How to Contact Stomp Records for Booking or General Inquiries

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Use the Contact page for general questions and the Booking page for artist or event booking requests. Both links sit in the main menu of stomprecords.com, alongside Bands, Shop, Tours, and a Français/English toggle. Stomp Records describes itself as a full-service ska-punk-rock-n-roll record label, booking agency, and music management family based in Montreal since 1995, so booking inquiries fall within what the site is set up to handle.

Where to go on the site

What you need Where to click What to expect
General questions about the label, releases, or the site Contact in the main menu A contact route for general inquiries
Booking an artist or event Booking in the main menu The booking-agency side of the business
Buying records or merch Shop Store section, separate from inquiries
Checking who is on the roster Bands Band listings, useful before a booking request
Seeing live dates Tours Tour information
Reading French instead of English Français toggle Switches the site language

The site does not publish a direct email address, phone number, or contact form field list in the material available here, so treat the Contact and Booking pages as the entry points and fill in whatever form or address they present.

Steps for a booking inquiry

  1. Open stomprecords.com and confirm you are on the English or French version you want using the toggle.
  2. Check the Bands page first so you know which artists the label actually represents.
  3. Check Tours if your request is tied to a date or a run of shows.
  4. Click Booking and submit your request through whatever channel that page provides.
  5. Include the essentials in your message: who you are, the artist you are asking about, the event or venue, the date, and how to reach you. These are the details a booking agency needs to assess a request, even though the site does not spell out a required format.

Steps for general inquiries

  1. Go to Contact in the main menu.
  2. State your question plainly — for example, a question about a release such as The Planet Smashers' On The Dancefloor (listed as coming August 22), or about an item in the Shop.
  3. If your question is about a specific release, name the title and catalogue number shown on the New Releases section (for example, Wine Lips' TV Dinner, STMP211) so it can be routed quickly.

Practical notes

  • Language: the Français toggle means French-language inquiries are supported by the site itself; use it if you prefer to write in French.
  • News vs. contact: the Latest News items (new videos from K-Man & The 45s, Wine Lips, and Doghouse Rose) are announcements, not a contact channel. Don't reply to news posts expecting a booking response.
  • Mailing list: the footer has a mailing list signup. That is for updates, not for time-sensitive booking requests.
  • Response times and direct addresses are not stated on the pages reviewed, so plan around the Contact and Booking pages rather than assuming a published email or phone line.

Common snags

  • Looking for a booking contact under Contact when the Booking page is the dedicated route.
  • Sending a booking request without naming the artist or date, which makes it hard to route.
  • Using the mailing list form for an inquiry that needs a reply.