Free for bands
Your gigs are already on Moshradar.
Run the page.
We list 15,413 upcoming gigs across 561 cities, and 12,281 bands have a page built from those listings. If one of them is yours, claim it: write your own bio, add your press kit, put your dates up yourself, and see who is looking.
Nothing listed under that name
That happens when a band has not played a ticketed show we list yet. Sign up as an artist and we will make you a page.
What you get
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Who is looking at you
Page views split by where they landed, what people pressed, where your followers are, and how many people clicked through to tickets from your listings. Numbers about your band, not a platform average.
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moshradar.com/@yourband
One link for every bio, with your own buttons and your dates underneath. Every press counted, so you can see which link works.
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A press kit that updates itself
Bio, photos, music and upcoming dates on one link to send a promoter. Add your hi-res photos, logo pack and rider as links, and lock them to verified promoters if you want to know who opened them.
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List your own gigs
A date a promoter has not listed goes up in a minute, and lands on the city pages, the genre listings and the weekly email for people near the venue.
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Promoters, nearest first
Every promoter putting gigs on through Moshradar, sorted by distance from you, with what they actually book. Message them here.
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The tools, saved to your account
Logo maker, poster maker and press kit builder. Make a logo and put it straight on your page.
Sell merch from your page
Put your logo on a t-shirt, hoodie or tote in the browser, set the price, and it is on sale from your band page, your link page, your press kit and the Moshradar shop. Each one is printed in the UK when a fan orders it, by Printify, the print-on-demand service we use, and posted to them direct. You keep 85% of the margin on every sale, with nothing to buy up front and nothing to post.
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Designed in a few minutes
A logo you saved in the free band logo maker is already in the studio; a picture of your own works too. Drag it onto the garment, pick the colours and sizes, and the printer's own mockups become the product photos.
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Your price, your share
Set the price yourself and see what you make on each one before you publish. Your share is 85% of the margin after the garment, the printing, the card fee and a small allowance for returns.
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No stock, no parcels
Nothing is printed until it is ordered, so there is no box of shirts to pay for first. Fans pay on moshradar.com, Printify's UK printer makes it and posts it, and refunds and returns are dealt with here, not by you.
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Numbers per design
Views and clicks by day, where they came from, and the sales behind each design, in the same portal as your page numbers. A statement each month says what sold and what it paid.
How a sale works
- You design it Logo or artwork on a tee, hoodie or tote, your colours and sizes, your price. You confirm the design is yours to print; the print file goes straight to Printify, who keep it to print each order, and our server keeps no copy.
- It goes on sale On your band page, your /@handle link page, your press kit and the shop, with the printer's mockups as the pictures.
- We print and post The fan pays here, the item is printed in the UK and posted to them, and they get the order and posted emails from us.
- You get paid 85% of the margin on each sale. Items count once they are posted; on the 3rd of each month the month before is settled, with a statement showing every cost, and paid by PayPal. The creator terms have every number.
Merch comes with the page: claim it above, and the merch dashboard is there as soon as a person has checked the claim.
See what bands are sellingHow claiming works
- Find your page and press claim. The portal opens straight away. Bio, photo, links, handle and press kit are yours to set up from that moment.
- A person checks it. Usually within a day. Until then the public page stays exactly as it was, so nothing half-finished is on show and nobody can claim a page that is not theirs. If you got here from an email we sent you, that email is the proof and your page switches on instantly.
- It goes live. Everything you set up publishes at once, and listing your own gigs switches on.
What it costs
Nothing. Everything on this page is free and stays free. We list gigs for a living; bands with good pages make the listings better, keep their own dates right and bring people to the site. That is the whole business case.
Merch is the same deal: no fee to set up and nothing to buy up front. Moshradar keeps its share of the margin on each sale and you keep 85%. The creator terms show a worked example.
Create a free artist accountQuestions
Does it cost anything?
No. Everything on this page is free and stays free. Moshradar is a gig guide, and a band with a page it looks after is a band whose listings stay right.
How do I know if my band already has a page?
Search your name above. Pages are created automatically when a band turns up on a listed gig, so most acts that have played a ticketed show in the UK already have one, whether or not anybody told you.
How long does verification take?
The portal opens the moment you claim, so you can set the page up straight away. A person checks the claim before your changes go public, usually within a day. If we emailed you the claim link, that email is the proof and it is instant.
What if my band is not listed?
Sign up as an artist and we will make you a page. You can add your bio, links and press kit right away, and list your own gigs once you are verified.
Can more than one of us run the page?
Yes. Whoever else is in the band asks the same way and says so; we check with whoever runs it already before adding anyone.
Where does the data on my page come from?
Gig listings from ticket feeds and promoters, plus Spotify for images and releases. Your bio, photo, links and contacts are only ever what a member of the band puts there — nothing scraped is written into them.
Can I sell merch?
Yes, once your page is verified. Put your logo on a t-shirt, hoodie or tote in the browser and set the price; each one is printed in the UK by Printify when a fan orders it and posted to them. You keep 85% of the margin on every sale, settled monthly and paid by PayPal. How it works, creator terms.