Last updated: July 2026
These Terms govern the use of The Subscene's Echo system by individuals ("Echoes") who sign up to receive location-based concert information about a specific musical Act.
The Echo system is intended to capture interest in concert appearances by specific Acts and in specific regions. Signing up as an Echo helps Acts better plan and communicate concerts in a particular location, without any other content being sent through this communication channel.
Signing up as an Echo is voluntary and requires providing a name, a valid email address, a city (or place), and at least one Act whose concert information and concert invitations for the specified city/place you wish to receive at the email address provided.
By submitting the form, Echoes confirm that they are over 16 years of age or that the consent of a legal guardian has been obtained.
Echoes will only receive an email when a concert featuring the chosen Act is planned at the specified location.
This is not a newsletter. There is no regular content.
The data provided (name, email address, city, chosen Act) is stored and used exclusively for the purpose stated above. It is not shared with third parties. Details on data processing are set out in the privacy policy.
You can unsubscribe at any time via a link in every email or by contacting The Subscene directly.
The Subscene gives no guarantee regarding the actual realization of announced concerts or the availability of tickets. Should Echoes allow Acts to see their email address directly, The Subscene assumes no responsibility for the processing or sharing of the email address by Acts.
Liability for the content of external organizers or performing Acts is excluded.
The Subscene reserves the right to adjust these Terms as needed. Changes will be announced in an appropriate manner. In the event of material changes, existing Echoes will be informed by email.
Austrian law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The place of jurisdiction is Vienna, unless mandatory consumer protection provisions provide otherwise.