We build music websites for musicians, bands, pianists, teachers and music venues. The recurring problem in music web design is that everything on the page has a date attached, and a site showing last spring's tour tells a promoter more than you want it to.
Dates and releases you keep current
Tour dates, releases, video and press are all yours to edit through the content management system, from a phone if that is what you have on the road. The site is built so an out-of-date listing is a thirty second fix rather than an email to a developer who may reply next week.
Merchandise, media and the people who book you
We can add an online store with live credit card processing for merchandise and recordings, and structure a press or booking section so a venue can find your material without asking. Everything is mobile friendly, because a good share of your traffic is someone checking on their phone whether you are playing tonight.
The mailing list outlives the platform
Social platforms change their rules and their reach without asking, and a following built entirely on one of them is rented rather than owned. A mailing list is the one audience that stays yours. We build sign-up into the site and can handle newsletter distribution, so announcing a release or a run of dates does not depend on an algorithm.
Press and booking material matters more than most artists expect. A promoter or venue wants a biography, high-resolution photographs, a technical rider and audio in one place, without emailing to ask. Putting it on the site as its own section removes friction from exactly the enquiries you want to encourage.
We have been building and hosting websites since 1999, and we maintain what we build, so a site does not quietly rot between records. Whether you need a first site, a store for merchandise, or something a promoter can take seriously, contact us using the support button at the top of any page.
| Example designs from our musician and band web design portfolio. | |
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