Yes. Add a ticket URL column on the show row and map it to the CTA button through a tag or selector mapping. SleekRank does not sell tickets; the page routes fans to your existing platform, whether that's DICE, Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, AXS, or a club-direct checkout.

Add a status column. Past shows can drop out of the sitemap by filtering at the urlPattern level, or persist with a recap block via a conditional in the base page. The second pattern preserves accumulated backlinks and lets the URL host post-show photos or reviews for SEO afterward.

Yes. Run additional page groups that read the same calendar feed. /comedian/{slug}/ groups by comedian, /club/{slug}/ groups by club, and /comedy/{slug}/ stays as the per-show URL. One feed, three SEO surfaces, no duplicate maintenance.

Add columns for age limit and content tags. Surface them through tag and selector mappings on the base page so fans see the restrictions before they click buy. For clubs that enforce 18+ or 21+ minimums, the mapping renders a clear badge in the hero so families don't book by mistake.

Yes. Maintain a parallel comedians sheet keyed by comedian slug, then surface the bio through a selector mapping that pulls the matching record. Many clubs run a /comedian/{slug}/ page group that doubles as a tour calendar and a bio page, single-sourcing the bio across every related show.

Use one row per night with the date in the slug, so /comedy/atsuko-okatsuka-largo-2026-02-28/ and /comedy/atsuko-okatsuka-largo-2026-02-29/ each have their own URL. The /comedian/{slug}/ index aggregates all nights, and each night has its own doors time and ticket link.

Yes. Use the doors time in the slug for nights with multiple shows, so /comedy/comedy-cellar-late-show-2026-03-15/ is distinct from /comedy/comedy-cellar-early-show-2026-03-15/. Each row has its own ticket link, set time, and lineup, useful for clubs that run two or three sets per night.

For recurring shows, generate rows programmatically from a template each week and append to the sheet. A simple Apps Script in the workbook can roll forward the next four weeks of the Wednesday open mic, the Saturday late show, and the Sunday showcase, keeping the calendar populated without a manual booking entry per night.