You can call the shortcode method directly in your PHP code: order=asc|desc – sort order for artist or user events.no_calendar_style=true|false - removes the calendar style from the event dates.When using a shortcode, you can set which artist, venue, metro area, or user you want to display events for, allowing you to show events for different entities: ShortcodeĪdd the shortcode in the content of any blog post. Go to the admin Widgets page and simply drag the widget into a sidebar and configure it. The same goes for metro areas: “” has the id “123”.For example, the url “” has the id “123”. For an artist, you should use the artist’s Songkick id, as shown in the url for your artist page.For a user, simply put your username in the admin interface.You can also specify your settings under Plugins/Widget or via shortcode options. Go to the Settings page to configure default options for the plugin. This plugin requires PHP 5.6.20 or higher.Please read through Songkick’s API terms of use. If you have a commercial website, you’ll need your own Songkick API key. This plugin uses a non-commercial Songkick API key.HTML markup with support for events as defined by.Show events for multiple artists, users, venues, or metro areas.A metro area is a city or a collection of cities that Songkick uses to notify users of concerts near them. This plugin lets you display upcoming or past events for a Songkick user, artist, venue, or metro area on your WordPress blog.Įvents can be displayed by adding the Songkick widget to your template, or by adding the shortcode anywhere in your blog.

Download songkick