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This is everything that we can think of that you will want to consider putting up on your website. It's just a list to give you ideas, you certainly don't have to implement all of it, but if you can manage to make an entire band website while doing none of it, we'd be really surprised. We generated our own site from seeing what other bands did, and eventually came up with a list of things that we wanted on our own site. We find it useful to make such lists before undertaking a big project like this so we don't forget anything, and we hope that sharing it will be helpful to you as you work on your own site.

"About the band" information:

Band name

Location

Style of music

Bands that you sound like (Don't skip this one!)

  • How to join the Band's mailing list
  • How to contact the band
  • Show information

Upcoming performance calendar

Historical performance calendar

Locations, and other information for the next upcoming show.

  • Your music

Downloadable is best from MP3 or OGG formats

Streaming music or Radio

Lyrics

  • Band Store

List of albums (with pictures of covers, song lists, sample songs, etc)

Places to buy T-Shirts and other merchandise

Link to where to buy any item, and how much it costs

  • Band Bio

HTML, Word or PDF format

  • Booking information

How to contact the band for booking

Instrumentation for sound

Stage plot for sound

Logos and images that can be used for Ads

  • Press information

Press releases in HTML, Word, or PDF format

Contact information for interviews, or spokesperson for the band

Album fact sheets

Logos and Images that can be used for press

Notables page, listing articles and reviews done about the band

  • Latest Band News

Usually on the front page

  • Photo Albums
  • Links
  • Sitemap

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