Kaitenzushi Jazz Expo @ Sela Bar

Not a thing. CIC is a non-profit promotion, run by 1 person and a number of helpful volunteers. We pay for spaces out of our own pocket, and make no money from the nights we run.

This means we can only work with bands/performers who put in the same effort as we do, and who are willing to 'do the work' required to make a good night.

Here's what Not a thing. CIC agrees to do for any night you play:

• Always do our best to be nice, respectful and not rude - to treat everyone like humans.
• Promote the gig on our own website, via our socials, posters at the venue (whenever possible!) and via paid adverts on at least Facebook/Instagram.
• Create and share promotion assets for the gig with you, for you to share.
• Be clear about timings, kit and what you need to bring (see above) with as much advance warning as we can give you.
• Be transparent about money taken, and pay you as soon as all moneys have been paid out from the ticket platform/card provider.
• Do everything we can to create a welcoming, safe space, take any concerns you raise seriously, and be clear about what we are doing to address them.
• Do what we can to produce a video/audio recording of the night, and share it both on our socials, YouTube and with you directly.

The following is a list of things we expect YOU to do, as part of our shared agreement. This is the minimum 'work' we think you need to do to contribute to making a good night.

If you don't think you can commit to doing one of the items on the list, please let us know separately and we can discuss it.

• Always do your best to be nice, respectful and not rude - to Not a thing. and to all other people working on the night.
• Understand that Not a thing. is a non-profit voluntary promotion, and not a paid day job - we can't always respond immediately.
• Take part in the shared job of 'promotion' by sharing the provided assets in as many places as possible.
• Turn up on or before the agreed time - or communicate as far in advance as you can if this isn't possible.
• Provide a clear tech spec, agree what you are/aren't bringing, and then bring it on the night.
• Watch as much of the other bands on the line up as you can, and ask others to do the same.
• Do your best on the night to make it a good night.