performances) without affecting the rest of your account.

Measures are gradual and proportionate. Whenever we take one we will tell you what we did, why and on what basis, and how to appeal, unless a legal rule forbids us; the full procedure, including how to appeal if you think we got it wrong, is in the Community Guidelines (sections 7 and 8) and in the Terms (section 10). Suspending an account does not cancel agreements you have already closed with other people: we withdraw your access, we do not release you from your word.

We may keep a copy of removed content and the data proving who published it, when and what they declared, for as long as needed to handle complaints, meet legal obligations and cooperate with the authorities, in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

5. How to report content to us

Anyone can report content they consider illegal or contrary to these rules, whether or not they have an account. If you have one, the report button is on the profile of the band, venue, event or listing itself. If not, write to moderacion@gigbusters.com.

So we can act quickly, tell us:

• The exact link to the content.
• Why you believe it should not be there, in enough detail for us to assess it.
• If you are claiming an intellectual or industrial property right: the work, trademark or recording affected, what the infringement consists of and how you evidence your ownership or representation.
• A contact email, if you want to hear the outcome.

We acknowledge receipt, review the notice without undue delay and diligently, and, if you left us an email, we tell you our decision. Malicious or manifestly unfounded and repeated notices are a misuse of the tool and we will stop processing them. Whoever published the reported content may appeal our decision through section 8 of the Community Guidelines.

6. Content you did not publish

Part of the agenda is not published by a user: we collect it from open data portals and other public sources that allow their information to be reused, and in those cases we credit the source on the event page. This Statement does not apply to that content; its rules are in section 5 of the Terms. If you are the owner of such an event and want it corrected or removed, write to us.

7. Validity, versions and proof of acceptance

Acceptance happens when you create your account, in the same box with which you accept the Terms of Use, and it covers everything you publish while that version is in force. We store in your account which version you accepted and when, and we also record it with each piece of content you publish, so we can prove it if needed. If we change this Statement or the Terms we will publish a new version with its date and ask you to accept it the next time you log in; until you do, you will not be able to publish. What was already published keeps the version accepted at the time. Anything published before 14 September 2026 is governed by section 5 of the Terms of Use, which already contained these same warranties.

8. Legal framework

• Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), in particular Article 16.
• Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), in particular Articles 6, 8, 16 and 17.
• Spanish Royal Legislative Decree 1/1996 approving the consolidated text of the Intellectual Property Act.
• Spanish Law 17/2001 on Trademarks.
• Spanish Organic Law 1/1982 on civil protection of the rights to honour, personal and family privacy and one's own image.
• The other rules cited in the Community Guidelines.

This Statement is governed by Spanish law. Complaints and jurisdiction are governed by section 15 of the Terms of Use. The service owner's details are in the Legal Notice.

Legal Notice · Terms · Community · Business · Privacy · Cookies · Cookie settings · Emails