Build your press kit

Bands, solo artists, DJs: fill in what you have and watch the kit build itself beside you. Only the name is needed to publish, and you can finish it later.

JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 5MB. Any shape: choose below which part the kit keeps, or show the whole photo.
How it sits on the kit
More photos

Up to 3 more photos beside the cover come with a free account: shrunk for the web, location data stripped, each linked to its print-size original.

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Leads the kit. A promoter reads this and decides whether to read on.
Third person: a promoter pastes chunks of this onto an event page, and "we formed in 2019" reads badly there.
A line from a review, if you have one worth using.
More quotes

A Spotify player needs your artist link (open.spotify.com/artist/...); a YouTube one, a link to a video. Nothing loads until someone presses play.

Videos (YouTube links)

Five good ones say more than thirty: a promoter is looking for rooms they recognise.

Paste a list instead
One show per line: date, venue, city, separated by a vertical bar. Added below the rows above when you save.

Line-up
Up to 8, separated by commas. Bands we list are linked to their page.

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

Files Links to where you keep them: hi-res photos, logos, a rider, a stage plot. Google Drive or Dropbox is fine. Anyone with your kit's link can open them.
Tech spec, for the sound engineer
Channel list

Theme

Lead with a logo you made in the free logo maker: it comes with a free account, where your saved logos live.

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The order it reads in Drag to reorder, untick to hide, rename any heading. A section with nothing in it is skipped.
  1. The short version
  2. Press quotes
  3. Biography
  4. At a glance
  5. Line-up
  6. For fans of
  7. Listen
  8. Videos
  9. Upcoming shows
  10. Selected shows
  11. Press photos
  12. Press kit files
  13. Tech spec
  14. Merch
  15. Links
  16. Contacts

Your kit appears here as you fill it in.

This is the kit as a promoter will see it. Nothing is public until you publish.

What you get

A single page holding your bio, press photo, music, the rooms you have played, a tech spec and who to email to book you: the things a promoter asks for and an act usually answers with four attachments and a Dropbox link. It lives at a link 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, and it still prints: there is a print and PDF button on every kit. If you are listed on Moshradar, your upcoming dates appear on the kit by themselves.

Do I need an account?

No. Without one, the kit is tied to the browser you built it in. With a free account you can edit it from any device; a kit you made before signing up moves to your account when you sign in on the same browser.

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.

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