DanCoulter

<p>This plugin is geared toward bands and musicians to manage and display a<br />
calendar of their gigs within WordPress.  It’s meant to be as easy as possible<br />
for both the musician and the fan.  It even manages venue data complete<br />
with mapping and ticket links.</p>
<h3>Compatibility notes</h3>
<p>= Browser =<br />
This plugin’s administration pages are currently only supported fully by the<br />
Firefox and Safari browsers.  When I am approaching version 1.0, I plan to<br />
develop full support for IE7 and Opera.  If you would like to know more about<br />
my decision to focus on Firefox and Safari, feel free to get in touch with me.</p>
<h4>WordPress</h4>
<p>If you are using a WordPress version less than 2.3, you may need to create the<br />
database tables manually.  You can find the SQL in tables.sql. Get in touch with<br />
me if you need help doing that. You might also want to consider updating to the<br />
most recent version of WordPress.</p>
<h4>MySQL</h4>
<p>If you are using a MySQL version less than 4.1, filtering the gig posts from<br />
your normal blog entries will be disabled.  You will need to filter those based<br />
on the category you select in the settings page using another plugin.  I suggest<br />
the Advanced Category Excluder (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-category-excluder/) plugin.</p>


Gigs Calendar

Manage and display a calendar of your gigs/shows/performances.

optune

<p>This plugin automatically creates a post for every gig on your optune.me account. You can choose if the post is published<br />
imediately or if you want to publish it manually. Furthermore, you can display a list of all your upcoming gigs on a page<br />
or post with the shortcode <code>[optune-gig-calendar]</code>.</p>
<p>If you don’t want to have a new post for every gig you can change the post type to gig.</p>


WordPress Gig Calendar

Automatically import your optune.me gigs to your Wordpress

Gigs Calendar vs WordPress Gig Calendar