Hi everyone,
I've been adding several concerts like Coachella and Glastonbury to TMDB, taking care to include detailed info about the event and nice posters, but many of these entries keep getting deleted, and I don't really understand why this kind of content would be deleted. Meanwhile, there are plenty of other similar concerts still listed on the database (would not like to see them go either).
Could anyone please shed some light on how you decide which livestreamed concerts are allowed on TMDB? It would be a shame to see this type of content gone from here.
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Respondo de Banana
je Julio 1 2025 je 12:20 PM
Well TMDB isn't a concert database. It's a film and TV database. For a concert to be added to the database, it needs to have a proper, official release. So when a specific artist's Coachella performance is recorded and released on DVD by a big studio "XXX at Coachella" or released as a special on a streaming platform, it can be added to the database. But concerts that only have fan recorded YouTube videos, bootleg DVDs, or were shown as part of a continuous live stream don't qualify for TMDB.
Respondo de du.ub
je Julio 1 2025 je 12:40 PM
Using Glastonbury that happened last week as an example, if a concert is broadcast on BBC, shouldn't it be on the TV database?
For me, it is similar to something like Doctor Who where you can find all the seasons here https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/121-doctor-who/seasons?language=en-US but there are dozens of episodes that are lost media and are not available anywhere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Who_missing_episodes so should entries like this be deleted as well?
IMO those are all valid entries for a TV database and shouldn't be deleted
Respondo de Banana
je Julio 1 2025 je 12:46 PM
As far as I understand it, Glastonbury was a continuous live stream. So, no.
Respondo de du.ub
je Julio 1 2025 je 12:55 PM
The festival was a continuous live stream, but concerts are stand alone.
For example: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002fbpw/glastonbury-kneecap https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002fc1d/glastonbury-turnstile https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002fc56/glastonbury-parcels
My understanding is that if I wanted to create an entry for "Glastonbury 2025 - Friday Day 1" it would not be a valid entry, but "Glastonbury 2025 - Kneecap" should be ok.