For festivals & multi-act events

Run the whole festival on one clock.

Every stage, every set time, every screen — live and in sync. When an act runs long, the whole day re-times itself. Your crowd follows along from their phones. No app.

One day or ten stages. Talk to us about large multi-day events.

Main Stage screen — live
Main stage · live
On air
  1. Gates open4:00
  2. Local opener5:30
  3. Main Stage — Aurora7:00
    Changeover clock · 28:00
  4. Headliner8:45
  5. Closing set10:30
Multi-day lineupsStage changeoversBig-screen now / nextStream overlaysSet-time countdownSong requestsLive photo wallTicketing & check-inNo app for fansMulti-day lineupsStage changeoversBig-screen now / nextStream overlaysSet-time countdownSong requestsLive photo wallTicketing & check-inNo app for fans

Keep the day honest

One act runs long.
The whole day adjusts.

Your stage manager runs the show from one screen — start a set, watch the changeover countdown, hit next. Drag the timeline and every set time after it moves with you, on every phone and screen at once.

director.nextset.ca — Main Stage
Director · Main Stage
On Time
9:30 PM
The Mainline
60m
+0m
10:30 PM
Changeover
15m
+0m
10:45 PM
Headliner: Aurora Sky
75m
+0m

Now playing · up next

On the big screen. In every pocket.

The same live lineup powers your LED wall, your stream overlay, and the phone of everyone in the field — no download, no sign-up for fans.

Stage screen — NOW / NEXT
Main Stage
LIVE
Now
The Mainline
Up Next
Aurora Sky — 11:00 PM
05:00
Your festival
Main Stage
Live Now
9:30 PM
The Mainline — Main Stage
Up Next
10:45 PM
Aurora Sky
Later
11:00 PM
Headliner set

Everything a festival needs

Built for the chaos of a live lineup.

Lineup & set times

Build the running order once. Every act, every changeover, every door time in one timeline.

Stage changeover clock

A set runs long? Drag the timeline — every set after it shifts automatically. The day stays honest.

Big-screen now / next

NOW PLAYING and UP NEXT on every screen on site, updating the instant your director hits next.

Stream-ready overlays

Drop the live lineup and timer straight into OBS as a browser overlay for your stream or LED wall.

A crowd in the show

Song requests, live polls and moderated shoutouts scroll across the screens — you keep the controls.

Live photo wall

Fans upload from their phones; framed shots land on the big screen. You keep every original.

Ticketing & RSVP

Sell or collect free tickets natively — no third-party redirect, no extra platform fee to a reseller.

Gate check-in

Scan tickets at the gate from any phone. See live attendance roll in as the crowd arrives.

Fans need nothing but a phone browser. No app store, no account, no friction at the gate.

The day, two ways

The clipboard vs. the clock.

A festival doesn’t run late because the schedule was wrong — it runs late because the schedule stopped updating. Here’s the difference one live running order makes.

The usual festival day
  • The running order lives on a printed sheet that’s wrong by 3pm
  • A set runs long and every later set time is now a guess
  • Stage screens show a static poster the crowd stopped reading hours ago
  • Fans ask staff "who’s on next?" all day long
  • Your stream overlay is a manual scramble between acts
  • You hand ticketing to a reseller and lose a cut on every wristband
With NextSet
  • One live running order across every stage, updated the instant you change it
  • A set runs long — drag the timeline and every later set time re-times itself
  • NOW PLAYING / UP NEXT on every screen on site, switching when your director hits next
  • Fans follow the live lineup from their own phone — no app, no sign-up
  • The same live timer and lineup drop straight into OBS as a browser overlay
  • Sell or collect tickets natively and scan them at the gate from any phone
  • No app for fans — just a phone browser
  • Works on any phone, tablet or laptop you already have
  • Bring your own screens, LED wall and AV
  • One day or ten stages
  • You keep every uploaded photo

Before you ask

Every question, answered.

You build your festival and we scope it with you — a one-day single stage is very different from a ten-stage multi-day event. Talk to our team and we’ll quote your actual event, not a generic tier. There are no per-fan fees for the phone schedule, and ticketing is native, so you’re not handing a cut to a third-party reseller.

Put your festival on one clock.

Build your lineup, light up the screens, and let the crowd follow along — from the first gate scan to the last encore.