Build your band's press kit

Fill in what you have and save. You get one link to send promoters, venues and press, and you can come back and finish it later. Only the band name is required — a half-written kit you can send today beats a perfect one you never publish.

The band

The name is the only thing we need. If it matches an act already listed on Moshradar, your kit will show your real upcoming dates alongside everything you type in here.

Press shot

One good photo. A promoter uses this on the event page and the poster, so give them something they can crop.

Landscape works best. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 5MB.

Words

Write it in the third person — a promoter will paste chunks of this straight onto an event page, and "we formed in 2019" reads badly there.

A line from a review, if you have one worth using.

Selected shows

What you have played. Five good ones say more than thirty — a promoter is looking for rooms they recognise, not a complete history.

One per line: date, venue, city, separated by a vertical bar. The date can be anything readable - "March 2026" is fine.

Listen & follow

Whatever you have. Blank fields are left off the kit entirely.

Booking & press contact

The point of the whole document. A press kit with no way to book the band is a nice-looking dead end.

You get a private link. Nothing is indexed by search engines.

What you get

A single page holding your bio, press shot, music links, the rooms you have played and who to email to book you — the things a promoter asks for and a band usually answers with four attachments and a Dropbox link. Yours lives at a URL you can paste into a message, and you can change it afterwards without the link breaking.

Why not a PDF?

A PDF is wrong the moment a date changes, and you cannot fix the copy sitting in a promoter's inbox. A link you can edit stays right. If your band is listed on Moshradar, your upcoming dates appear on the kit automatically and keep themselves current.

Do I need an account?

No. The kit is tied to the browser you built it in, so you can come back and edit it from the same device. If you want to reach it from anywhere, create an account before you publish and it is attached to that instead.

Is it public?

Anyone with the link can open it — that is what makes it sendable — but the address is unguessable, it is not listed anywhere on Moshradar, and it carries a noindex tag so it stays out of search results. Only put things on it you are happy to send a stranger.