PB Gig Diary is a WordPress plugin for gig management aimed at working musicians. It is described as keeping a gig diary, setlists, a song library, and Google Calendar in sync from a single admin interface, with the stated goal of avoiding spreadsheets, duplicate entry, and missed dates.
The plugin includes a shortcode for gig listings. Adding [pb_gig_diary] to a page displays upcoming and past gigs automatically. It also provides venue management for storing venue details, addresses, and contact information, along with artist management for one artist per free install. Other listed free features include gig status tracking for confirmed, provisional, cancelled, and private events, plus an option to keep gigs in the diary without publishing them publicly.
PB Gig Diary is built by working musicians, for working musicians, and the description says it suits both solo artists managing their own bookings and booking agencies handling multiple acts. It is delivered as a WordPress plugin and is used from the WordPress admin area.
PB Gig Diary sits in PulseGate's Events & conferences category. It focuses on helping musicians and booking agencies manage gigs, setlists, and schedules efficiently from WordPress. It is built as a consumer product for musicians and booking agencies. There is a free tier, and paid plans start at $29. PB Gig Diary is available on the web and API.
Behind PB Gig Diary is PureBaltic, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 6 catalogued features are gig management, setlist builder, and Google Calendar sync. The interface is available in English and Javanese. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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