Accountability Guidelines

How to Hold a Band/Artist Accountable to the Guarantee

1. Use a Solid Contract

Every booking on PartyBands.com includes a detailed written agreement outlining:

  • Performance date, time, and duration
  • Payment terms and deposit schedule
  • Cancellation and refund policies
  • Expectations for professionalism, attire, and equipment
  • A clause requiring the band to assist in finding a replacement in case of emergency cancellation

2. Require a Deposit

A non-refundable deposit helps ensure commitment from the band, discouraging last-minute cancellations and providing financial security for the event organizer.

3. Check Band Reviews & Track Record

Only book highly rated** and experienced bands** with positive client feedback and a proven track record of reliability.

4. Establish Communication Early

Before the event, confirm arrival times, setup logistics, and performance details with the band. Keep a record of all correspondence in case issues arise.

5. Include a Late or No-Show Penalty

The contract can specify financial penalties if a band arrives late or fails to show up without a valid reason.

6. Get a Contingency Plan in Writing

Bands should agree to help source a backup act in case of an emergency cancellation. PartyBands.com also maintains a list of on-call musicians to step in when needed.

7. Stay in Contact on Event Day

Have a designated point of contact (event coordinator, venue manager, or band leader) check in with the artist before the event to ensure they are en route and on schedule.

A Commitment to Live Music Excellence

By booking through PartyBands.com, event organizers can feel confident that their entertainment will be reliable, professional, and of the highest quality. Our Performance Guarantee is designed to protect both clients and artists, ensuring a smooth and successful event every time.

Please contact us at guarantee@partybands.com for any questions regarding our guarantee.

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