Public pages & gallery
Fans don't want an account, and venues don't want a DM thread. Your public band page is the answer you can paste anywhere, and it updates itself from the schedule and photos you're already maintaining.
Your public band page
A clean, fast page at your band's own address: name, bio, banner, and social links. It's rendered server-side, so it loads instantly and search engines can read it. Visibility is a per-band switch. Members-only while you're forming, public when you're ready to be found.
Upcoming gigs, without extra work
Mark a calendar event as a public gig and it appears on your band page on its own: date, venue, and a link when one is set. Fans always see where you're playing next, and promoters can check your dates before reaching out. No website to update, no duplicated listings to keep in sync.
Photo gallery & albums
Collect gig and rehearsal photos in albums inside the band workspace, browse them in a lightbox, and choose which albums or shots are public. Your public page gets a gallery built from exactly what you approved. The rest stays with the band.
Nothing to install or sign into
Public pages are plain web pages. Fans on any device open a link and see the gig list or the album. Nothing to install, nothing to sign into. The page does one job: make your band easy to find and easy to book.
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