Musician and Band Website

You get a website for a solo artist or band that puts the music first: your latest release playing from Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud or Bandcamp, upcoming shows, and links to every place fans follow you. Promoters and bookers get their own press kit area so they stop emailing you for the same files.

Shows that update in one place

On Starter, you edit the shows list in the dashboard. From Business up, it pulls dates directly from Bandsintown or Songkick, so a show you add there appears on the site, with ticket links, without a second update. Past shows drop off by themselves.

What bookers and promoters download

The electronic press kit on Business and Premium holds a short and a long bio, hi-res press photos, a stage plot, the tech rider and the booking contact, each downloadable without asking. Business also adds a video gallery and a fan email signup, because a mailing list still outlasts any social platform's reach.

• Premium adds a merch store through WooCommerce or the Shopify Buy Button, so shirts and vinyl sell from your own site.
• A discography lists each release with lyrics and credits.
• Promoters get a booking form that asks for date, city, venue capacity and fee range.
• A release countdown builds anticipation before a single or album drops.

Rights and accounts

Embeds use the streaming platforms' own players, so plays count toward your streams. Lyrics, artwork and videos must be yours or licensed to you. Print-on-demand partners such as Printful, merch suppliers and ticketing services bill you directly under their own terms.