Club

The licence fee is calculated on the basis of the size of the area open to visitors (measured in square metres) and the number of days the club is open during the week. For concerts, the royalties depend on the income from ticket sales.

For a live performance (a band or an artist) in a nightclub or discotheque, a repertoire report shall be submitted in addition to the financial report, which can be found at the following website http://rep.eau.org.

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The licence fee is calculated on the basis of the size of the area open to visitors (measured in square metres), the number of days the club is open during the week or months and and whether music is also performed live. For concerts, the royalties depend on the income from ticket sales.

Music played in clubs

Area open to visitorsOpened
1-2 days per week
+ add a single day on
a week or a single event a month
Live music
€/per month€ /per time€/per day
kuni 5053 €/per month14 €/per time20 €/dper day
51-100106 €/per month27 €/per time22 €/per day
101-200141 €/per month36 €/per time25 €/per day
201‒300176 €/per month45 €/per time28 €/per day
301‒400211 €/per month53 €/per time33 €/per day
401‒500281 €/per month71 €/per time36 €/per day
501‒600298 €/per month75 €/per time40 €/per day
* iga järgmise 100 m² pealt lisandub+28 €/per month+8 €/per time+5 €/per day
Sample agreement for club
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Club – an entertainment establishment where dancing and music-related entertainment have priority over catering and where, as a rule, entry is paid.

Live music – music that has been sung, played or performed in another way directly, i.e. in a live performance, except in the case of a concert.

Concert – a pre-announced entertainment event where musical works are performed live by a performer/ensemble, i.e. directly, and tickets are sold at a higher price than the usual club entrance fee.

Concert organizer – the club itself or another person who has rented the club’s premises to organize a concert.

Concert in club

ŽanrPercentage of incomeMinimum fee for one concert
1. Symphonic and vocal symphonic works9%30 €
2. Chamber and choral music7%30 €
3. Public performance of pop, rock, and jazz music and variety shows or other genres (not mentioned in points 1 and 2)5%30 €
Music performance fee rates for a concert in a club
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NB! The licence fee rates shown here do not include the amount of VAT to be added by the EAÜ under the Value-Added Tax Act, which is calculated on the EAÜ’s commission and shown as a separate line on the invoice submitted by the EAÜ.

The royalty rates are valid until 31 December 2024.

Contact persons for the EAÜ public performance licensing department

Siim Jõgioja

Public performance of musical works; live performance, concerts (region: Tallinn), licensing

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Mart Jööts

Public performance of musical works; restaurants, pubs, clubs (outside of Tallinn), licensing