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Shows Data

Usage

shows_data

Format

dataframe with one row for each show in the Fugazi Live Series data.

gid

Unique identifier for the show

tour

The tour that the show belongs to.

year

The year of the show,

date

The date of the show.

venue

the venue,

city

the city.

subdivision

Subnational administrative unit (US state, DC, Canadian province, Australian state/territory, or Brazilian state), where applicable (NA elsewhere) - see othervariables for how Brazilian codes are filled in.

country

The country.

attendance

The number of people who attended.

price

Numeric ticket price (NA where unknown, 0 for free shows) - see othervariables for how this is split from the raw scraped door-price text.

currency

ISO 4217 currency code for price.

latitude

The latitude of the show location.

longitude

The longitude of the show location.

urls

A string used to form the URLs of the corresponding page on the Fugazi Live series site.

fls_link

a link to the corresponding page of the Fugazi Live Series site.

minutes

duration of the show in minutes if a recording is available

sound_quality

Sound quality rating: Excellent, Very Good, Good, or Poor.

distance_home_km

Great-circle distance (km, via geosphere::distGeo) from this show to "home" - the location of the earliest-dated show in the series (the Wilson Center, Fugazi's first ever show in 1987). Always populated.

distance_to_km

Distance (km) traveled to this show: from the previous show, if this show is classified as part of the same tour chain as it (see Provenance below), otherwise from home (i.e. equal to distance_home_km, for a home-based show or the first stop of a tour chain). Always populated.

distance_back_km

Distance (km) traveled back home after this show. Populated only for a home-based show or the last stop of a tour chain (NA for every other tour stop, since the band hadn't returned home yet).

Source

https://www.dischord.com/fugazi_live_series

Provenance

Derived-cleaned. Produced by Repeatr_1. Actively consumed directly by inst/shiny/Fugazetteer/app.R. The three distance_*_km columns (issue #259) are computed by classify_show_trips() in R/recap.R, which classifies each show as home-based or part of a moving tour chain purely from geography and dates (whether it's geographically closer to the previous show than to home, and within a plausible date gap of it) - a show within home_radius_km of home is always treated as home-based. This classification is deliberately independent of the tour column above, whose own tour/regional-dates labelling isn't reliable enough to build on; tour is used only as an informal sanity check against it (see inst/notes for the cross-check from when this was added), never as an input. These three columns are internal to Repeatr and are not exported to fugazibase.

Examples

shows_data
#> # A tibble: 1,049 × 21
#>    gid   tour   year date       venue city  subdivision country attendance price
#>    <chr> <chr> <dbl> <date>     <chr> <chr> <chr>       <chr>        <int> <dbl>
#>  1 wash… 1987…  1987 1987-09-03 Wils… Wash… DC          USA            300     5
#>  2 wash… 1987…  1987 1987-09-26 St. … Wash… DC          USA            200     5
#>  3 chap… 1987…  1987 1987-09-27 Cat'… Chap… NC          USA             50     5
#>  4 rich… 1987…  1987 1987-10-07 New … Rich… VA          USA             50     5
#>  5 wash… 1987…  1987 1987-10-16 dc s… Wash… DC          USA            100     5
#>  6 fred… 1987…  1987 1987-11-25 Wein… Fred… MD          USA            133    NA
#>  7 beth… 1987…  1987 1987-12-02 BCC … Beth… MD          USA             10    NA
#>  8 wash… 1987…  1987 1987-12-03 Wils… Wash… DC          USA            300     5
#>  9 midd… 1987…  1987 1987-12-04 Wesl… Midd… CT          USA            100     5
#> 10 norw… 1987…  1987 1987-12-05 Anth… Norw… CT          USA            100     5
#> # ℹ 1,039 more rows
#> # ℹ 11 more variables: currency <chr>, latitude <dbl>, longitude <dbl>,
#> #   fls_notes <chr>, urls <chr>, fls_link <chr>, minutes <dbl>,
#> #   sound_quality <chr>, distance_home_km <dbl>, distance_to_km <dbl>,
#> #   distance_back_km <dbl>