Use LineupFinder in Claude, ChatGPT and other AI apps

LineupFinder has a connector for AI apps. Once it is added, the app can look up the festival lineups, set times and club nights we publish and answer from them, with links back to the pages the data came from. It is free, read-only and needs no account.

The address

The connector is a remote MCP server (Model Context Protocol, the standard AI apps use to reach outside data) at:https://lineupfinder.com/mcp

There is no sign-in, key or setup on our side.

How to add it

• Claude: open Customize, then Connectors, choose to add a custom connector and paste the address. Turn the connector on in a chat before you ask.
• Other apps: any app that accepts a remote MCP server by URL works the same way. Add the address above as a custom connector or MCP server and leave authentication empty.

What you can ask

• What time does an artist play at a festival, and on which stage?
• Do two artists' sets clash at a festival?
• Who plays the main stage on Saturday, in order?
• Which festivals in the next 30 days have set times out?
• Where is an artist playing next?
• What is on in New York this weekend?

What the app can look up

The connector offers nine lookups. Each one only reads.

find_festivals

Festivals by name, year, month, date range, genre family, place, and whether set times are published.

get_festival

One festival's dates, location, venue, time zone, stages and whether its set times are published.

get_lineup

The artists billed at one festival, optionally for one day.

get_artist_at_festival

Whether an artist is on a festival's lineup, and their day, stage and set time when published.

find_artist

Every festival an artist is billed at, their club nights in the cities we cover, and their next set.

get_running_order

The sets at one festival in time order, for one day or one stage.

check_clash

Whether two artists' sets overlap at one festival, with the overlap or the gap in minutes.

find_local_nights

Club and concert nights in one of the cities we cover, by date, venue and genre.

get_coverage

What the data covers, when it was last built, and what it does not hold.

What to expect from the answers

• Answers come only from what LineupFinder publishes. When a set time is not published yet, an artist is not on a lineup, or we do not list a festival or a city, the connector says exactly that.
• Dates and times are local to the festival or the city. A predicted time is marked as a prediction.
• The data has no ticket prices, ticket availability, weather, travel or artist biographies.
• The connector cannot change anything, buy anything or act for you. It has no access to your saved plan.
• The AI app writes the final answer. Check the linked festival page before you plan around a time.

Support

Something not working, or an answer that does not match the site? Write to us and we will reply by email.

Privacy

The connector receives only the inputs of a lookup, such as a festival, artist, city or venue name and a date. We do not store or log them, they do not enter our measurement, and there is no account or cookie. What you type into the AI app is handled by that app under its own policy. More in our privacy page. Use of the connector is covered by our terms of use.