Data / Documentation
Evidence graph
The graph joins published people, organizations, venues, festivals, representation and project identities to relationships already stated in structured, cited records. It is a public record of what has been documented here, not a complete map of the live-music business.
- Discovery records
- 446
- Sourced graph edges
- 141
Scope and status
Only public, indexable identities and edges with cited evidence on both published endpoints appear. Register ownership, operation, booking, promotion and ticketing predicates remain separate. People roles come from structured profile relationships; representation comes from the agency roster register; festival operators from operator-supported identity sources; and project roles from explicitly cited archive records. An article mentioning two names does not create a relationship. Reported, current, confirmed and historical statuses retain their source-specific meanings.
Fields
- path, slug, kind
- Canonical route, stable identifier, and entity class.
- aliases, origins
- Documented alternate names and source modules reconciled to one public identity.
- sourceCount, lastVerified, sources
- Count of distinct source URLs, record review date when held, and evidence links with retrieval dates.
- predicate, fromPath, toPath
- Typed directed relationship and the canonical paths at each end.
- status, effective, end
- Recorded state and start/end dates only when present in the original structured record.
- territory
- Representation territory only when the agency relationship explicitly provides one.
Read-only API
The public JSON endpoint is /api/public/evidence. Its views are summary, entities, edges, changes, and search (also discovery). Filter by kind, predicate, status, or slug; search takes q. Unknown slugs return 404 and invalid filters return 400. JSON feeds are excluded from indexing.
Attribution and limits
Credit Live Index and follow each source URL before reusing a claim. Absence of a record is not proof that an arrangement does not exist. Source dates reflect editorial retrieval, not continuous monitoring; historical links remain historical. The public Explore view displays the evidence alongside each relationship, and register methodology explains release thresholds.